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How to Get Your Quincy Medical Marijuana Card

Register on our website

Fill out the online form on our website with your health and personal information. Our HIPAA-compliant platform secures and safeguards your personal information.

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Consult with our doctor

Consult a qualified healthcare professional via phone or video conference. Your doctor will determine whether you qualify for medical marijuana and will issue you an MMJ recommendation to legally possess it.

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Sign up with the state

Once your information is approved, your doctor will submit it to the state. You will receive an email from the state with instructions on how to complete the state registration process.

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Get your card

After completing the state registration process, you will be issued a temporary card that allows you to easily purchase marijuana from a dispensary. Within seven or ten days, the state will send you a physical card.

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Legal Status

Medical & Recreational

Possession Limits

Medical patients

Limited

10 oz poss. limit 10 oz/60-day period

Recreational users

Limited

1 oz 1 oz purchase limit

State Taxes

Medical patients

0%

Recreational users

17-20%

Cultivation

Cultivation

Medical Cannabis Savings

An explanation of taxes and the advantages of obtaining a medical card in Massachusetts.

Recreational Marijuana Taxes in Massachusetts

17-20% (10.75% excise tax + 7.25% sales tax) + municipal taxes up to 3%

Medical Marijuana Taxes in Massachusetts

0%

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Estimated Savings Having a Medical Marijuana Card

Upwards of 20%

Qualifying Conditions for Medical Cannabis Card in Quincy

According to Massachusetts state law, individuals who are either new applicants or patients renewing their appointments must meet certain qualifications if they have any of the following incapacitating illnesses:

  • AIDS/HIV
  • Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS)
  • Cachexia or Wasting Syndrome
  • Cancer
  • Crohn’s Disease
  • Chronic Pain, Muscle Pain and Other Types of Pain
  • Glaucoma
  • Hepatitis (Hepatitis A, Hepatitis B and Hepatitis C)
  • Multiple Sclerosis (MS)
  • Nausea & Vomiting
  • Parkinson’s Disease (PD)
  • Peripheral Neuropathy (PN)
  • Viral and Prion Disease or Infections of the Central Nervous System (CNS)

Advantages of Having a Quincy Medical Marijuana Card

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Access to safe & tested medicine

Patients who use cannabis medically can purchase it from licensed dispensaries, knowing that their drug is safe and has undergone stringent quality and safety inspections.

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Save on taxes

In comparison to recreational purchases, medical marijuana purchases in Massachusetts provide significant tax savings because they are exempt from the state excise tax (10.75%), regular sales tax (6.25%), and optional local taxes (up to 3%).

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Expert medical guidance

If you have a medical card, you can communicate with cannabis-experienced caregivers and medical professionals. They can provide comprehensive guidance on product selection, dosage, and avoiding potential drug interactions.

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Higher possession limits

Medical patients can purchase up to 10 ounces of cannabis within 60 days; larger amounts may be permitted with a recommendation from a healthcare professional. Recreational use regulations restrict possession to one ounce in public and ten ounces at home.

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Higher cultivation limits

While recreational users are limited to six plants per household (12 total plants), Massachusetts medical cardholders can grow up to twelve flowering and twelve vegetative cannabis plants for personal use at home.

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Out-of-state recognition

Patients traveling with peace of mind can do so because states that adhere to medical cannabis reciprocity accept the medical marijuana cards issued in Massachusetts.

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You Are Covered By Our Money-Back Guarantee

If you are not approved for your medical marijuana recommendation we provided, you can get a complete refund by calling us at (508) 436-4223 or sending us an email at contact@massachusettsmmjclinic.com.

Please note: No refunds will be provided if the doctor approves you and the request is made after the consultation.

Things You Need to Know

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Eligibility

To obtain a Massachusetts medical marijuana card, you must have one or more qualifying medical conditions and be at least 18 years old.

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Caregiver

To be eligible for the Massachusetts Cannabis Control Commission’s Medical Use of Marijuana Program, caregivers must register, complete the caregiver application, and be at least 21 years old. Additionally, the medical patient’s PIN will be required.

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Can Minors Qualify?

A parent or legal guardian may care for a minor and can apply for a medical cannabis card on their behalf. The minor must be certified by two medical professionals, one of whom is a pediatrician or pediatric specialist.

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Possession

It is legal to keep up to ten ounces of marijuana at home and grow up to six plants, or twelve plants for two or more adults. More than one ounce must be kept locked up for the safety of children and animals.

Frequently Asked Questions

Our doctor’s evaluation in Quincy costs $149. This will cover the cost of the doctor’s services, assistance with filling out the state application, medical marijuana information, a PDF copy of your recommendation, and any additional assistance required during the procedure.

To be eligible for medical marijuana in Quincy, you must meet the following conditions.

  • ADHD
  • Anxiety/Depression
  • Cachexia
  • Cancer
  • Chronic pain
  • Glaucoma
  • Insomnia
  • PTSD
  • Seizures or muscle spasms
  • Severe nausea

After a 420 evaluation with our physician, our doctor will share your information with the state as part of the state registration process. If you are found to be eligible for treatment, you will receive your MMJ card via mail within 7-10 days. The state will send you a temporary card via email in the meantime.

No, residents of other states are not allowed to buy medical marijuana in Quincy. In Massachusetts, medical marijuana can only be purchased by Registered Qualifying Patients and their Caregivers.