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Legal Protections

Without a valid cannabis prescription, medical marijuana in Texas remains off-limits. With a TX medical card, you can legally purchase, possess, and use cannabis prescribed by a physician registered with the Texas Compassionate Use Program (CUP).
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Access to Licensed Dispensaries

A medical marijuana card in Texas allows you to shop at licensed dispensaries across the state. These facilities offer medical-grade cannabis products that are tested and regulated. Many dispensaries even offer delivery options.
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Same-Day Approval - No Physical Card Needed

Texas uses a digital registry system, the Compassionate Use Registry of Texas (CURT), so once you’re approved by a physician, you can start purchasing medical marijuana the same day. All you need is your valid photo ID—no waiting for a card in the mail.
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Continued Physician Support

Every patient receives a tailored treatment plan based on their condition and lifestyle. Texas-licensed cannabis doctors offer ongoing support to help you safely manage symptoms with effective alternatives to traditional medications.

The Key Benefits of a Medical Marijuana Card in Texas

If you're wondering how to get a medical marijuana card in Texas, it's important to understand the real advantages that come with it. Whether you're managing chronic pain, neuropathy, epilepsy, PTSD, or another qualifying condition, having a Texas medical cannabis card offers legal protections and access to cannabis products.

Here are the top benefits of getting your medical marijuana card in Texas:

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How to Get a Medical Marijuana Card in Texas

Wondering how to get a medical marijuana card in Texas or how hard it is to get a TX medical card ? The process is straightforward with CannabisMD TeleMed.

Book an Online Appointment

Schedule an appointment to meet with a Texas-licensed medical marijuana doctor online using telemedicine.

Get Approved and Registered

Once approved, your physician adds your name and prescription to the Compassionate Use Registry of Texas (CURT) - the state’s official cannabis program.

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Visit any licensed dispensary in Texas to receive your prescribed low-THC cannabis products. Many even offer delivery to your home!

How Medical Marijuana Works in Texas

Is Medical Marijuana Legal in Texas? Yes, medical marijuana is legal in Texas under the Compassionate Use Program (CUP). Patients can access THC cannabis products containing up to 10mg of THC per serving after approval by a licensed Texas physician and registration in the CURT system.

Who Qualifies for Medical Marijuana in Texas?

The following conditions are approved under the Texas Compassionate Use Program.

Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS)

Inflammatory bowel disease (IBD)

Cancer

Autism

Incurable neurodegenerative diseases

Seizure disorders

Chronic pain

Neuropathy

Epilepsy

Spasticity

Crohn’s disease

Multiple sclerosis (MS)

PTSD

Palliative or hospice care

Traumatic brain injury (TBI)

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What Happens After You Are Approved

After approval, your physician will finalize your registration in CURT. You do not need to submit any additional paperwork or pay a separate fee.

Purchasing Medical Cannabis in Texas

How to Buy:
Step 1: Location
✔ Visit a licensed dispensary in Texas.
Step 2: ID Check
✔ Present your valid ID for verification.
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Available Formulations:
✔ Purchase approved cannabis formulations:
Edibles
Oils
Tinctures
Capsules
Topicals
Texas patients can access these specific forms once registered by a licensed physician in the CURT system.

Why Choose CannabisMD TeleMed in Texas

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Physicians on our platform strongly believe in the medical benefits of cannabis and are here to help patients explore it’s potential in a safe and professional way.

7-Day-a-Week Support

We are open seven days a week to help patients access medical cannabis in Texas. Help is just a phone call or email away.

Simple Online Process

Booking an appointment is straightforward and fully online. Patients schedule their evaluation, complete required medical questions during scheduling, and see the doctor online. No separate state application is required.
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Documents Required to Apply

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Valid Identification

Accepted IDs include a Texas driver’s license, state ID, or U.S. passport. The last five digits of your Social Security number are required for CURT registration.
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Medical Marijuana Recommendation

Once approved, your medical cannabis doctor will register you with the Compassionate Use Registry of Texas (CURT), allowing dispensaries to confirm your patient status and for you to legally purchase medical cannabis.

Getting a medical marijuana card in Texas is easier than most people think. Our team handles the process quickly so you can focus on your treatment.

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Who Can Apply for a Texas Medical Marijuana Card

Age Requirement: Be 18 years of age or older (minors need a guardian).

Residency Status: Be a permanent resident of Texas.

Qualifying Condition: Have a medical condition approved under the Compassionate Use Program.

Compassionate and Convenient Care

Every patient is connected with a Texas-licensed physician who understands the Texas medical marijuana program. All physicians strongly believe in the benefits of medical cannabis and believe in helping patients legally access cannabis treatment. Consultations are confidential, supportive, and tailored to your health needs.

