Patient Education

Medical cannabis is legal in Alabama for patients with certain qualifying conditions. Below is a simple overview to help you understand who qualifies and how to apply for a medical cannabis card through the State of Alabama.

How to Get an Alabama Medical Cannabis Card

Qualifying Medical Conditions in Alabama

Under Alabama law, medical cannabis may be recommended for patients diagnosed with certain serious or chronic conditions, including but not limited to the following conditions:

Autism
Cancer-related weight loss or chronic pain
Crohn’s
Depression, epilepsy or condition causing seizures
HIV/AIDS-related nausea or weight loss
Panic disorder
Parkinson’s
Persistent nausea not related to pregnancy
PTSD
Sickle Cell
Spasticity associated with diseases including ALS, multiple sclerosis, and spinal cord injuries
Terminal illnesses
Tourette’s
Chronic pain for which conventional therapies and opiates should not be used or are ineffective

Final eligibility is determined by a certifying physician and state regulations.

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Payment Methods at Callie’s

We want every visit to Callie’s Apothecary to feel simple and stress-free, including checkout. We currently accept cash, debit cards, and Dutchie Pay. An ATM is also available on-site for your convenience!

We recommend setting up Dutchie Pay before your visit, as it may help you avoid additional transaction fees and make checkout even easier. Our team is always happy to explain your options or help you through the payment process.

Before your first visit, explore our patient guide to learn what to bring, how check-in works, and what you can expect while shopping at Callie’s.

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