Oklahoma medical cannabis program facts
| Run by | Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority (OMMA) |
|---|---|
| How access works | After a physician recommendation, OMMA issues a patient license |
| Adult use | Recreational use is illegal; medical only |
| State fee | OMMA has a standard license fee, with a lower fee for Medicaid, Medicare and 100% disabled veterans; check OMMA for current amounts |
| Validity | 2 years |
| Telehealth | In Oklahoma, a physician can recommend you after a telehealth visit. |
Oklahoma medical cannabis law highlights
- There is no set list of conditions; physicians can recommend cannabis for any condition.
- Your patient license lasts two years.
- Licensed patients are allowed to grow cannabis at home.
Conditions that can qualify in Oklahoma
Any condition a clinician believes cannabis may help can qualify.
- Any condition an Oklahoma physician recommends cannabis for
- Chronic pain
- Anxiety
- Insomnia
- PTSD
- Cancer
- Migraines
- Arthritis
How to get a medical marijuana card in Oklahoma
Book a phone or video evaluation through My IV Doctors; it usually takes 5–10 minutes
A physician in Oklahoma signs off on your recommendation
Submit your application online to OMMA
Get your patient license
Purchase from licensed dispensaries in Oklahoma
Oklahoma medical cannabis rules
- You can carry 3 ounces and keep 8 ounces at home.
- Home cultivation is limited to 6 mature plants and 6 seedlings.
- It is illegal to drive while using cannabis.



