Utah Medical Cannabis Cards

My coworker also works his main gig offering the cheapest medical cannabis cards in the state. The owners goal is get anyone in our state who wants this medicine immediate and affordable access. His business model is to break even, nothing more.

New/renew one year cards are $70.
There is always a $15 yearly fee paid to the state on top of that.
$85 out the door.

If you have specific questions post up and if you don’t want to post, shoot me a pm and I can answer indiscreetly as well.

If you’re asking, would I qualify?

You do. Pain is a qualifying condition and you need no further program your word.


https://www.utahgrown.co/

Have Donny and Marie signed up yet?

HIPAA says I can’t tell you that but there are some “in the spotlight” type people here that do have cards. Some you’d expect but a few are rather eye opening.

Moral of the story: everyone loves the weed.

Also stoners are known to misspell things late in the evening as they too are only human.

As to your proof of pain, that’s your word. Not your program. I took MRI films in with me. They were not even looked at by the person granting me my magical pass to purchase up to 113 grams of cannabis flower AND 20 grams of cannabis concentrate (dabs/edibles/carts) per month in the state of Utah. Legally. It’s glorious.

There is no tax. You do pay a $3 state fee for each purchase transaction, not item. So stock up on green meds at once to keep the fees down.

First responders are protected under our medical cannabis laws and can gain their own card as well. There are stipulations on usage a certain amount of hours before shift but it’s manageable.

Intermountain Health will also employ medical cannabis patients in certain positions. You’ll need to disclose your patient status upon completion of your pre employment UA during onboarding.

Utah State employees are protected as well with a medical patient disclosure upon hiring.

Let me know how I can help you.

You should get a fentanyl card instead.

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Also stoners are known to misspell things late in the evening as they too are only human.


First responders are protected under our medical cannabis laws and can gain their own card as well. There are stipulations on usage a certain amount of hours before shift but it’s manageable.
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Does this apply to first responders who carry guns as part of their job? Not shit stirring, honestly just curious. Interesting times we live in.

Be careful getting legal advice from stoners online. I luv me some weed but one should get their own legal advice about "protection" in a state like Utah.

Be careful getting legal advice from stoners online. I luv me some weed but one should get their own legal advice about "protection" in a state like Utah.

You know what they say about a friend with weed...

They're high?

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Be careful getting legal advice from stoners online. I luv me some weed but one should get their own legal advice about "protection" in a state like Utah.

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Everyone can make their own decisions. I’m providing factually accurate information, nothing more.

an aqaintence at the craft brew asked me " Hey is it cool to bring a jar of psycilsiban micro dose to auz ? "

NO !! you don't ever wana bring any drug across any international border no matter what the laws are where you live

and I'm assuming there is a law for every state

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an aqaintence at the craft brew asked me " Hey is it cool to bring a jar of psycilsiban micro dose to auz ? "

NO !! you don't ever wana bring any drug across any international border no matter what the laws are where you live

and I'm assuming there is a law for every state

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Bingo!

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They're high?

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One could easily assume that.

fuck da police...

last week a weekend stoner bud told me about getting nailed twice at one of the BIG industrial projects we have had up here, so he cuts his hand with a olfa knife, has to fill out a med report so they want him to piss in a cup.

Another time a dog makes his room in a routine check, they find 3 little residual specs of MJ in his gear so they want him to piss, in both cases he was not stoned and didnt have any MJ in camp but he had smoked recently enough before coming to camp that he couldn't pass a piss test so instead of getting caught he just quits

MJ is legal up here but if pissing clean is part of the terms of employment you could have a problem

they open any dispensaries yet?

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they open any dispensaries yet?

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if only there was a website where you could search any term on the entire internet to find this answer....

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they open any dispensaries yet?

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Yes there are medical dispensaries.
Logan, Brigham City, Ogden, Bountiful, SLC, Park City, Orem, Provo, Price, St. George. I may be missing a few.

But it’s not anything like a rec market so I’d get why friends said that.

Picked up some gummies at 115mg a piece.
Yes, I cut them at least in half but still, that’s crazy.

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Picked up some gummies at 115mg a piece.
Yes, I cut them at least in half but still, that’s crazy.

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Does this apply to first responders who carry guns as part of their job? Not shit stirring, honestly just curious. Interesting times we live in.

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No, as far as I know, they can’t partake because of federal rules.

It's probably also worth mentioning that you forgo federal LODD benefits if you use medical cannabis as a first responder. I believe that benefit is somewhere around $400k.

They certainly can not, you are correct ZZZ.
And that’s a lot of money to give up for a weed.

friends son was in a pickle with work and wanted to avoid random ua's and it came up in convo and I sent him this thread.

went yesterday and was successful and it played out exactly as buzzworthy described. pain. That's it.

Another happy card holder.

Awesome news Bucks!!

And can I get a hell yeah??

https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/joe...-na-rcna149424

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friends son was in a pickle with work and wanted to avoid random ua's and it came up in convo and I sent him this thread.

went yesterday and was successful and it played out exactly as buzzworthy described. pain. That's it.

Another happy card holder.

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Huh. I'm not much of a user, but based on this I'm signed up next week for a 'consultation'. Thanks!

Love to see it.
I’m always open for questions.

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And can I get a hell yeah??

https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/joe...-na-rcna149424

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Good news, but not nearly far enough IMO.

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Good news, but not nearly far enough IMO.

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Sure, same boat.
Been in this game long enough to know nothing moves quickly. And never will.
My next wish on the list: decriminalization.
Nobody should ever go to jail for cannabis.

if they just allow the legal MJ businesses to bank like normal businesses that would he a hudge step.

Yes. This. So much this Danno.

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Coming from out of state?

If you have a valid medical cannabis card from your state, you can easily apply non resident Utah cannabis card:

A non-Utah resident is a medical cannabis patient who doesn’t live in Utah but has a medical cannabis card to buy and use medical cannabis while they visit. Non-Utah resident cards last 21 days. Visitors are limited to 2 non-resident cards each calendar year.

To apply for a non-resident card, you must have a medical cannabis card in your home-state for one of the following medical conditions:

acute or chronic pain
acquired immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS) or HIV
Alzheimer’s disease
amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS)
autism
cancer
cachexia
Crohn’s disease or ulcerative colitis
epilepsy or debilitating seizures
multiple sclerosis (MS) or muscle spasms
post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)
a terminal illness with a life expectancy of less than 6 months you’re receiving hospice care for
a rare condition or disease as defined by the National Institutes of Health.

https://medicalcannabis.utah.gov/pat...resident-card/