Florida Dispensaries

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Miami

Curaleaf
19000 SW 192nd Street
Miami, FL 33187

Trulieve
4020 NW 26th Street
Miami, FL 33142

Curaleaf
9002 S. Dadeland Blvd
Kendall, FL 33156

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Miami Beach

Surterra – South Beach
1523 Alton Road, Suite 9
Miami Beach, FL 33139

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New Port Richey

Trulieve
5623 US-19
New Port Richey, FL 34652

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North Port

Surterra Therapeutics
14906 Tamiami Trail, Unit A2
North Port, FL 34287

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Orlando

Knox Medical
1901 N. Orange Ave
Orlando, FL 32804

Surterra
1743 S. Orange Ave, Suite 102
Orlando, FL 32806

Trulieve
4544 N. Orange Blossom Trail
Orlando, FL 32804

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Palm Harbor

Curaleaf
35388 US Highway 19 North
Palm Harbor, FL 34684

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Pensacola

Surterra Therapeutics
5046 Bayou Blvd, Unit A
Pensacola, FL 32503

Trulieve
3119 N. Davis Highway
Pensacola, FL 32503

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Port St Lucie

Liberty Health CEC
10941 US Highway 1
Port St Lucie, FL 34952

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 St. Petersburg

Curaleaf
3811 Tyrone Blvd.
St. Petersburg, FL 33709

Knox Medical
601 34th Street N.
St. Petersburg, FL 33713

Trulieve
8435 4th Street N.
St. Petersburg, FL 33702

Liberty Health CEC
501 Martin Luther King Jr Blvd N
St. Petersburg, FL 33701

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Tallahassee

Knox Medical
1902 Thomasville Road
Tallahassee, FL 32303

Surterra Therapeutics
1639 Village Square Blvd
Tallahassee, FL 32309

Trulieve
800 Capital Circle SE
Tallahassee, FL 32301

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Tampa

Surterra Therapeutics
2558 E Fowler Ave
Tampa, FL 33612

Trulieve
8701 N. Dale Mabry
Tampa, FL 33614

Liberty Health CEC
4306 S. Dale Mabry Hwy
Tampa, FL 33611

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The Villages, Florida

Liberty Health CEC
16810 S. Hwy 441, Suite 501
Summerfield, FL 34491

Trulieve
13940 US HWY 441
Lady Lake, FL 32159

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Vero Beach

Trulieve
1814 Commerce Avenue
Vero Beach, FL 32960

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Florida Medical Marijuana FAQ’s

Below are some of the most frequently asked questions we receive about Florida’s medical marijuana program, this new form of medicine & cannabis medications.  

How do I become a FL medical marijuana patient?

• Florida residents and part time residents that want to become medical marijuana patients must do the following:

How to find a qualified physician for a certification exam.

• Find participating doctors near you on our Florida marijuana doctors map. Florida has over 1,000 certified marijuana doctors throughout the state that are registered to determine if a patient should use medical marijuana. Physicians do an initial exam, consider medical records and may diagnose a qualifying condition. You can also fill out the patient registration form on Florida Dispensaries & Doctors. 

How to register and obtain a Florida medical marijuana card.

• Your qualified physician places you, the patient on Florida’s medical marijuana use registry, so youcan apply for the state identification card. Potential patients, or their caregivers, must apply to the state’s Office of Medical Marijuana Use, either mailed-in or online, with a copy of a state ID or proof of residency and the required $75 fee. An approved passport photo is required with the application if it’s being mailed to the office. Florida medical marijuana cards expire one year after the approved date. Patients or caregivers can renew the card by submitting the application 45 days prior to the expiration date.

How long does it take to get a medical marijuana card?

• According to a recent release from the state’s Office of Medical Marijuana Use, paper applications were processed in about 23 days, and online applications took about 17 days. Patients can use an e-mail approval from the state temporarily while waiting for their marijuana card in the mail. 

Is medical marijuana covered by my insurance?

• Because medical marijuana is still illegal under federal law, insurance will not cover the costs for THC & CBD Meds.

Can a doctor prescribe me medical marijuana?

• Doctors and other healthcare providers only recommend or issue written certifications. Prescribing medical marijuana is illegal under federal law.

What debilitating conditions qualify?

• Medical marijuana can be an alternative medicine for a number of medical conditions including as cancer, epilepsy, glaucoma, HIV, AIDS, Crohn’s, Parkinson’s, MS, PTSD, (ALS), terminal illnesses along with other debilitating medical conditions as determined by your doctor. For a full list of Debilitating Medical Conditions Florida in 2018, including additional conditions that have qualified patients in the state, check out the FL qualifying conditions page.

Debilitating Medical Conditions Florida [2018]

Where can I purchase THC & CBD meds as recommended by my doctor.

•  Florida Dispensaries are open throughout the state and actively, growing, processing & dispensing medical cannabis. All open dispensaries in FL are found on our medical marijuana map. Delivery is also provided from these Florida Cannabis Brands. Go to the dispensary home pages on this site for available discounts, dispensary product menu’s, pricing & reviews.

Are different products and strains available at dispensaries in Florida?

• Yes. Many dispensaries offer different strains of marijuana products specialized to treat various ailments and symptoms. These are available in oils, concentrates, liquids that can be vaporized, topical ointments, pills, & a limited form of edibles.

Are there recreational dispensaries in Fl?

• No, currently the state only allows marijuana for medical use. Recreational is not on the ballot for 2018.

If I use medical marijuana, will I get high?

• That depends on the type of medication recommended when the physician writes the order for patients. Certified marijuana doctors take into account the needs and preferences of the patient. Patients with certain conditions, including the severe nausea or lack of appetite experienced by some cancer patients, may have orders for High THC medicines that gives a euphoric high and helps with the pain. High CBD Low THC cannabis product are available for patients that warrant or prefer non-euphoric care.

How much does MMJ in Florida cost?

• According to the patients reports, expect to spend around $10-$20 per day on medication. The Florida Office of Economic and Demographic Research estimates that Florida marijuana patients pay, on average, $0.15 per milligram of THC or CBD medications.

How can you pay for medial marijuana at a dispensary in FL.

• Acceptable forms of payment for medical cannabis at a dispensary are cash, check, and most in FL accept CanPay. Credit cards are not accepted as it is still considered federally illegal which limits the payment options. ATM’s are typically present at each location.

Meet The Florida Cannabis Dispensary Brands

TRULIEVE  –  SURTERRA  –   KNOX  –  LIBERTY HEALTH  –  GROWHEALTHY

How do I get medical marijuana if I can’t move around?

• Some medical marijuana physicians do make house calls for patients or potential patients that are unable to move around easily, including but not limited to severely sick or hospice patients. The majority of the Florida dispensary brands offer home delivery service.

Can I grow my own marijuana in Florida?

• No, although a Florida judge recently granted Joe Redner, the 77-year-old owner of Mons Venus Gentleman’s club, the ability to home-grow marijuana to treat his lung cancer. The order is pending an appeal filed by the state’s Department of Health.

Can I smoke medical marijuana?

• State law currently bans smoking marijuana along with it being sold in raw plant form. John Morgan is fighting for patient’s dignity challenging that ban to allow bud or flower as the amendment interpretation is written.

Will I test positive for THC if my job drug tests me?

• It depends on the product. Patients using cannabidiol, or CBD medicines, may not test positive. Other cannabis medications will cause patients to test positive

How do I find a doctor, dispensary or delivery service in FL?

• Congratulations, you’re already here & Thank You.
• Your friends at Florida Dispensaries & Doctors!