No. If you have any medical records or supporting documentation, this is very helpful for the prescribing doctors. Please provide if available, but it is not required.
Yes. Our partner medical marijuana doctors have specialties that allow them to diagnose PTSD in patients. Please make your doctor aware in the TeleMed visit.
Yes. However, you must first notify the previous doctor that you “would like to be released from their treatment in the CURT system.” This will allow you to transfer to a new medical marijuana doctor.
No. The state of Texas does not issue medical marijuana cards. However, your legal marijuana prescription will be in the state system.
Possibly. We recommend getting prior approval from your work before consuming medical marijuana products. Many doctors will gladly write a certified letter stating that you qualify for the Texas Compassionate Use Program as a legal patient if you would like that to facilitate the conversation.
There are no regulations limiting Texans from owning firearms because they participate in the legal state TCUP program.
No. Unfortunately, smokeable marijuana flower is not legal under the current TCUP regulations. goodblend offers the widest assortment of legal THC medicines in the state, and our Customer Care team can help you find the right medicine to fit your needs (512) 351-4600
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