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Official Medical Marijuana Cards at the best price in the state. We put patients before profit. #1 Ranked Service. Easily talk with a certified doctor right away.

QuickMedCards (quickmedcards.com) has 794 customer reviews on The Fair Hearing, with an average rating of 4.7 out of 5.

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Listed on The Fair Hearing: 2026

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Dec 30, 2025

100% false advertising

The site explicitly states that there is no longer a specific diagnosis requirement to qualify for a medical marijuana card in Hawaii. During my appointment the aprn provider showed me a list of diagnoses, and that I would need to have another provider provide documentation showing I had something like ptsd or severe pain. I get she’s trying to protect her license or whatever but this is 100% blatant false advertising and if she’s not comfortable abiding by the company’s website claims she shouldn’t work for them. Links aren’t allowed so I’ll quote the site: There are no more qualifying conditions for a medical card in Hawaii! Yes, you read that right. Now, a cannabis doctor can certify you for any illness as long as they believe it could benefit your health. How did this happen? On June 27, 2025, the Governor of Hawaii, Josh Green, signed HB 302 into law, creating Act 241, a groundbreaking shift in the Hawaii weed laws. This pivotal legislation redefines who can qualify for medical marijuana in Hawaii and expands patient access like never before. Until now, you had to have an illness on the list of qualifying conditions to get a Hawaii 329 card. The list included conditions such as: Cancer Epilepsy Glaucoma HIV / AIDS Multiple Sclerosis (MS) Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) However, with the passage of Act 241, those restrictions are gone. You can now qualify for medical cannabis in Hawaii if your provider believes it may help, regardless of diagnosis. As a result, you can get medical cannabis for anxiety, insomnia, or even period cramps, provided your cannabis doctor deems it appropriate. They did NOT have another provider contact me, just the same one saying “I didn’t deny him, I just said I need proof from another provider that he has either PTSD or severe pain”. So still 100% false advertising, refusing a refund. Disputing it with my credit card company.

By Bryan R.

Response from QuickMedCards· Dec 31, 2025

Hi Bryan, We sincerely regret any frustration you may have experienced, as providing a smooth and stress-free experience is our top priority. Our team is dedicated to offering the best support possible, and we truly value your trust in our services. Many of our patients appreciate our commitment to care, and we hope to demonstrate that same level of support for you. Your feedback is incredibly important to us, and we’re always striving to improve. We will try to reach out to our other licensed healthcare provider in Hawaii to seek the best course of action for your case. Please don’t hesitate to reach out if you have other concerns—we’re here to help in any way we can. Thank you for your patience and for allowing us to assist you. All the best, QuickMedCards