Very true. Although I think we will have some rules set for plant #'s and what "a 60 day useable supply" is in April or so.
thinking about what you just said, thats a good thing for patients that want to grow their own BECAUSE if so many towns ban them then more patients should be allowed to grow their own medicine under the hardship clause. Ya BOI!
Hello Bde0001, I will only say this once because price is never discussed between my patients and I until we actually sit down, try plenty of medicine, and of several strains, and finally I usually let patients name their own price. But when meeting new patients and caregivers, you will always tell how reliable a patient is when they approach you; especially if they approach you demanding price of your product. For numbers? I think its the first time I put a dollar amount on RUI, but I usually accept donations of 180-250, depending on the financial status of the patient. Also, all greens that come out of my room are top quality. The ones that do not meet grade get turned into BHO oil.
What was the process like in RI to get a license? I am told until things get sorted out in MA a copy of a patients doctor's note is sufficient to be a caregiver? Is this true? Is there a particular reason you are choosing to leave RI? Won't your current patients be missing out?
do some dispensaries purchase product off " caregivers" ? if yes, than yes thats what I mean. I myself would benefit from mmj because of my nausea but I would also like to sell product I produce to dispensaries. But ofcourse i know that dispensaries buy low sell high. Though the prices that the rhode island dispenser estimated was pretty affordable. But from what i hear california medical dispensaries charge the same price as east coast blackmarket dealers charge ...which is high( top shelf= $20 a gram
That makes a lot of sense. How can a patient get in touch with you on January 2?
I am not so familiar with California but from what I understand about the way the MA law is written, I don't think that this is a legal option initially. The intention was to have dispensaries grow and sell their own products under close state observation. I believe we are going to see a lot of grey areas in the initial law not to mention a realistic time frame for dispensaries to be in operation. Is your nausea brought on by a more serious condition? In Ma they area also trying to adhere to very specific medical conditions for doctors to give the mmj okay. When it comes to price, a patient will have the option of what and how much he is willing to pay, just look at Maine and RI. It may take a patient a bit of time but there are legit caregivers who are making quality meds available for reasonable prices.
Actually in MA it is Jan 3.
You can contact me via RUI, or add me on Facebook, Mmj Caregiver, from Providence, RI.
Thanks for the info. Is that for MA or for RI. Seems like it wouls apply to both given the absence of dispensaries
