The Relationship between Medical Marijuana & Concealed Weapon License

The Relationship Between Medical Marijuana & Concealed Weapon Licenses in FloridaWhen working with medical cannabis patients, one of the most common questions is:“Can I still purchase a gun or keep my concealed weapon license (CWL) if I have a medical marijuana card?”There’s a lot of confusion surrounding this issue—but here’s the truth:MMUR Cardholders Can Keep Their Concealed Weapon LicenseHaving a Florida Medical Marijuana Use Registry (MMUR) card does not cancel or invalidate your CWL. If you already hold a concealed…

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FAQ – Medical Marijuana

FAQ – Medical Marijuana in FloridaWhat is the status of my Medical Marijuana Use Registry Card application?The Florida Medical Marijuana Use Registry is linked to the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles (FLHSMV) to streamline the application and approval process. Using FLHSMV data helps auto-approve photos and proof of residency, which may reduce processing time.Online applications: Average approval time is 10 business days.Mailed applications: Allow an additional 3–5 days for postal delivery.Patients and caregivers can check their status…

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Healthiest Ways to Consume Medical Marijuana

Healthiest Ways to Consume Medical MarijuanaEvery medication has potential side effects. The goal is to find a therapy that offers relief while minimizing those side effects. If you’re searching for a healthier way to consume cannabis, here are some important considerations:🔥 1. Smoking – Least HealthyWhile smoking is a common method, it is not the healthiest. There are two primary concerns:Heat: Inhaling very hot air can irritate and dry out mucous membranes in the throat and lungs, making them vulnerable…

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Treatable Conditions with Medical Marijuana

Treatable Conditions with Medical Marijuana in FloridaIn 2017, Amendment 2 expanded Florida’s medical cannabis program, broadening patient access well beyond what was allowed under the Compassionate Use Act of 2014, which limited treatment to cancer and epilepsy. The Right to Try Act of 2016 further expanded eligibility by permitting full-strength cannabis for terminally ill patients.Amendment 2 removed the prior “90-day wait period” and established clear operational guidelines for physicians and patients. Most importantly, it introduced a flexible “all other debilitating…

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Cannabinoids & Consumption Methods

Cannabinoids & Consumption MethodsThere are many different ways to consume medical marijuana, each offering its own benefits and drawbacks. No two methods are the same—and what works best for one person may not work for another.When using cannabis for medical purposes, it's important to understand not just how it’s consumed, but which cannabinoids are responsible for specific effects.🔬 Key Cannabinoids and Their EffectsHere are some of the major chemical compounds (cannabinoids) found in cannabis, along with their potential benefits:CBD (Cannabidiol)…

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