TERMS OF USE

• You must be 18 or older.
• Patients under 18 require parent/guardian consent in line with California law.
• You must be a California resident with a valid ID, and proof of Fresno residency is required.

When using our website or booking an evaluation, you agree to:

• Provide true and accurate information.
• Use the platform only for lawful purposes.
• Keep your account details secure.
  Follow California’s medical cannabis regulations and applicable Fresno ordinances.

You agree not to:

• Submit false medical records.
• Engage in fraud or unauthorized payments.
• Attempt to hack, disrupt, or misuse our systems.
• Copy, resell, or repurpose our website content.

• Information on this site is for educational purposes only.
• It is not a substitute for direct medical advice from your healthcare provider.
• Cannabis remains illegal under federal law. Recommendations are valid only in California under state guidelines.
• The effectiveness of medical cannabis varies by patient; no guarantees of outcome are made.

• Payments: All fees must be paid before the consultation. We accept most major credit/debit cards.
  
• Refunds: Provided when your medical cannabis card is not approved or the recommendation isn’t delivered within 24 to 48 hours. Not available after issuance.
  
• Cancellations: You may reschedule or cancel with 24 to 48 hours’ notice. Late cancellations may incur fees.

• All text, images, graphics, videos, and other materials on this site belong to
• Medical Cannabis Card Fresno.
• You may not copy, share, or modify content without written permission.

We are not responsible for:

• Any indirect, incidental, or unexpected damages from using our services.
• Third-party websites are linked from our site.
• Results or effectiveness of medical cannabis treatment.

Our maximum liability is limited to the amount you paid for the service in question.

• We may suspend or terminate your access if you violate these Terms.
• We may update, modify, or discontinue parts of the website at any time.
• Certain obligations (like payment, liability limits, and intellectual property) will continue even after termination.