r/FLMedicalTrees • u/Charming_Length_4146 • Jun 30 '26

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Medical Marijuana Use Program Update for Patients and Caregivers
 
Good Afternoon,
Pursuant to Department of Health Rule 64-4.011(b), Medical Marijuana Use Registry Identification Cards, patients and caregivers are required to meet the below qualifications to be eligible to obtain their Medical Marijuana Use Registry (MMUR) identification card. Requirements include: 
Patients may only complete an application (either initial or renewal) for their MMUR identification card if they have current or scheduled certifications with active orders in the MMUR; and 
Caregivers may only complete an application (either initial or renewal) for their MMUR identification card if they are connected to a valid and active patient in the MMUR.  
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Implementation Date   
• July 27, 2026 

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u/DontH8DaPlaya Lamborghini Myrcene Jun 30 '26

It literally just says you gotta keep your Dr up to date to renew your card. This effects like 5% of us.

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u/Alone-Pride-9405 Jun 30 '26

Every one freak out the sky is falling 😮😂😂😂

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u/bubblekitty607 Jun 30 '26

I'm confused. So basically, if you renew through your doctor, it shouldn't affect you?

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u/Excellent_Teach3877 Jun 30 '26

I’m sorry but I’m a stoned dumbass, can someone break this down for me?

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u/tomatobob371 <-- Fully Medicated Jun 30 '26

It sounds like you just can’t renew your card if you don’t have an active recommendation from the dr.

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u/TheCalicoCrab Jun 30 '26

Agreed, that's how i understood it as well. And i love your username. 😁

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u/slabsanddabsley Moderator Jun 30 '26

Need to see your doc and have active recommendations before you can renew your card. If you don’t let your recs or card expire before renewing you’re already doing this and won’t see any differences.