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Renewing Your Texas Medical Cannabis Certification

Renewing a Texas mmj card is quick and similar to your first appointment:

Step 1
Book an appointment with a CannabisMD TeleMed physician
Step 2
Discuss your ongoing condition and confirm your eligibility
Step 3
Your doctor renews your entry in the Compassionate Use Registry of Texas (CURT)
Step 2
Return to your dispensary and show your ID for confirmation

Texas Cannabis Regulations for Patients

The Texas Compassionate Use Act, created in 2015, legalized low-THC cannabis for certain medical patients. Since then, the list of qualifying conditions has expanded several times, most recently in 2025.

Key Program Guidelines

Legal Status
❌ Recreational cannabis remains illegal in Texas. Possession of marijuana outside the medical program may result in legal penalties under state law.
Cultivation
❌ Home cultivation is not permitted Growing cannabis at home is illegal for both medical and recreational use in Texas.
Enforcement
❌ Delta-8 legality remains uncertain. State regulations may change, and enforcement varies.

Program Compliance

Verification
✅ Texas does not issue physical medical marijuana cards. Dispensaries verify eligibility through the Compassionate Use Registry of Texas (CURT) using a valid photo ID.
Consumption
✅ Smoking cannabis is prohibited. Approved medical cannabis products include tinctures, oils, capsules, gummies, and other formulations as permitted by Texas law.

Caregivers in the Texas Medical Marijuana Program

Caregivers may assist qualified patients in obtaining medical cannabis.
Caregiver Requirements:
• Must be 18 years or older
• The patient must live in Texas permanently
• Must present proof of ID, plus the patient's name, birth date, and last five digits of their SSN
• Caregivers must show ID when visiting dispensaries

Medical Marijuana for Minors in Texas

Children and teens with qualifying conditions may access medical cannabis through a parent or guardian.
Requirements for Minors:
• The parent or guardian must handle all application steps
• The physician will record both the minor and guardian information in CURT
• The guardian must provide full name and last five digits of their SSN

Can Out-of-State Patients Use Their Card in Texas?

Texas does not recognize medical marijuana cards issued by other states.

However, patients registered in Texas may be able to use their Texas medical cannabis card in select states, such as:

Arizona, Arkansas*, Hawaii*, Louisiana, Maine, Michigan (at dispensary discretion), Nevada, New Hampshire, New Mexico, Oklahoma*, Puerto Rico, Rhode Island, U.S. Virgin Islands*, Utah*, and Washington, D.C.

*Some states require a visiting patient application for temporary access.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Yes. Patients can apply for a Texas medical marijuana card online through Cannabis MD TeleMed. Our licensed doctors conduct secure telemedicine consultations and register approved patients directly in the Compassionate Use Registry of Texas (CURT), making the process fully digital and compliant.

  • The Texas medical marijuana certification typically lasts for one year. Most patients renew annually, but renewal frequency can vary based on your doctor’s recommendation and the condition being treated.

  • No. Texas does not issue traditional plastic or paper cards. Instead, approved patients are added to the Compassionate Use Registry of Texas (CURT), where dispensaries can verify eligibility using a valid government-issued ID.

  • No. Patient information stored in CURT is private and protected. Only licensed physicians and dispensary staff can access it to confirm your registration. Your details are never published or shared publicly.

  • No. Smoking cannabis is not allowed in Texas. Approved low-THC products include oils, capsules, tinctures, edibles, and vaporized options that meet state regulations for medical use.

  • Recreational cannabis remains illegal. Possessing up to two ounces can result in a misdemeanor charge, fines of up to $2,000, and potential jail time. Only patients registered in CURT can legally use low-THC medical cannabis.

  • Only low-THC cannabis products (containing less than 1% Delta-9 THC) are legal for registered medical patients under the Texas Compassionate Use Program. Recreational or high-THC products are prohibited.

  • No. Home cultivation of marijuana is illegal in Texas. All medical cannabis must be purchased from state-licensed dispensaries that comply with CURT regulations.

  • No. Texas only permits medical cannabis dispensaries authorized under the Compassionate Use Program. These facilities serve registered patients who have been approved by licensed physicians.

  • No. Texas does not issue physical medical marijuana cards. Approved patients are registered in the state CURT system, which allows dispensaries to verify eligibility electronically.

  • In most cases, CURT registration is completed the same day after physician approval. Once registered, patients can legally access low-THC products from licensed Texas dispensaries.

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All evaluations are conducted by licensed Texas physicians experienced in the Compassionate Use Program and CURT registration requirements.