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It's very non-euphoric. Overwhelming because you know the selection is there but nothing to see. I have no idea how but my dispensary doesn't smell either. One of my containers really smelled up my topper. At home all transferred to mason jars my safe still reeks. Mine has online ordering. May...

Not in IL. Everything is prepackaged and you can't see, smell or touch until you get home (I'm immune suppressed so I'm very much OK with not having other people stick their nose in my stuff). I just got MediHaze home and it's short by .05g. Everything else I've weighed has been over. Since...

I swear the people of IL have PTSD from this government. I can't believe all the negativity in the canna-community. Even from me. And yet they keep voting them in. 1/2 $100 1/4 $50 seems standard. Street prices for me (which I could never find in 2 years of trying) were $60/8th, $100/4th. So...

Wouldn't dispensaries and growers have thought of the same thing? About mid-December my dispensary increased varieties and late December they were expanding the inside.

Yep, emergency rules are in place for 150 days. We get to comment on them for 150 days while they are working. The way this is working out we'll be lucky to have anything to comment on for 90 days because we have no idea what is being put into place. If they would at least tell us what they are...

Pretty much all government, all parties. It's nothing new and shown in old classic movies like "Mr Smith Goes to Washington" 1939 and "Tucker: The Man and His Dream" 1988 (but about late 1940's). The only reason the world is going towards legalization now is because someone figured out they...

Democrats also have a veto proof majority now so unless there are a lot of anti-cannabis Democrats it should be easy. It's just a matter of making sure the payola goes to the right friends. It should take a year. I've heard one of the elected suggesting slightly less. But this isn't uncharted...

Sure does seem like it's an arbitrary 90 day waiting period.

As in applicants in, waiting period, applicants out? The ability to approve 2999 should've happened at the end of August unless they hired people. And they did it with the holidays and all the people calling. I'll be amazed if November's application numbers don't drop with the promise of...

Are you on Facebook? Illinois Medical Cannabis Community. Not on FB, I have no idea other than here, which is kind of dead for IL other than this thread.

I've been hard on IDPH. January report is there. Would you believe a record (since I made my list back to August 2016) low approved in November, 1126 to a record high approved in December, 2999.

Actually you're not supposed to get high from them. (I'm skeptical and take that to mean you don't get very high.) I did prescription enema in the day and suppositories at night for a year. I can't say I'd look forward to that again, but it is intriguing, supposed to work good.

Well if 6 cards are coming today from here alone there's another big batch, I think I'll put off going again until next week or I'll go midday. I can't say I was harmed getting 2oz. It's 2.5oz every 2 weeks no matter how you slice it. I have 5 days left and haven't even tried 4 of the 11...

I was thinking about going tomorrow to get some different 1:1 and a 1:1 edible to see if it will keep me asleep longer. Also have some brass stock coming to make new baseball bat one hitters.

They are idiots, or they're screwing with people. But they've said this enough times that they're probably idiots. The law is very clear OAPP is one thing, provisional access is another thing and only for qualifying patients. No, an MCPP card holder may not be in the OAPP. It also takes a bit...

Much more likely they won't wait a full 90 days than my hope it would happen soon after Dec 1st. But I do expect delay and probably a royal screwing, something like those who applied on January 28th wait, those who apply on January 31st go to the dispensary.

Sounds a lot like the different stories from IDPH, we know how those go. Although this one was a little higher up. So 5 months, 3 days after signing the law to give out letters for access, the way IDPH started out having licenses to give people access, the way IDPH managed to get people access...

Limit insulin production and prescribing to control diabetes.

Hoping for karma is what I finally settled on.

I plan on doing it for sales and strains as needed. Pre-made PDFs already filled out.