Limited Time 4/20 Special: $4.20 off for AR & FL patients — use code OZARK420 (Apr 1–20)
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Limited Time 4/20 Special: $4.20 off for AR & FL patients — use code OZARK420 (Apr 1–20)
Strong, Arkansas, is a thriving community in Union County, just north of the Louisiana border. Once a key agricultural shipping hub, the town now boasts a strong local economy, quality schools, and abundant outdoor recreation. Ozark MMJ Cards proudly provides medical marijuana card renewals to Strong residents, ensuring they have access to the relief they need.
Ozark MMJ Cards provides MMJ card renewals to residents of Strong, Arkansas. Strong found in Union County, which is located on the central southern border of the state. It is approximately seven miles north of Louisiana and twenty miles from the county seat of El Dorado.
The town of Strong was originally known as Victoria. It was an important shipping point of local farm products until the Great Depression, which hit the farming, cotton, and lumber industries hard. However, Strong is now a flourishing community, boasting over sixty businesses and organizations.
In 2004, the Strong school system consolidated with nearby Huttig District. Students in grades K–12 now receive their education from the Strong-Huttig School District, which consists of Strong-Huttig High School and Gardner-Strong Elementary School. Both schools are located in Strong.
Anglers enjoy lots of opportunities to fish in Union County. There are more than 34 lakes and reservoirs located within its limits. Grand Marais Lake is found approximately 12 miles from Strong. The campgrounds at Grand Marais Lake offer 50 RV and tent campsites with electrical hookups. Visitors can enjoy the beautiful scenery as well as a 5-lane boat ramp, restrooms with 2 shower facilities, multiple picnic areas, and two boat docks. In the southeastern part of Union County, outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy visiting Lake Jack Lee, part of the Felsenthal National Wildlife Refuge. Many species of waterfowl as well as marsh and water birds make their home in the Refuge in the wetland lowland areas and the pine and hardwood forest areas. Lake Jack Lee is located where the Saline and Ouachita Rivers come together.
Our mission is to increase access to legal medical marijuana certification at the lowest cost and to provide our patients with the best possible guidance regarding the safe, responsible use of medical marijuana.
There are currently 18 qualifying conditions for medical marijuana therapy that the state of Arkansas recognizes as legal and valid:
Arkansas’s Medical Marijuana Program is available to patients with qualifying medical conditions approved by state law. These include chronic pain, cancer, PTSD, glaucoma, severe arthritis, Crohn’s disease, ulcerative colitis, seizure disorders, Tourette syndrome, and several other eligible conditions. If you’re renewing your medical marijuana card in Strong, a licensed physician will review your medical history to confirm that you continue to qualify.
An out-of-state medical marijuana card does not automatically allow purchases in Arkansas. However, eligible visitors may apply for a temporary Arkansas medical marijuana visitor registration through the Arkansas Department of Health. Once approved, they may legally purchase medical cannabis from licensed Arkansas dispensaries during their stay.
An active Arkansas medical marijuana card allows qualified patients to legally purchase medical cannabis from licensed dispensaries across the state. It also provides continued access to treatment for approved medical conditions while ensuring compliance with Arkansas law. Renewing your card before it expires helps maintain uninterrupted access to your medication.
No. Recreational marijuana is not legal in Arkansas. Only patients with a valid Arkansas Medical Marijuana Card may purchase cannabis from licensed medical marijuana dispensaries. If your card is nearing expiration, renewing it on time will help ensure you continue to have legal access to medical marijuana.
Processing times vary depending on the Arkansas Department of Health. After completing your online renewal evaluation and submitting your renewal application, the state will review your request before issuing your updated medical marijuana card. To avoid interruptions in your access to medical cannabis, it’s best to begin the renewal process before your current card expires.