About

Who we are, and the terms that get mixed up

SulphurCannabis.Clinic is an independent scheduling and information service for Sulphur and Calcasieu Parish.

Our role

We host a booking calendar for visits with Louisiana physicians and nurse practitioners authorized to recommend medical marijuana, and we explain the program in plain language — including how it differs from Texas's. We're not a medical practice, a retailer, or a government office, and we have no affiliation with Louisiana, Texas, or any retailer named here.

Each clinician decides independently. We don't give legal advice about Texas or any other state.

Funding and privacy

Participating clinicians and telehealth partners pay for advertising and patient-connection services, as described in our Advertising Disclosure. That never affects a recommendation. Telehealth visits use HIPAA-compliant platforms, and we don't store medical records or payment details.

For official rules, visit the Louisiana Department of Health. To reach us, use the form on our Terms & Policies page.

Terms that get mixed up

Along the state line, these words get used loosely. Here's what each one means.

Recommendation
Louisiana's version of medical approval: an authorized clinician's order, sent straight to a licensed retailer.
Licensed retailer
A Louisiana store permitted by the Department of Health to sell medical marijuana to patients.
Compassionate Use Program
Texas's separate medical program, limited to low-THC products and Texas residents.
Low-THC cannabis
Texas's term for its program products, capped at a set amount of THC per dose.
Hemp-derived THC
Products sold outside medical programs under separate, changing hemp rules — not part of either state's program.
Authorized clinician
A Louisiana physician or nurse practitioner allowed to recommend medical marijuana.

Certified in Louisiana. Kept in Louisiana.

Appointments with authorized Louisiana clinicians.

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