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How to Get A Medical Cannabis Card in Utah

If you are looking for an easy way to get legal medical marijuana card in Utah, you've come to the right place.

With medical cannabis being legal now in Utah, it's the perfect time to find what thousands have already - relief.

Utah Canna helps medical marijuana patients in Utah get their MMJ card quickly and navigate through the process. 

We value your time, so we make applying for a medical marijuana card in just 3 easy steps. Our experienced team of doctors will help you get your card within 1 day. 

How Much Is It?

New Patients: $199
Renewals: $149

Already a cardholder but want to switch to Utah Canna?  Switching is only $149.

Keep in mind that there is a $15 fee for the state application.

Do I Qualify?

To receive a Utah medical cannabis card, you must:

You don’t need a life-threatening condition to qualify. Over 70 percent of Utah patients come in for chronic pain, and nearly all get qualified. So, chances are that if you’re here looking for a medical cannabis card, you’re qualified.

How Do I Start?

Click the button below to register and gain access to our easy-to-use patient portal, where you’ll gain access to one of our specialized doctors and a patient care specialist that will walk you through each step the process.

Still not sure or want to know more? Check out our detailed New Patient Guide and FAQs page for more information.

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Utah State

Qualifying Conditions

Chronic Pain

PTSD

Cancer

Persistent Nausea

Mulitple Sclerosis

Crohn's Disease

Epilepsy

Autism

Other Conditions That Could Qualify

Although the following conditions are not written into Utah's Prop 2 Amendment, the legislation indicates that any person experiencing 'pain lasting longer than two weeks' may be eligible to receive a Utah medical cannabis card. As such, pain originating from the following conditions may be eligible:

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