Renew Your Ohio Medical Marijuana Card Online

Your initial consultation with your doctor will take less than an hour — and if you book with Elevate Holistics, you’ll be done in about 15 minutes. Once you’ve gotten your email link to register, you’ll be able to complete the application in roughly 30 minutes or less. Then you’ll need to wait for the Ohio State Board of Pharmacy to approve it, which can take anywhere from 72 hours to two weeks.

To renew your medical marijuana card in Ohio, you will need access to your existing card to verify your current registration; a valid Ohio state ID, or driver’s license for identification; and an updated certification from a physician registered with the Ohio Medical Marijuana Control Program.

The fee to register with the state and receive your Ohio medical card is $50. You’ll need to pay this fee annually to renew your card. If you’re a caregiver, you’ll only need to pay $25 annually to get a medical card for the patient. At Elevate Holistics, we offer affordable consultations that start at $80 — much lower than most other MMJ doctors in the country.

You will need to renew your MMJ card after one year. You can renew your Ohio medical marijuana card within 90 days of the expiration date.

Yes, you can! Medical marijuana caregivers in Ohio must be over the age of 21 and be able to prove legal residency. The process of becoming an Ohio medical marijuana caregiver is fairly straightforward – the patient will need to get certified by a doctor, and then the caregiver will receive a link to sign up and complete the application.

Ohio’s possession laws for people with medical marijuana cards are slightly unusual because they vary slightly depending on your condition. Your medical marijuana doctor will determine what possession tier you are in depending on the severity of your medical condition. Those in tier I can possess up to eight ounces of approved THC products, but the percentage of THC should be less than 23 percent. If you’re in tier II, you can only possess 5.3 ounces of THC products, but the potency of THC can be between 23 and 35 percent.

It’s important to familiarize yourself with the Ohio medical marijuana laws once you get your card. Recreational cannabis is not legal in Ohio, so there are many rules you’ll need to follow to avoid getting fined. In order to get a medical marijuana card for yourself in Ohio, you’ll need to be at least 18 years of age and be able to prove Ohio residency. Those with a medical card can only purchase cannabis for themselves or for a designated patient and cannot redistribute it to others.

No, you cannot, as Ohio does not allow at-home cannabis cultivation currently.

You sure can! However, you won’t be able to in every state. Make sure to research the medical marijuana card reciprocity laws in the place you’re traveling to see if your OH MMJ card is valid there.