MFT Group, do you work for Peace Naturals?
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Doobius1
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Marijuana for trauma, veterans helping veterans, based out of New Brunswick. Some doctors office that signs people up under mmpr to peace naturals according to odddishs attachment.
have a look at the bottom of page 4 of the link odd posted. It ask are you applying though mft and if so what your mft number is. So yes they are working directly with this lp.
doingdishes
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poor bastards...they deserve better
MaryMaryMary
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it's not asking for their MFT number, its asking for their Veteran Affairs VAC number. the two are not connected. Veterans are eligible for getting coverage from VAC for their medicine and to authorize this you need the VAC number
There's no such thing as a MFT number lol, MFT is just a few clinics that have docs that sign scripts for veterans
A are you blind or just willfully stupid? It ask for mft number at the very bottom of page 4. I'm not making it up, look at it retard. The fact is it is a mft document to sign people up for peace naturals. No way around that. They work together. The two are very much connected.
oddish
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Sorry Mary, Gmack is right - it's an MFT number that you get from the clinic.
They treat them similar to a member ID at a CC - just tells them who you are and associates all your paperwork.
If Peace Naturals is asking for that number then they're in bed pretty tight.
Peace Naturals forms on their website have the same thing: https://peacenaturals.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/Peace-Naturals-New-Client-Form-A.pdf
https://www.google.ca/search?q=peace naturals MFT
MFT is a company that was started by a veteran to help other veterans and first responders find a doctor to prescribe Cannabis. It does work directly with LP's on behave of MFT clients. It does not charge the veteran anything for their services. How they are funded is not any of my business. Not sure but I believe that MFT has moved all of their clients to other lp's because Peace Naturals could not supply their clients needs. I am a client of MFT and Medleaf is the LP that I have. The service that MFT has provided me have has been fantastic. They are opening new locations across Canada. They have started to take clients other than Veterans now also. The only thing that I paid for was a $5.00 one year membership to MFT vapour room in which they have a large selection of vaporizers to use and try at no cost. This company is not a scam they don't bill for their services in fact they work to get us busted up Vets our Medicine paid for by Veterans affairs Canada.
The fact they are helping veterans for free is great. The fact they want people to have mmj as a option is great. The fact they only will help you with a medical document if you intend on using a lp is where the problem lies. It doesn't matter which lp. Giving any lp a steady supply of new patients is the problem.
Gmack420 they do more than get veterans their medical docs. They are setting up a lodge/retreat that veterans can go for a number of different treatments. They inform veterans on what other benefits they are entitled to and assist in the paperwork required by VAC. There is an article about them in hightimes newest issue and I believe it might be on hightimes website now check it out it will give you a better understanding about them.
And that's all good and well. But... They are clearly receiving funding from lp's. It's great veterans affairs is paying for veterans meds but who's paying for mine? I flat out can't afford any of the LP's prices. Mft maybe helping some but are hurting mmj patients as a whole by helping lp's stay in business. Keeping lp's in business is no good for anyone but the lp's.
doingdishes
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they should help Vets get better meds than from LP's...yes they are free but what's the cost of using irradiated meds with mold? Our Vets deserve better than that.
maybe MFT can help with out plight and make it so these Vets can chose their own...grow or have someone grow for you or get from LP's but give them choice. just because it's free doesn't mean it's of value
Yes there are some crappy LP's but unless you have tried all of the lp's product let us know what you are basing your assumption that it is of no value is on. Medreleaf only irradiates a couple of strains that are for patients that have lower immune systems and has not had any mold. All of the product that I have gotten has been the best I have ever have and it does work. They also have the largest selection of any LP. There is better cannabis out there but being able to get it is next to impossible for most people. Remember almost all of Canada has no compassion clubs, no dispensaries. and not everyone can grow for a number of reasons. The lp's do have a place in the supplying of cannabis to patients. There should be easy access to it for everyone that requires it hopefully that will be the case in the near future. The lp's and anyone else that can grow should be able to open store front location so that the patient can see and examine the product before buying it.
doingdishes
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i won't ever try an LP product...I have enough information from here and the news to stay away. they are for profit and about profit. if they weren't, they'd charge less. who can afford even a 14g/day script at their prices? that person would have to go with less than what they need.
you can say they only irradiate a few strains but isn't that too many?
if you are happy using LP's, all the power to ya! i think they have a place but I also think we should have choice and not be forced
you can say they only irradiate a few strains but isn't that too many?
if you are happy using LP's, all the power to ya! i think they have a place but I also think we should have choice and not be forced
oddish
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LPs are businesses, just like BM dealers and Compassion Clubs. They all make money - are you aware of a pharmaceutical company that's not for profit? Even the blood donor places sell your blood to the hospitals to make money.
Production costs can change vastly too:
Cost per gram BM can be cheap af because it can vary from ditch weed to MMAR: $1
Cost per gram Compassion Clubs is based on supply, number of grows, etc: $2-$4 (many buy MMAR surplus)
Cost per gram Licensed Producer is based on facilities, security, QA, staff, etc: $1.25-$3 (based on calculations from 6000 sq ft up to 70,000 sq ft)
Comparing home grow prices to anything else never made sense.
I agree everyone should have the choice, but pointing out that LPs make a profit is like pointing out that grass is green - no one expected anything different.
And because of Health Canada's bullshit process, all the new LPs will be paying down a $1 million business loan to go through the process of applying, which means even high prices.
Thank Harper - the first MMPR draft would have allowed for $0.75 production and $4 selling price. Alan Young even helped groups like Peace Naturals based on the promise that they would have strains available for $4 that were always in stock. Then the regulations changed and even he had to admit that it's senseless.
Production costs can change vastly too:
Cost per gram BM can be cheap af because it can vary from ditch weed to MMAR: $1
Cost per gram Compassion Clubs is based on supply, number of grows, etc: $2-$4 (many buy MMAR surplus)
Cost per gram Licensed Producer is based on facilities, security, QA, staff, etc: $1.25-$3 (based on calculations from 6000 sq ft up to 70,000 sq ft)
Comparing home grow prices to anything else never made sense.
I agree everyone should have the choice, but pointing out that LPs make a profit is like pointing out that grass is green - no one expected anything different.
And because of Health Canada's bullshit process, all the new LPs will be paying down a $1 million business loan to go through the process of applying, which means even high prices.
Thank Harper - the first MMPR draft would have allowed for $0.75 production and $4 selling price. Alan Young even helped groups like Peace Naturals based on the promise that they would have strains available for $4 that were always in stock. Then the regulations changed and even he had to admit that it's senseless.