Georgia’s Highest Quality Medical Cannabis

Founded to Bring Relief to Georgia

Founder Dr. Robin J. Fowler, with over 20 years of experience as an anesthesiologist and pain practitioner in Atlanta, saw medical cannabis’ potential to provide hope and relief to Georgia patients with a qualifying medical conditions. Dr. Fowler and his team have worked tirelessly with a vision to make medical cannabis a viable and accessible therapy to Georgia patients.

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Patient FAQs

Is CBD oil the same as medical cannabis?

While CBD oil is produced by the cannabis plant, it is not the same as medical cannabis. Medical cannabis products may contain both CBD and THC, whereas CBD oil typically contains only CBD. In Georgia, low-THC oil (containing up to 5% THC) is classified as medical cannabis and requires a medical cannabis card for legal use.

What types of medical cannabis products are available in Georgia?

Cannabis oil with a maximum concentration of 5% THC. Available products include tinctures, capsules, and topicals. Smoking or vaping of cannabis is currently not allowed under Georgia law.

How can I learn more about medical cannabis and its benefits?

To learn more about medical cannabis and its potential benefits for various medical conditions, visit our Education page on our website. We are dedicated to providing accurate, up-to-date information to help you make informed decisions about your healthcare.

How much medical cannabis can I legally possess in Georgia?

Georgia law permits registered medical cannabis patients to possess up to 20 fluid ounces of low-THC oil. It’s important to note that possession of any form of cannabis exceeding this limit or any form of cannabis other than low-THC oil could result in legal penalties.

Are there different strains of medical cannabis?

Yes, there are numerous varieties of cannabis, each with unique properties. At Botanical Sciences, we offer a variety of products derived from different strains to cater to the individual needs of our patients.

How can I store my medical cannabis products?

Medical cannabis products should be stored in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Always keep them out of reach from children and pets.

What does “intractable pain” mean in Georgia’s medical cannabis context?

In the context of Georgia’s medical cannabis program, “intractable pain” is a term used to describe a type of persistent pain that remains unrelieved despite exhaustive efforts at treatment. Specifically, it refers to a pain condition where the underlying cause can’t be remedied, and the application of comprehensive pain management strategies for a minimum period of six months has either failed to provide sufficient relief or has resulted in side effects that are too severe to tolerate.

Can my employer discriminate against me for using medical cannabis?

While Georgia law provides legal access to medical cannabis, it does not prevent employers from enforcing drug-free workplace policies. It’s important to understand your employer’s policies and consider seeking legal advice if you feel you are being unfairly discriminated against.

Can I grow my own medical cannabis in Georgia?

No, Georgia law currently prohibits individuals from cultivating their own medical cannabis. Patients must purchase their medical cannabis products from a licensed dispensary, such as Botanical Sciences.

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