Medical Cannabis Dispensary Now Open in Marietta, Georgia

To qualify for a medical cannabis card in Georgia, you must have one of the qualifying medical conditions as outlined by the state’s Department of Public Health. These conditions include, but are not limited to, cancer, Parkinson’s disease, multiple sclerosis, and epilepsy. You will need to consult with a registered physician to receive a recommendation for medical cannabis use.

You can find a registered physician by visiting the Georgia Department of Public Health’s website and searching their directory of physicians who are qualified to recommend medical cannabis. Alternatively, you can ask your primary care doctor if they are registered or if they can refer you to a physician who is.

Georgia law allows for the sale of low-THC cannabis oil with a maximum concentration of 5% THC. Available products include tinctures, capsules, and topicals. Smoking or vaping of cannabis is currently not allowed under Georgia law.

Georgia allows you to use an out-of-state card only within 30 days of moving to Georgia. To access medical cannabis in Georgia after 30 days, you must obtain a Georgia-issued medical cannabis card.

To learn more about medical cannabis and its potential benefits for various medical conditions, visit Botanical Sciences’ educational resources section on our website. We are dedicated to providing accurate, up-to-date information to help you make informed decisions about your healthcare.

Medical cannabis cards in Georgia need to be renewed annually. You will need to schedule an appointment with a registered physician who can confirm your continued eligibility for medical cannabis use. Following this, you will need to submit a renewal application to the Georgia Department of Public Health.

Yes; caregivers (parents or legal guardians) of patients can apply for medical cannabis cards. A Caregiver must be approved by the patient’s registered physician.

While CBD oil is produced by the cannabis plant, it is not the same as medical cannabis. Medical cannabis products may contain both CBD and THC, whereas CBD oil typically contains only CBD. In Georgia, low-THC oil (containing up to 5% THC) is classified as medical cannabis and requires a medical cannabis card for legal use.

In the context of Georgia’s medical cannabis program, “intractable pain” is a term used to describe a type of persistent pain that remains unrelieved despite exhaustive efforts at treatment. Specifically, it refers to a pain condition where the underlying cause can’t be remedied, and the application of comprehensive pain management strategies for a minimum period of six months has either failed to provide sufficient relief or has resulted in side effects that are too severe to tolerate.

Botanical Sciences will be opening three locations around the metro Atlanta area! They will include Marietta, Chamblee, and Stockbridge.

Georgia law permits registered medical cannabis patients to possess up to 20 fluid ounces of low-THC oil. It’s important to note that possession of any form of cannabis exceeding this limit or any form of cannabis other than low-THC oil could result in legal penalties.

To shop at our Marietta dispensary, you need a Low THC Oil Registry card from the Georgia Department of Public Health. Adults 18 and older can apply as patients, while younger individuals need a parent or guardian registered as their caregiver. You’ll prove residency with your Georgia driver’s license or state ID.

You’ll need your physical Low THC Oil Registry card. Digital versions aren’t accepted. Additionally, bring a government photo ID, such as your Georgia driver’s license or a passport. If you’re a caregiver, show both your caregiver registry card and photo ID. Minors must have their registered guardian accompany them inside.

Georgia law limits medical cannabis to 5% THC content by weight. We stock oils, tinctures, capsules, lozenges, and topical creams that meet this standard. The state doesn’t allow flowers, vape cartridges, or food edibles at licensed dispensaries like ours.

Carrying cannabis across state borders breaks federal law, even if both states have medical programs. International travel with medical cannabis is similarly illegal and carries severe penalties in most countries. In Georgia, registered patients may transport up to 20 fluid ounces in their original containers. Storing it in your trunk with your registry card helps avoid issues during traffic.

Georgia allows registered patients to possess up to 20 fluid ounces of low-THC oil. Your doctor must first confirm your qualifying condition, which then enables you to apply for the registry card needed to purchase from our Marietta dispensary.

Yes, all products we sell go through lab testing to verify they contain 5% THC or less. We operate under oversight from the Georgia Access to Medical Cannabis Commission, and stock only approved medical cannabis formats. Our packaging is child-resistant and properly labelled, and we don’t sell flower or inhalable products since state regulations prohibit them.