Get a Medical Marijuana Card in Tulsa, Oklahoma

From the Tulsa Zoo: Get on OK-11 W from N Port Rd and E 36th St N, continue on OK-11 W., take US-75 S to E 1st St., then take the I-244 E exit from US-75 S. Continue on E 1st St. Drive to 320 South Boston Ave. #1030, Tulsa, OK 74103

From Oakhurst: Get on I-44 E/OK-66 E in Sapulpa. Take I-244 E to W 7th St in Tulsa. Take exit 4C from I-244 E. Take W 6th St to S Boston Ave. Continue onto W 7th St. Use any lane to turn slightly left onto W 6th St. Turn left onto S Boston Ave and follow to 320 S Boston Ave #1030, Tulsa, OK 74103

Please Note: NuggMD isn't currently taking in-person appointments at this time. Please conduct your appointment online, it’s much faster and easier!

NuggMD conducts medical marijuana patient evaluations completely online so that seriously ill patients aren't forced to waste their precious hours in traffic and uncomfortable waiting rooms just to get relief. That means patients who are especially susceptible to colds, flus and other diseases can decrease their risk while still getting the help they desperately need. 

Our patients don't sacrifice quality of service for this increased safety either. Your evaluation will be face-to-face and very thorough via your iPad, Android phone, laptop, computer, tablet or any other video enabled device. 
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You'll only need to complete a few simple steps:

1. Create your NuggMD account, 

2. Provide your personal and medical information, 

3. Upload any medical documents you have (it's ok if you don't have any),

4. Enter your payment information (you're only charged if approved),

5. Relax while you wait in the virtual waiting room, 

6. Talk to your doctor and ask as many questions as you like, they're happy to help!, 

7. Wait to receive your recommendation via email, 

8. Begin your state application process.

That's it! And if you get confused during the state application process, don't worry! Nugg's CS team has helped hundreds of thousands of patients complete their state applications. You'll get a very detailed set of instructions with your approval email to help you through the registration process. If you get stuck, just email the CS team at support@getnugg.com, and they'll walk you through the rest of the process. 

Not in Tulsa, Oklahoma? NuggMD has locations all over the state of Oklahoma. Currently we have online appointments for;

• Norman, OK
• Stillwater, OK
• Oklahoma City, OK
• Midwest City, OK
• Moore, OK
• Broken Arrow, OK

If your area is not on the list above you can always book via our Oklahoma state page.

Marijuana is only legal for medical use in Oklahoma and the patient must have a medical marijuana patient ID that has been issued by the state.

Marijuana was completely illegal in Oklahoma from 1933 till 2015, and the state actively prosecuted users with some of the harshest penalties in the country. In 2014, an initiative was filed to place an MMJ legalization measure on the ballot, but it didn't get enough signatures to qualify. The following year, the legislature legalized low THC oil with HB 2154, but this measure wasn't enough to satisfy the population. 

The following year, Green the Vote filed one of the most liberal medical marijuana initiatives the nation has seen since California's Prop 215. They gathered enough signatures to qualify the measure for the 2016 ballot, but the vote was delayed by a court battle until the 2018 primary ballot, which had a much lower and more conservative turnout.

Despite this interference and the delays, the measure was passed by a 57% vote and Oklahoma joined the nation's marijuana majority. As a result of these activists' efforts, Oklahomans can now:

• Possess three ounces in public,
• Cultivate 6 immature and 6 mature plants,
• Possess one ounce of concentrates,
• Possess up to 72 ounces of edible products, and
• Possess up to 8 ounces of cannabis at their residence.
  

And these possession amounts are cumulative, meaning a state-licensed medical marijuana patient can have all of these amounts at the same time and still be legal.

In addition, Oklahomans aren't required to fit into a list of qualifying conditions to get a medical marijuana card. The decision is entirely up to their doctor--which is exactly as it should be.