About Medical Marijuana

Living with fibromyalgia means living with pain, all the time. It may be difficult to sleep, difficult to exercise, and difficult to feel well if you live with this condition. Perhaps you've experienced mixed success with medications and are curious about marijuana for pain relief.

Watch our video to learn more about the therapeutic benefits of marijuana. To get started on the process of getting your marijuana card in Florida, please call AMRX in the greater Tampa area at 727-209-5470.

The short answer is no, a friend cannot buy medical marijuana product on your behalf; however, a legal representative/caregiver is allowed to buy your medicinal product for you. This is great because many people living with disease, illness or pain are not well enough to travel to the Medical Marijuana Treatment Centers (MMTC), where these products are sold.

Think you know a lot about marijuana? Well, put your knowledge to the test by clicking through our quiz! To find out if you can access a marijuana recommendation in Florida, please contact our St. Petersburg practice at 727-209-5470.

Smoking medical marijuana is officially legal in Florida! It has been since Gov. Ron DeSantis signed SB 182 in March, 2018.

In Florida, medical cannabis (also called medical marijuana) is a great option for relieving aches, pain, symptoms of illness and other ailments. It stimulates appetite, may reduce insomnia and depression, and may be the right choice for you. To learn more about it, please call Access Marijuana RX in St. Petersburg at 727-209-5470.

Most things in life don't go according to plan. If you've lost or need to change your marijuana identification card, don't worry – there is a way to do so. At Access Marijuana RX, our experienced team is personally driven by helping Florida residents enjoy the benefits of medical cannabis.

 Getting a marijuana card in Florida can mean relief from painful and debilitating symptoms. You must first receive an evaluation from a qualified physician – that's the way the law works in our state. So how do you choose a doctor you'll like and who is qualified? Please read below for tips.