Man, I Hate Giving Money To Dispensaries (Black Market Prices, BS Lingo)

[alotaball]

Some people consider garlic, fish oil and vitamins medicine .. does that mean I have to LOOK like I have cancer to enjoy the benefits?

 

[Nubby Tubbs]

i didnt argue with it! i got a card too!

 

[alotaball]

i didnt argue with it! i got a card too!

 

[rowlman]

that sounds damn good to me i pay 120 a eighth out here

Damn !!...is that as in $120 U.S. dollars??...does "out there" mean your on the Moon?...just kidding, but thats fuckin steep...I've been paying between 45 and 60 for strains like Headband, or Apollo 13, but $120 must be killing you...and I thought I had it bad.This is the last time I do this to myself...I shut down my grow for a few and ran dry...Never again!!!

 

[Milovan]

"I love how the collective im part of runs.. I havent paid for meds in 2 years.. We all just take care of each other..if you get 3-4 good buddies that grow in a medically legal state.. you can more then support each others needs YEAR ROUND with the 6 mature plant limit"

Bravo!
And like mention earlier in this thread, filtering is the best method for picking the out the good dispensaries over the bad ones.

 

[TrichomeTrent]

Basically I have to agree with what some of the others are saying. Just because a person looks healthy doesnt mean they are. In fact most conditions leave you looking like an average person. The blatant abuse of medical systems has led newer states to enact such strict medicinal laws that it basically restricted access to everyone not on their deathbed. Even for them its almost impossible to attain for these severly ill patients. I, for one, don't stand for this and would support reforming california's system to be more strict. Not a single person, not even a cancer patient, should be able to walk into a random office they have never visited and walk out in under 15 minutes with a reccomendation.

 

[Nubby Tubbs]

Basically I have to agree with what some of the others are saying. Just because a person looks healthy doesnt mean they are. In fact most conditions leave you looking like an average person. The blatant abuse of medical systems has led newer states to enact such strict medicinal laws that it basically restricted access to everyone not on their deathbed. Even for them its almost impossible to attain for these severly ill patients. I, for one, don't stand for this and would support reforming california's system to be more strict. Not a single person, not even a cancer patient, should be able to walk into a random office they have never visited and walk out in under 15 minutes with a reccomendation.

good point, but at least in the state im in, regular doctors wont give out medical marijuana. not one. mine almost bugged his eyes out of his head when i asked him about it. no... the primary care doctors are of no use. its only handful that are willing to do it, and theyre in it to win it: setting up clinics and taking people all day long. the clinic i went to to get my patient card had 2 people booked into each 15 minute slot... ALL DAY LONG. at $100 a pop, its rediculous. the doctor angle of it is another business in itself.

 

[TrichomeTrent]

good point, but at least in the state im in, regular doctors wont give out medical marijuana. not one. mine almost bugged his eyes out of his head when i asked him about it. no... the primary care doctors are of no use. its only handful that are willing to do it, and theyre in it to win it: setting up clinics and taking people all day long. the clinic i went to to get my patient card had 2 people booked into each 15 minute slot... ALL DAY LONG. at $100 a pop, its rediculous. the doctor angle of it is another business in itself.

Heh, exactly what im talking about. This and then the 60$+ donations for an eighth of good medicine. Just seems ridiculous sometimes..

 

[alotaball]

I will admit I was a little pissed when i went and had copies of all my doctors reports and mri's to show the MJ doctor.. and he didnt even wanna look at em.. just said uhhuh lol sign here