Common questions & quick answers

If you have any additional questions, feel free to contact us directly—but in the meantime, here are answers to some of the most frequently asked questions we receive.

Once you receive your medical marijuana card in Florida, you’ll be officially added to the state’s Medical Marijuana Use Registry. From there, you can visit any licensed dispensary in Florida to purchase cannabis products that fit your treatment plan. Your recommending physician will have already entered your approved orders into the registry, so dispensaries will be able to access that information and guide you through your options.

Having a medical marijuana card in Florida may affect your job, depending on your employer’s drug policy. Some workplaces, especially those that are federally regulated or have drug-free policies, can still take action if you test positive for THC—even with a valid card. Always check with your employer to understand their rules before using medical cannabis.

At VeriLeaf, the Care Pass renewal rate is $89—because no matter where you are in your journey, we're here with you.

The expert sessions are not entirely optional—your initial call is required to be approved for your medical card. After that, we highly encourage you to stay connected with our community and continue your healing journey with one of our trusted doctors.

The Verileaf community is a healing space made up of like-minded individuals and compassionate doctors who truly understand the power of plant-based wellness. It’s more than just a service—it’s a supportive environment where patients can learn, grow, and heal together. Whether you're just starting your journey or continuing your care, you're never alone at Verileaf.

Yes, getting a medical marijuana card is completely legal in the state of Florida and Pennsylvania, and of course—we follow all state laws and regulations every step of the way! At Verileaf, your care is handled with professionalism, compliance, and integrity from start to finish.

There isn’t one “best” strain for depression. Everyone responds differently, and what works for one person may not work for another. Licensed providers typically focus on cannabinoid balance, symptom presentation, and individual health history rather than specific strain names. A medical consultation can help determine whether medical cannabis may be appropriate and which options may best align with your needs.

No worries — if you’re not approved, you’ll receive a 100% money-back guarantee. We only move forward if our licensed doctor confirms you qualify under state guidelines.

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