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1. Medical Marijuana Recommendation It’s called a medical marijuana recommendation (not a prescription) because the federal government’s classification of cannabis as a Schedule I substance prohibits the sale of marijuana from pharmacies. 2. Qualifying Conditions Qualifying conditions for medical marijuana will vary from state to state. A qualifying condition for your state is required to receive a medical marijuana recommendation. Some states have a wider range of approved conditions that you can treat with cannabis than others, but most approve medical marijuana as a treatment for symptoms of cancer,, AIDS, chronic pain, and anxiety. 3. Availability Only adults who are at least 18 or 21 years old (depending on your state) can get a standard medical marijuana recommendation. Recommendations can be given be your primary physician that provides you with a written recommendation for medical marijuana, or you can see a doctor that specializes in cannabis-based medicine treatments. Caregiver medical marijuana recommendations are designed for caregivers of minors, seniors and disabled patients. Caregiver recommendations enable caregivers to purchase medical marijuana for the patient. Also, you should know that the rules for obtaining a medical marijuana recommendation for a minor also vary by state, as some only allow children with a serious condition to use cannabis products that only contain cannabidiol (CBD), a non-psychoactive compound. 4. Your Medical Marijuana Recommendation With your newly issued medical marijuana recommendation, you can purchase cannabis from a dispensary or grower depending on the state. Some states do require submission of your recommendation to an online state registry with your recommendation being issued by the state. 5. Purchasing Medical Marijuana A medical marijuana recommendation allows you to purchase cannabis from a dispensary or grower. Some states allow medical marijuana grower recommendations that enable patients to grow their own marijuana plants. 6. Expiration Medical marijuana recommendations do not last forever. Your medical marijuana recommendation will typically be good for one year depending on the state. After your recommendation expires you will need to visit your health care provider again.