Patient Login3 Easy Steps
How To Get Your
Medical Marijuana Card in Utah
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1. Book An Appointment
Schedule an appointment to see a licensed medical marijuana doctor through Get Canna Card. Do not hesitate to reach out if you need assistance with getting an appointment set, our team would be more than happy to help.
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2. Consult With A Doctor
Consult with a Get Canna Card doctor for 10-15 mins to evaluate your ailments, and ask any questions you may have about medical marijuana treatment.
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3. Get Your Card
The state will process the patient’s application and will issue the card and email/mail the patient a copy of their medical cannabis card. Once you have your card in hand, you can begin purchasing from dispensaries in your state. patients will need to re-certify their license annually by seeing a licensed QMP (Qualified Medical Professional) again. Get Canna Card will get in touch with you when your certification is approaching its expiration to help you set up a renewal consultation.
What You Get Using Get Canna Card In Utah
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Just So You Know...
You can book a combo consultation with a friend or family member.
If you are not approved for a Utah medical cannabis card by a doctor for whatever reason, we issue a refund in FULL.
Your recommendation is valid for up to 1 year in Utah and you will need to re-certify your license with another appointment when it expires.
Frequently Asked Questions
You must be at least 21 years of age and be able to provide a US driver’s license, US identification card or US passport and have one of the qualifying conditions from which Get Canna Card provided physicians are allowed to approve patients for.
Utah does not currently have a reciprocity agreement with any other state. This means medical marijuana pharmacies in Utah will not honor any out of state MMJ card. However there are states that will accept Utah MMJ cards including Nevada, New Hampshire, Oklahoma, Rhode Island, Arizona, Arkansas, Main and Massachusetts.
Utah has 15 medical cannabis pharmacies that are licensed to operate in the state.
The cost for the medical marijuana evaluation and approval with Get Canna Card is $199. Renewals are $149 with a full guarantee that you will get your money back if you are not approved. As for the state of Utah, they charge a $15 registration fee separate from Get Canna Card. This fee must be paid to become state-certified after approval.
Places to Visit in Utah After Enjoying Your Medicine
The natural wonders of Zion and Arches National Park seen in Utah are unforgettable, drawing thousands of visitors to the Beehive State every year. Whether it is skiing, scenic drives and off-road pursuits, hiking, biking, or camping, being in Utah offers many adventures. What makes the state even more interesting is based on its elevation, one can hike in the heat in one area of Utah, and the same day ski down a snowy mountain. Other areas of Utah frequented by visitors and locals alike are the Canyonlands and the Bryce Canyon National Parks and the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument. For those who love the water, the Great Salt Lake is where to go. Next time taking a trip to the dispensary is planned, make a little extra time to stop at any of Utah’s most notable neck of the woods.
Coral Pink Sand Dunes State Park
Just as it sounds, Coral Pink Sand Dunes State Park is a light crimson adult sandbox. Formed by the wind, the everchanging dunes are huge mounds to be explored. Whether walking, sandboarding, or riding an ATV, the state park has many ways to play all afternoon long. Many come for the beauty alone, making a popular photography spot to take in click after click. For those who need more than a day to take it all in, a nearby campground on the dunes’ edge makes a stargazing sleepover possible.
Natural Bridges National Monument
The three Mother Nature made bridges of Kachina, Owachomo, and Sipapu are securely footed to the earth for all to see. While all three bridges can be climbed, Sipapu Bridge is the most popular of all, giving hikers a 1.2 mile round trip of steep rock stairs and ladders. Considered a little easier, Kachina Bridge is a 1.5-mile round trip hike with less climbing involved. Also on site is the Horsecollar Ruins, which is the remains of 700-year-old Native American edifices.
St. George
A family-friendly town, the St. George Children’s Museum is one stop that many make when in town, starting off the trip with interactive exhibits and demonstrations. Town Square Park, made up of huge rock slabs, and Red Hills Desert Garden, filled with colorful cactus and flowers, are also great ways to enjoy St. George. A short drive out of town brings visitors and locals alike to the Kayenta Art Village, a community of beauty and relaxation. Made up of art galleries, a day spa, quaint shops, and a cafe, makes a stay in the area unforgettable.