They've had it for a few years now. Their still fine tuning the program , but there's a nice state website and app for card holders. Government. Kemp is always doing great things for us patients and adding more diagnoses and what not .

I’m from Dublin and been seeing pain management for three years. They have never mentioned using THC. I didn’t even know it was legal in Georgia.

I seem to recall that the classification was lowered last year at the Fed level, yet still not legalized, just lower penalty for prosecution. That said, cannabis is not being searched for at airports anymore. They're focusing on bomb traces. Individuals packing are not a concern. There is an article on this site about it. As with most articles on this site, very limited and incomplete in scope. I also started my foray as a teen, now a completely different type of consumer pushing 60. My personal favorite and well stocked product doesn't even result in a "high". It's a strictly non transdermal topical 1:1 high dose that works better than any other topical pain relief available, at least for me. Relief stays at the site of application and does not cross the blood-brain barrier. As you are aware, availability is not the same across state lines. You can probably find better answers to your questions at Leafly.com. I have noticed that some strains actually exacerbate my muscle spasms and pain level. Mostly indicas. How about you?