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How to Get a Medical Marijuana Card in South Carolina
We’ll be the first to offer online cannabis evaluations once South Carolina allows them.
It isn’t possible to get medical marijuana in South Carolina yet. The state allows consumption of low-THC oil via an exemption called “Julian’s Law," but only for certain limited seizure disorders.
Get answers from one of our top doctors.
Making the right decision for your health starts with being informed. Get the answers you’re looking for from Dr. Niazi, or chat with our live support team if you want more answers.
What are South Carolina's qualifying conditions?
Each state has their own set of “qualifying conditions” and most don’t need medical proof that you have it. Take our easy + free quiz to find out exactly what your state’s qualifying conditions are.
Medical cannabis is not legal in South Carolina. The state will establish a list of qualifying medical conditions once medical marijuana is legalized in the state.
What to expect after you’re approved.
You’ll have full access to our patient portal, where you can view your rec, get state filing support, explore dosing plans, and more. At NuggMD, you’re getting more than a med card.
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We’re on a mission to help you find relief through cannabis.
At NuggMD, our mission is to free people from their ailments with a personalized path to cannabis relief. We’re proud to be the leading medical card provider, and are continuing to pioneer new, patient-focused paths to relief.
Frequently asked. Frequently answered.
South Carolina hasn’t legalized medical cannabis yet. When it does, it is expected to carry similar age, residency, and qualifying condition requirements as other states.
South Carolina hasn’t legalized medical cannabis yet. When a program is established, it will include the state’s list of qualifying conditions.
Because South Carolina does not have a medical cannabis program, the state also does not have a list of qualifying medical conditions. When South Carolina does legalize medical cannabis, the list of qualifying conditions will probably be in the control of the state’s department of health or a cannabis control board. In that case, you’ll be able to petition the government agency responsible for the medical cannabis program to add your condition to the list. It also might be worth seeking the help of your representatives in the state legislature to pass a law to expand the list.
Once medical cannabis is finally legalized in South Carolina, having a medical card will likely be the only way to legally purchase and possess cannabis in the state.
Medical cannabis is not legal in South Carolina. When NuggMD is available in South Carolina, we will offer some of the most accessible prices in the state.
Cannabis, whether medical or recreational, remains federally illegal. This status prohibits health insurance from covering medical cannabis as treatment. This may change as legislation develops.
South Carolina doesn’t currently have a medical marijuana program, and patients are unable to get a med card either in person or online using services like NuggMD.
South Carolina doesn’t currently have a medical marijuana program.
With NuggMD, if you’re not approved get your money back, automatically. We believe everyone deserves access to a qualified medical cannabis doctor, and the cost of an evaluation shouldn’t be a barrier.
If you’re not approved for your medical marijuana certification, your evaluation is free.
If you sign up and pay for your evaluation, but then cancel before your evaluation, there is a small $10 fee for the payment processing.
Once you’ve been approved and issued your certification, a refund for services will no longer be available. Please send an email to support@nuggmd.com with the subject line “Refund Request” and a brief description of your issue.
We want to make sure you’re 100% satisfied with your purchase being that you, the customer, are the most important thing to us! Once a refund has been initiated, please allow 3-5 business days for the funds to transfer back to the card you used for the transaction. If any issues arise, please feel free to reach back out for further assistance.
Once medical cannabis is legalized in South Carolina, your ability to use your med card in other states will depend on the state to which you’re traveling. Each state has different rules regarding reciprocity, and some don’t allow it at all. Check with your destination state to learn more.
South Carolina will establish rules for med card registration once medical marijuana is legalized in the state. Many states allow patients to register with a passport, military ID, or a tribal ID. In some cases, other documentation, like utility bills, a lease, bank statements, or other government documents are also sufficient for a patient to register.