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How to get a medical marijuanas card in Oklahoma online

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Obtain your Oklahoma medical marijuana card online through the trusted services of MMJ.com. Our state-certified OMMA medical marijuana doctors are available to assist you in securing your new card, renewal, or a 2-year medical card entirely online, utilizing convenient televisit options with webcam support or a simple telephone call. Catering specifically to the needs of Oklahoma residents, MMJ.com ensures that thousands of patients have seamless access to their medical cannabis needs seven days a week.

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How to get a medical marijuanas card in Oklahoma online

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Step 1

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Embark on your Oklahoma medical marijuana journey with ease by booking a session with a state-certified cannabis physician. Enjoy the convenience of a phone or Telehealth consultation, all from the comfort of your own home. Experience a hassle-free process tailored to Oklahomans seeking medical cannabis access.

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Step 2

Attend Appointment

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Dive into the simplicity of securing your medical marijuana recommendation in Oklahoma! Once you’ve scheduled, just sign in on your preferred device and connect with a licensed MMJ doctor via video or phone. It’s a smooth, straightforward experience designed to fit your lifestyle, without stepping a foot outside your door.

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Step 2

Receive Recommendation

Valid For: 2 years from the issue date.

After you receive the OMMA certification form, we will guide you to the OMMA. There, you will pay the additional state registration fee (The standard application fee is $104, reduced fee of $20), apply to the OMMA state registry, and receive your 2 year medical marijuana card.

State Fee: The standard application fee is $104, or a reduced fee of $20 if enrolled in Medicaid (SoonerCare) or Medicare, or status as a 100% disabled veteran.

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