For certain people, we have seen medical marijuana reduce the need for opioid medication. Because not all states have medical marijuana, and because many of the medical marijuana laws are still new, there’s really not a lot of hard data on whether states with these laws have lower rates of opioid abuse.

Across the country, opioid abuse remains a problem. There were more than 67,000 drug overdose deaths in America in 2018, and a staggering 70 percent of those deaths involved opioids.

There is no way to guarantee that you won’t need other pain medications even with a medical marijuana recommendation. Each individual is in unique circumstances. If reducing or eliminating your dependance on pain meds – including opioids – is a priority for you, rest assured that our physicians have the experience to help you pursue that goal safely. We want what is best for you, and helping you find the right treatment path is part of that.

Medical marijuana in Florida provides relief for a wide array of ailments and diseases, including:

Whether you are dealing with a potentially terminal illness or daily pain, medical cannabis may be the right option for you. This all-natural herb has been used for centuries, dating back to ancient medicine practices in Asia.

If you are eligible for medical marijuana, our experienced team will help you navigate all aspects of the process. We can point you to local medical marijuana treatment centers, which are where medical marijuana is sold – also referred to as dispensaries. We will inform you of what to ask for when you get there, so you feel confident about any purchases you make. Our physicians recommend certain doses and strains according to your ailments and symptoms, and are prepared to make adjustments if necessary to get the combination right.

To find out whether you are eligible for medical marijuana in Florida, please contact Access Marijuana RX at 727-209-5470. Our experienced team provides friendly, informative care and clear answers to your questions about medical marijuana.