Our Mission
Our mission is to educate the citizens, consumers and medical professionals of Oklahoma about the benefits of medical-grade THC products.
We value the health and the safety of those suffering from medical conditions who could gain relief from the use of these products. We’re committed to breaking the stigma surrounding these health products in order to improve the health of our local communities and the great state of Oklahoma as a whole.
Why THC?
There are many reasons to choose THC. It’s an organic compound that can help improve people’s lives, safely and naturally through its use as an alternative medicine. Herbal health products containing THC can greatly affect people suffering from a wide variety of ailments. THC is used by those afflicted with pain, insomnia, cancer, epilepsy, inflammatory bowel disease, multiple sclerosis, neurodegenerative disorders, and HIV/AIDS.
Laws
The legalization of medical marijuana in Oklahoma was approved with the passing of State Question 788 on June 26, 2018.
The law makes registration mandatory. However, with no list of approved conditions, it is one the most unrestrictive medical marijuana programs in the U.S. To apply, applicants must be 18 years or older and obtain a signature from a board-certified physician. Exceptions can also be made for applicants who are minors. Licenses can be issued to applicants under 18 years of age if they obtain application signatures from two physicians, as well as their parent or legal guardian.
The cost of a two-year license is $100. Patients visiting Oklahoma from other legal states are allowed to apply for a 30-day temporary license in Oklahoma at a cost of $100. The law also establishes a 7% tax on the sales of medical marijuana.
Those with a state-issued medical marijuana license are allowed to possess three ounces of marijuana on their person. License holders may possess six mature marijuana plants, six seedling plants and one ounce of concentrated marijuana. They are also allowed to have eight ounces of marijuana and 72 ounces of edible marijuana in their residence.
How to Get Your Card
