How Much a Massachusetts Medical Card Costs
The state charges nothing to register as a medical marijuana patient. The costs you can meet are the certification visit, which your provider prices, and a $10 fee if you need a replacement card.

The state charges nothing to register as a medical marijuana patient. The costs you can meet are the certification visit, which your provider prices, and a $10 fee if you need a replacement card.
The state charges nothing to register as a medical marijuana patient. The costs you can meet are the certification visit, which your provider prices, and a $10 fee if you need a replacement card.
The Cannabis Control Commission says there is no longer a fee to register for a Program registration card(masscannabiscontrol.com).
The Commission says there is no fee to register as a caregiver for a Medical Marijuana Program registration card(masscannabiscontrol.com).
The Commission says there is no longer a fee to renew your Program registration card(masscannabiscontrol.com).
The Commission says all fees to obtain certification are set by Certifying Health Care Providers(masscannabiscontrol.com).
This page lists no provider prices. If you want a number, ask the provider before the visit.
The regulation says a Certifying Healthcare Provider shall have a program to provide a discount to patients with documented Verified Financial Hardship(state regulation).
The regulation defines Verified Financial Hardship as being a recipient of MassHealth or Supplemental Security Income, or having income that does not exceed 300% of the federal poverty level, adjusted for family size(state regulation).
If your card is lost, stolen or destroyed, the Commission charges $10 to replace a Program registration card(masscannabiscontrol.com).
If the fee poses a Verified Financial Hardship, the patient may ask the Commission for a waiver of it(masscannabiscontrol.com).
The Commission says medical marijuana purchases are not covered by insurance(masscannabiscontrol.com).
At a retailer, the Commission says you may pay with cash or a debit card, and credit cards are not accepted(masscannabiscontrol.com).
The Commission says there is no state excise tax on medical marijuana sales(masscannabiscontrol.com).
The Commission also says there is no standard sales tax on medical marijuana sales(masscannabiscontrol.com).
Medical marijuana sales are exempt from the local tax option, the Commission says(masscannabiscontrol.com).
No. The Commission says there is no longer a fee to register for a Program registration card(masscannabiscontrol.com).
The certifying provider does. This page lists no provider prices.
The Commission charges $10, and a patient with a Verified Financial Hardship may ask for a waiver.
The Commission says credit cards are not accepted at retailers(masscannabiscontrol.com).
Advanced Dispensary in Peabody is being built and has no opening date.
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