What does the current state of medical law in the country mean? What do they mean? Contrary to popular belief, anyone can obtain medicinal cannabis.

These new state laws require that you have at least one condition on a list. This must be confirmed by a doctor who has prescribed cannabis for the appropriate treatment.

The doctor gives the patient a written recommendation to alleviate their symptoms. Patients have a variety of options depending on the state they live in.

In many states, the first step is to take the recommendation letter from your doctor to a dispensary that sells medical marijuana. The doctor will likely keep a copy and you can then purchase prescription marijuana from the dispensary. You will only need the doctor's note to transport them or purchase them from another place.

You can then take the letter from your physician and mail it along with certain forms to your state's health department. The state's health department will send you a card. The card can be used in any state dispensary. This is a requirement in some states, but not in others. However, you will need to have a condition that your doctor can recommend for you to use cannabis.

Many states offer a third option for their patients. You can obtain the letter of recommendation from your doctor and send it to the state's department of health with all the required forms. To grow medicinal cannabis, you will need a medical card. These laws can vary from one state to another, and sometimes even by county.

Qualified patients can have anywhere from 8 ounces to several pounds of them. They can also grow and maintain six to fifty plants, depending on the county they live in.

Although it may appear that the new laws authorizing prescription cannabis for some patients make pot legal, this is not true. California's new proposition 215 law allows people with certain illnesses to have access to the medication they need.