MN Medical Marijuana Card in Duluth, Schedule With A State-Licensed Doctor Today

Getting your medical marijuana card only requires two things, a valid ID and an email address. Most people finish their applications in under 10 minutes because there’s not much to it.

• Your driver’s license, state ID card, or passport (must show your current legal name and address).
• The doctor certification we email you right after your video appointment.
• An email address where the Division of Medical Cannabis will contact you.
• Your smartphone or computer to take a picture of your ID and upload it to the state registry.

You don’t need to dig up old medical records, lab results, or prescription bottles. We handle your medical evaluation during the appointment, and that’s all the state needs once you submit your ID photo online.

If you’re 18 or older, live in MN, and deal with a chronic condition causing ongoing symptoms, you likely qualify for a medical marijuana card. The key is having a persistent health issue that affects your daily life.

• Residency – You must live here and show proof with a state ID, driver’s license, utility bill, or lease agreement displaying your current address.
• Age – You need to be 18 years or older to apply on your own. Minors under 18 can qualify when a designated caregiver manages their medical card.
• Qualifying Condition – You need a diagnosed medical condition the state recognizes, including chronic pain, PTSD, anxiety, cancer, epilepsy, inflammatory conditions, and other persistent health issues that disrupt normal life.

A licensed doctor evaluates your specific symptoms and health history, then certifies you if they think medical cannabis can help your condition.

Most patients get approved without needing medical records for their medical marijuana card. Your doctor will ask about the symptoms affecting you right now and how your condition impacts daily life during your appointment. While previous medical documentation can be helpful if available, our doctors primarily rely on your honest description of what you’re going through to determine if certification is appropriate for you.

Dispensaries in Duluth stock all state-approved medical marijuana product forms, so you can select the delivery method that works best for your symptoms. Your medical marijuana card grants access to these seven product categories.

• Oils – Available for vaping in cartridges or taking by mouth, depending on the formulation.
• Capsules – Pre-measured doses you swallow like regular medication for consistent symptom management.
• Edibles – Gummies, baked products, and candies that deliver extended relief compared to smoking or vaping.
• Topicals – Creams, lotions, and balms applied directly to affected areas for localized relief without psychoactive effects.
• Tinctures – Liquid drops absorbed under the tongue, offering faster onset than edibles which require digestion before taking effect.
• Liquids – Beverage formulations and syrups you drink directly or mix with other drinks.
• Dry flower – Raw cannabis plant material suitable for smoking or vaping, preferred by experienced patients.

Yes, Duluth residents 21 and older can grow marijuana at home under Minnesota law, whether you have a medical marijuana card or not.

• Age requirement – You need to be at least 21 years old to grow cannabis plants legally.
• How many plants – Grow up to 8 plants per home, but only 4 can be flowering at once.
• Where to grow – Keep plants in a locked, enclosed space that neighbors and passersby can’t see.
• Per home limit – The 8-plant limit is for your entire household, not per person living there.
• What you can do – Grow for yourself only. You can’t sell it, but you can gift to other adults 21 or older.
• Storing your harvest – Keep more than 2 ounces at your home only, up to 2 pounds total.

Your Minnesota medical marijuana card only works within state lines because there aren’t any reciprocity agreements with other states right now. Carrying marijuana across state borders is illegal under federal law, even if you’re going to a state where cannabis is legal. Before traveling, check whether your destination state accepts out-of-state medical cards, but remember you can’t bring your medicine with you across state lines.

Yes. You’ll always be matched with a real, Minnesota-registered and state-approved medical cannabis physician when you book with Elevate Holistics.

• Fully licensed and registered with the state Department of Health Medical Cannabis Program
• Trained to evaluate all qualifying medical conditions recognized by the state
• Committed to helping you access the relief you need through medical marijuana
• Ready to answer your questions and address your concerns during your appointment

If you prefer a doctor of a specific gender or need someone who speaks your language, tell us when you book and we’ll match you with the right provider.

If you’ve got a medical cannabis card and you’re in Duluth, you’ll want to know where you can use it without driving hours. There’s at least one solid option local patients trust, plus tips on how to make it work in your area.

Up in Hermantown, Green Goods Duluth/Hermantown (4960 Miller Trunk Highway, Suite 300, Hermantown, MN 55811) is your go-to. It’s on Miller Trunk Highway near Loberg Avenue, just a few miles north of Duluth International Airport and close to the Rice Lake Reservoir area. Locals turn to this spot because it carries both medical and adult-use menus, and medical patients often get access to exclusive products, better pricing, and a calmer shopping experience.

If you live on the city side of Duluth, this is usually the closest full dispensary. Because there are limited options in the immediate area, many patients in neighborhoods like Lincoln Park, Denfeld, or West Duluth plan ahead, order online, or pick up at Green Goods when they’re passing through. Green Goods also offers curbside pickup and lets you reserve your items online before arriving so your wait is minimal.

Because the medical cannabis market in Minnesota is still limited, there aren’t many other Duluth dispensaries that openly advertise separate medical-only storefronts. If you hear of smaller clinics or local caregivers, always verify they’re state-licensed. For now, Green Goods is your most reliable option in the Duluth area.

So whether you’re in East Duluth, West Duluth, or up north near Hermantown, there’s at least one local option where your MMJ card works. Call ahead before your trip to check hours, medical vs adult-use product availability, and whether they can reserve your order. You’ve got real access to a Duluth dispensary when you need it.