by Aaron Bloom | Mar 23, 2022 | Edibles, Texas
As of September 2021, low-THC edibles are allowed for Compassionate Use Program members in Texas. This recent expansion of the program added more qualifying conditions including PTSD and all states of cancer. The changes also included an increase in THC levels allowed...
by Aaron Bloom | Mar 22, 2022 | Medical Marijuana, Texas
As American citizens, gun ownership is our 2nd Amendment right. To many of us, this is a very important reality, so it is important to consider how entering into the medical marijuana Compassionate Use Program (CUP) might affect your ability to own, carry, or purchase...
by Dr. Ross Glider | Mar 22, 2022 | Medical Marijuana Recommendations, Texas
Medical marijuana has been a treatment for many diseases and ailments for as far back as people can remember. While this medicine experienced a time of stigma and illegality, more and more states are coming around to realize the serious benefits offered by this plant....
by Dr. Jack Rothman | Mar 4, 2022 | Medical Marijuana Recommendations, Texas
Most states in the US that have legalized Medical Marijuana regulate their programs using medical marijuana cards issued by the state after receiving a recommendation from a qualified MMJ physician. But here in Texas, there is no medical marijuana card. DocMJ is the...
by Dr. Marissa Magsino | Mar 4, 2022 | Medical Marijuana, Texas
Texans now have access to medical marijuana through the State’s Compassionate Use Program (CUP), which is managed by the Texas Department of Public Safety. DocMJ has been a premier provider of at-home primary care since 2019 and is now one of the fastest-growing...
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By Dr. Rohan Patankar In the past decades, the landscape and legality of marijuana and medical marijuana have changed rapidly. Since 2015, medical marijuana has been legal for Texans with a doctor’s prescription. While it might seem as if it was simply an illicit drug...
