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How do I Get a Medical Marijuana Card in NY?

Getting a medical marijuana card in New York has never been simpler or easier! All you have to do is have your physician provide you with certification. Then you can start using medical cannabis in the state right away.

Quick Med Cards makes it easy to access medical marijuana in NY in the most cost-effective way. Follow the steps below to experience the health benefits of MMJ in New York today.

  1. Book an appointment with one of our medical marijuana doctors in NYS.
  2. Attend your marijuana evaluation online via video call. It takes 15 minutes or less.
  3. Our physician will certify you for medicinal cannabis if they agree it will improve your health.
  4. Get your medical marijuana certification. (It will include your Registry ID, so you do not need a med card.)
  5. You can now buy medical marijuana from any dispensary in New York.

Renewing your NY medical marijuana card is just as simple. All you have to do is book an appointment with one of our physicians before your certification expires. If the cannabis doctor deems it necessary, they will renew your certification, enabling you to continue using medical marijuana in New York.

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Our price includes the appointment with our doctor and your certification for medical marijuana if approved. Fees that are paid directly to the government must be paid by the patient.

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What You Receive

1 Year MMJ Recommendation 24/7 Dispensary Verification Instant PDF Download Signed Certification

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