CheapCannabisCardMinnesota · just $74.99 with code 75off · $0 state fee
Cheap Minnesota Medical Marijuana Card Cost
A Minnesota medical marijuana card is just $74.99 for the telehealth certification with code 75off (paid only if approved). Minnesota charges no enrollment fee - it was eliminated in 2023 - so that $74.99 is the whole cost to get registered, and patients then buy tax-free.
Minnesota medical marijuana cost, broken down
Minnesota is one of the cheapest states to get a medical card: the state eliminated its enrollment fee in 2023, so the only cost to get registered is the telehealth certification. With code 75off that's just $74.99, and you pay it only if an OCM-registered practitioner certifies you.
| Cost | Paid to | Amount |
|---|---|---|
| Telehealth certification fee (with code 75off) | Telehealth provider | $74.99 |
| State enrollment fee | Minnesota OCM (eliminated 2023) | $0 |
| Total to get enrolled | $74.99 |
How a Minnesota medical card saves on cannabis taxes
The savings continue at the register. Registered medical patients buy tax-free, while adult-use (recreational) buyers pay Minnesota's 10% cannabis gross receipts tax plus state and local sales tax. That can add roughly 20 to 30 percent to a recreational purchase - so for regular buyers, a medical card more than pays for itself.
| Tax | Medical patient | Adult-use buyer |
|---|---|---|
| 10% cannabis gross receipts tax | Exempt | Applies |
| State & local sales tax | Exempt | Applies |
| Minimum age | 18 | 21 |
Registered patients also get pharmacist guidance and a supply set by their provider (up to a 90-day supply). Dispensaries set their own product prices.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the total cost of a Minnesota medical cannabis card?
Just $74.99 for the telehealth certification with code 75off (paid only if approved). Minnesota's state enrollment fee is $0 since 2023, so your only other spending is the products you buy at a dispensary.
Did Minnesota get rid of its enrollment fee?
Yes. Minnesota eliminated the old $200 annual enrollment fee on July 1, 2023, so registering as a medical cannabis patient is now free with the state.
Do medical patients save on taxes in Minnesota?
Yes. Medical cannabis is exempt from the 10% cannabis gross receipts tax and from state and local sales tax that adult-use buyers pay - often saving 20 to 30 percent at the register.
Is the Minnesota fee paid to the doctor or the state?
To the provider. The $74.99 with code 75off is the telehealth certification, paid only if a Minnesota practitioner certifies you. Minnesota collects no enrollment fee from patients.
Does a Minnesota medical card cost recur?
You re-enroll every three years, so the $74.99 certification with code 75off is an every-few-years cost, not annual - and the state enrollment itself stays free.
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