
Mississippi Medical Marijuana
Mississippi Medical Cannabis
Mississippi State Department of Health has approved the sale of cannabis products for patients with a valid Mississippi medical marijuana card.
To meet the need for alternative medicine, The Pfarmacy, a medical marijuana dispensary is open effective April 10th, 2023.
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Conveniently located next to Waveland Pharmacy, The Pfarmacy, is an approved and licensed dispensary. The Pfarmacy will be open from 10am - 5pm, Monday - Friday at 112 Auderer Blvd, Suite A in Waveland. The entrance is just to the left side of the Waveland Pharmacy building. Phone number is: 228-493-5810
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The Pfarmacy will only dispense medical cannabis to patients with a Mississippi medical marijuana card. If you're interested in applying for a card, please see below.

Steps to Getting Certified from Mississippi Department of Health

Graphic provided by MS Department of Health.
Who Qualifies for a Medical Marijuana Card in Mississippi?
According to the MPP (Marijuana Policy Project) which has great information and an easy to read summary of the Mississippi Medical Cannabis Act, qualifying medical conditions include:
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Cancer
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Parkinson's
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Huntington's
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muscular dystrophy
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glaucoma
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spastic quadriplegia
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HIV
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AIDS
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hepatitis
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amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS)
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Crohn's
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ulcerative colitis
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sickle cell anemia
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Alzheimer's
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agitation of dementia
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PTSD
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autism
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pain refractory to opioid management
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diabetic/peripheral neuropathy
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spinal cord disease or
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severe injury
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A chronic medical condition (or its treatment) that produces either cachexia or wasting, severe nausea, seizures, severe and persistent muscle spasms, or chronic pain — which is narrowly defined as, “a pain state in which the cause of the pain cannot be removed or otherwise treated, and which in the generally accepted course of medical practice, no relief or cure of the cause of the pain is possible, or none has been found after reasonable efforts by a practitioner;” and
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Conditions approved by the MDOH, after a petition process.
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ID cards expire after one year unless practitioners specify an earlier date.
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Patients between 18-23 generally must have written certifications from two different practitioners from separate medical practices to qualify. (There is an exception for those who registered before they were 18 and the homebound.)
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To qualify, patients must have at least one qualifying medical condition and a written certification issued by a healthcare practitioner with whom they have a bona fide relationship. Patients must also apply to the health department (MDOH) for a registration card, which costs $25 (or less in some cases).
We will be updating this page with additional information as it becomes available. Please stay tuned.