How To Get A $50 Arizona Medical Marijuana Card

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How The Bill Would Lower the Cost of Medical Cannabis in AZ
 

SB 1466 contains numerous restrictions. For example, it would add PTSD and autistic spectrum disorder to Arizona's list of qualifying diseases, as well as codify patients' entitlement to access medicinal marijuana through telemedicine.

The restrictions on the cost of a medical marijuana card are perhaps the most significant. Not only would the plan reduce the application price for qualifying patients from $150 to no more than $50, but it would also waive the fee entirely for U.S. veterans. Patients would still need to renew their credentials every two years, but they would only cost $50.

So yet, there has been no indication on whether the application fee will be less than $50 for SNAP participants, but given the existing price structure, it is likely a possibility. The measure states that "the department may not charge more than $50 for the application fee." This phrasing implies that suitable individuals may be able to obtain certification at a lesser rate.

 
How to Get Low-Cost Cannabis Certification ...
... Right Now
 

SB 1466 has not yet passed as of this writing (though it is gaining traction in the state legislature). However, certain patients may still be eligible for a low-cost certification.

If you are a low-income Arizona resident receiving Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Programme (SNAP), you can receive your Arizona medical card for $75, which is half the regular amount.

Green Leaf also works hard to make cannabis certification accessible to all qualified patients. Our all-inclusive service is only $250, which includes Arizona's application fee as well as the entire medical appointment and application filing. For SNAP recipients, the cost is significantly lower.

 
Current Status of SB 1466
 

We are enthusiastic about the bill's passage. It has already passed the Senate and passed out of the House Health and Human Services Committee, where it received unanimous approval. Lower-cost medical certification would benefit Arizonans (particularly Arizona veterans), and the legislature appears to be open to the idea.

If you want to see this unique measure become law, write to your local lawmakers and ask them to support it. We will give any updates on the bill's status as they become available.

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