Your #1 Choice for a TX Medical Marijuana Card in Tyler, Approved by Real Doctors

For your Tyler medical cannabis application, bring a valid Texas state ID or driver’s license showing your current address. Our physicians complete the prescription process after your evaluation, so gathering outside medical records isn’t necessary.

• Your Texas ID or driver’s license serves as both identification and proof of Tyler residency
• Medical records are not required. Our doctors will evaluate your symptoms and condition during your consultation
• If your ID shows a different address, bring a current utility bill, lease agreement, or bank statement proving your Tyler residence
• Our physicians issue your prescription directly after your evaluation, so you don’t need to coordinate with outside providers
• You don’t need referrals or authorization from your primary care physician or specialists
• The process is simple, so you can feel prepared going into your appointment

If you’re dealing with chronic pain, PTSD, or another qualifying condition in Tyler, there’s a good chance you qualify. You need Texas residency and an approved medical condition, and we help you through the process.

• Residency: You must be a permanent Texas resident and provide proof such as a Texas state-issued ID or driver’s license showing your Tyler address
• Age: There is no minimum age requirement, but minors must have a legally authorized guardian or caregiver involved
• Qualifying Condition: You must have a diagnosed medical condition recognized under Texas law, limited to cancer, PTSD, epilepsy, chronic pain over 90 days, multiple sclerosis, ALS, autism, seizure disorders, and other state-approved conditions
• Physician Evaluation: A TCUP-registered physician evaluates your condition and determines if medical cannabis could provide relief
• Prescription Authorization: Once approved, your physician enters your prescription into the state registry, and you can start accessing treatment

Here are the medical marijuana product types available to Tyler patients under state law.

• Low-THC oils: Use the dropper to take by mouth or add to meals. Doses are capped at 10mg THC each.
• Capsules: Swallow these pre-dosed pills for reliable results every single day.
• Tinctures: Drop the liquid beneath your tongue for faster effects than capsules provide.
• Topicals: Apply creams or balms directly to painful spots, or wear patches for localized comfort without getting high.
• Edibles: Purchase gummies and chocolate products from state-licensed cannabis dispensaries.
• Vapes and inhalers: Inhaled options legalized September 2025 deliver quick symptom control.

Smokable flower remains prohibited in Texas. Once your physician registers your prescription with the state, you can fill it and get relief.

Your prescription for medical cannabis in Texas remains private. The state doesn’t maintain a patient registry. Your doctor stores your prescription in confidential medical files. Dispensaries verify your status through direct physician contact. Background checks for firearms search systems that never collected your data. Federal regulations present challenges because cannabis stays prohibited federally and gun purchase forms require substance use disclosure.

• Texas built privacy into the program from day one: Your medical information stays within the healthcare system, separate from any government tracking accessible to federal background checks.
• Federal law hasn’t aligned with state progress yet: Form 4473 prohibits cannabis users from firearm purchases, regardless of legitimate medical prescriptions authorized by Texas physicians.
• Attorneys specializing in firearms and cannabis regulations help you understand your options: They can explain how to manage both your health needs and constitutional rights.

Yes. Our network includes only Texas-licensed physicians with training in cannabis medicine and state authorization to prescribe through the Compassionate Use Program. You’ll consult with whichever doctor has availability during your scheduled time, and each one brings:

• Active registration with the Texas Department of Public Safety Compassionate Use Registry
• Experience evaluating conditions like PTSD, epilepsy, terminal cancer, and chronic pain disorders
• A patient-centered approach that prioritizes your comfort and understanding throughout the consultation

If you prefer a Spanish-speaking physician or require specific accommodations, inform us during booking so we can coordinate accordingly.

Tyler’s got several spots where you can pick up cannabis products without much trouble. Here’s where patients around the area go when they need to restock.

Off South Southeast Loop 323 near Valley View Street, Green Nation (1700 S SE Loop 323, Suite 400, Tyler, TX 75701) serves patients coming from around the Loop and Broadway Avenue area. They’re known for taking their time with customers, explaining products and helping you find what fits your budget instead of pushing the most expensive options on the shelf.

Out on Troup Highway heading toward Whitehouse, Rose City Dispensary (4708 Troup Hwy Suite B, Tyler, TX 75703) pulls patients from the east side of town and areas around Highway 110. People appreciate the clean layout and knowledgeable staff who answer questions without making you feel rushed, plus they offer discounts when you pay with cash.

For patients enrolled in the Texas medical cannabis program, Texas Original runs a pickup location at Oak Plaza (Suite 103, 3310 South Broadway Avenue, Tyler, TX) every Friday from 8:30 AM to 4 PM. It’s right off South Broadway near Loop 323, making it convenient for patients around South Tyler or coming from Lindale who need medical-grade tinctures, gummies, and oral syringes with precise dosing.

If getting out isn’t convenient, Chronic Guru delivers throughout Tyler and surrounding areas with discreet shipping straight to your door. They grow their own cannabis on a 5-acre indoor farm and focus on small-batch flower with high terpene content, which works well for patients near Flint or around Bullard who’d rather skip the drive.

Between the storefronts on Loop 323 and Troup Highway, the Friday pickup on South Broadway, and delivery options covering Whitehouse, Lindale, Flint, and Bullard, patients have multiple Tyler dispensary choices that fit different schedules. Just confirm hours before heading out, especially for Texas Original since they’re only open one day a week.