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Here are the requirements for receiving a prescription for Low-THC cannabis:

Obtaining a medical marijuana card in Texas is a little different. Instead of a medical marijuana card, patients are required to be registered with CURT. Once our qualified doctors certify you for cannabis treatment, they will enter your prescription into the registry.
Talk to a licensed Texas medical marijuana doctor, and you only pay if approved by the doctor.
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Medical Cannabis in Texas
Have you been living with chronic pain, anxiety, or insomnia for far too long? Are you interested in exploring more natural and healthy alternatives to dangerous and addictive opioids or prescription medications? We believe it should be simple and convenient for people to gain access to medical marijuana. For this reason, we provide our patients with comprehensive service from beginning to end.
We not only provide you with your physician-required medical marijuana recommendation but circumvent the application process for you, so you are armed with the much-needed assurance that all your information is accurately and properly submitted to the Compassionate Use Registry of Texas (CURT).

What are the Conditions I Qualify for a Medical Marijuana Card in Texas?
You may qualify for the California medical marijuana card program if you are suffering from any severely disruptive medical condition or debilitating illness that interrupts your life.

Autism

Cancer

Multiple Sclerosis

Epilepsy

ALS
Frequently Asked Questions
No. All you need is to be registered in the Compassionate Use Registry of Texas (CURT) by a licensed physician.
Patients don’t register themselves in CURT. Following consultation, their prescriptions are entered by their doctors. Then, patients can pick up their cannabis from a licensed dispensary.
How Much Does a Medical Marijuana Consultation Cost in Texas?
Per the medical marijuana law in Texas, your entry into the registry lasts for one year and must be renewed annually.