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How to get a medical marijuanas card in Ohio online

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Obtain your Ohio medical marijuana card online through MMJ.com, where state-certified medical marijuana doctors are ready to assist you. Whether you’re applying for a new card, renewing an existing one, or seeking a 12-month prescription, our convenient telehealth services via webcam or phone call make the process seamless. With MMJ.com, countless Ohio patients have successfully navigated the system to access their medical cannabis treatments. Our expert doctors are available online every day of the week, ensuring that Ohio residents can receive the care and certification they need with ease.

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How to get a medical marijuanas card in Ohio online

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Step 1

Schedule Appointment

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Embark on your Ohio medical marijuana journey with ease by booking an online session with a state-certified cannabis physician. Whether you prefer a phone call or a video chat through Telehealth, getting started is convenient and tailored to your comfort. Connect from anywhere in Ohio to take the first step.

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Step 2

Attend Appointment

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Ready to proceed with your Ohio MMJ evaluation? Simply sign in on your preferred device and start your virtual consultation with a certified cannabis doctor. Choose between a video session or a phone call for a hassle-free experience that fits your lifestyle. It’s that straightforward – no travel, no waiting rooms, just easy access to your MMJ assessment.

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Step 2

Receive Recommendation

Valid For: 1 year from issue date.

The Ohio MMJ Program will email you to complete your registration. There, you will pay the registration $0.01 (penny) fee and receive your digital Ohio medical marijuana card.

State Fee: $0.01

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