Medical cannabis recommendation vocabulary guide
- Total monthly flower dosage quantity (g) - The total grams of unprocessed
flower a patient can buy in any 28 day period. This is automatically set to the state
limit of 113 grams. - Total monthly composite THC dosage quantity (g) - The total grams of THC in
any non-flower products (like vape cartridges or, gummies) a patient can buy in
any 28 day period. This is automatically set to the state limit of 20 grams. - Other dosing guidelines and directions to be sent to pharmacy - Information
about the patient or their recommendation that you want the pharmacist to
know. This section fits 255 characters. It may be printed on receipts from the
pharmacy. - Medication and treatment history - Information about the patient’s medication
and treatment history for their medical condition. It will not be printed on
receipts from the pharmacy. - No oral preparations - No syringes, oil, liquid suspensions, capsules or pills,
gummies, lozenges, tinctures, oral sprays, confections, or aerosols. - No inhalation - No vape cartridges, waxes, or resins. Unprocessed flower is
allowed. - No edibles - No gummies, lozenges, or confections.
- No vaping - No vape cartridges, vape pens, waxes, or resins. Unprocessed flower
is allowed. - No topical or transdermal products - No balms, bath products, lotions, salves,
or patches. - No flower - No unprocessed flower, finished cannabis, or shake.
- No suppositories - No suppositories.
This vocabulary guide is for providers to use when entering in recommendation and restriction information in a patient's medical cannabis certification.
Recommendation terms
Recommendations should only be created if you want to restrict the types or
amount of cannabis that a patient can buy.