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Cheap Pennsylvania Medical Marijuana Card Online
Get your Pennsylvania MMJ card online by meeting a PA-approved physician by video - for just $74.99 with code 75off. Pennsylvania's $50 state ID-card fee is waived entirely if you're on Medicaid, SNAP, WIC, CHIP, or PACE, and the state has one of the broadest condition lists in the country. You only pay the evaluation fee if you're approved.
How much does a Pennsylvania medical marijuana card cost?
A Pennsylvania MMJ card (medical marijuana card) has two costs. With code 75off, every patient pays just $74.99 for the evaluation - and only if a PA-approved physician certifies you - plus the state's $50 ID-card fee. That $50 is waived for patients on assistance programs.
| Cost | Paid to | Amount |
|---|---|---|
| Telehealth evaluation fee (with code 75off) | Telehealth provider | $74.99 |
| State ID-card fee (1-year card) | Pennsylvania Dept. of Health | $50 |
| Total to get certified | About $125 |
Patients enrolled in Medicaid, SNAP, WIC, CHIP, or PACE/PACENET can have the $50 fee waived - making your $74.99 evaluation essentially the whole cost. See the full breakdown on our Pennsylvania cost page.
How to get your Pennsylvania medical marijuana card
For more on each step, see our full how-to guide.
Do you qualify for Pennsylvania medical marijuana?
Pennsylvania certifies patients with one of two dozen serious medical conditions under Act 16 - one of the broadest lists in the country. A PA-approved physician confirms your condition.
- Severe chronic or intractable pain
- Anxiety disorders
- PTSD
- Cancer (including remission therapy)
- Epilepsy & intractable seizures
- Multiple sclerosis
- Crohn's disease & IBD
- Autism
- Opioid use disorder
- Parkinson's disease
- Glaucoma
- Neuropathies
See the full list on our Pennsylvania qualifying conditions page. The program is run by the Pennsylvania Department of Health.
Pennsylvania renewal
Already have a card? Recertify online each year and keep your dispensary access.
Pennsylvania doctors
Meet PA-approved physicians who certify medical marijuana patients by video or phone.
Pennsylvania cost
The full price breakdown, including who qualifies to have the $50 state fee waived.
Frequently asked questions
What do I need to qualify for a Pennsylvania medical marijuana card?
You must be a Pennsylvania resident with a valid PA ID and one of the state's two dozen qualifying conditions, confirmed by a PA-approved physician. You register with the Department of Health and pay the $50 ID-card fee to complete the process.
Can I get a Pennsylvania medical marijuana card online?
Yes. Pennsylvania permits telehealth, so you register on the state medical marijuana registry, meet a PA-approved physician by video or phone, and pay the state fee - all online. Your physical card then arrives by mail.
How long is a Pennsylvania medical marijuana card valid?
One year. Both your physician certification and your ID card must be renewed annually; the Department of Health emails a reminder about 60 days before your card expires.
Do I register with the state before or after seeing the doctor in Pennsylvania?
Before. Pennsylvania is one of the states where you create your registry profile first and bring your patient ID number to the visit; the physician then submits your certification and you pay the $50 card fee.
Is a medical card still worth it in Pennsylvania?
Yes. Pennsylvania has no adult-use market, so a medical card is the only legal way to buy cannabis from the state's licensed dispensaries, and it comes with one of the broadest qualifying-condition lists in the country.
How soon will I get my Pennsylvania card?
After your physician submits the certification and you pay the $50 fee, allow about 7 days for the card to print and up to 14 days to arrive by mail. A digital version is typically available within about a week so you can shop sooner.
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Meet a PA-approved physician online for just $74.99 with code 75off. Pay only if approved.
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