Hello my friends,
I live in Fairbanks myself and I have already responded to somebody about this matter. This is the link to my response if you would like to read it:
Post #812381.
WARNING! My responses tend to be a bit lengthy
To put it short and sweet, the doctors cannot, by law, prescribe you anything. You have to get their written 'approval', so to speak, stating they recommend it, then you have to go through hoops just to get the registration card, followed by the fact that it will only allow you to hold it in your home.
YOU CANNOT GET IT FROM A PHARMACY IN THIS STATE! PERIOD!
In my opinion you're better off just hitting up a connect that you or a trusted friend knows or growing it yourself. If you read my other lengthy response, you'll understand a bit more on why I say that. If you want to jump all the hoops and go through all the frustration of finding a doc that will even consider recommending you for it, then by all means. But technically...
THEY CAN STILL ARREST YOU ANYWAYS! Even WITH the registration. The government and troopers here are only concerned with the fact that it is still nonetheless illegal nationally.
I hope this helps you out!
A quick edit to that, You can possess less than 1 (one) ounce of marijuana in your home without fear of penalty. That is the ONLY way you can legally do it by Alaska state law. AGAIN, IN YOUR HOME! YOU CANNOT TAKE IT OUT OF THE HOME OR IT WILL BECOME ILLEGAL! It's called trafficking. From 1 to 4 ounces however is still unclear and they can hit you with a misdemeanor charge for it, UNLESS they decide you had intent to sell and then it just gets worse...just be smart about it and you'll be fine.
ALWAYS REMEMBER IT IS STILL ILLEGAL BY NATIONAL LAW AND TO BE CAREFUL!