They aren't shipping yet but they're pre registering, I called and spoke to someone there recently to see. Most of the guys that were licensed early and didn't buy off the street like Tweed and stuff are still growing, more people will start shipping in July and Augnobody buy from these guys yet?
You won't receive anything from them unless you're prepared to wait until early Sept. for it to be at your door. I spoke to them also.They aren't shipping yet but they're pre registering, I called and spoke to someone there recently to see. Most of the guys that were licensed early and didn't buy off the street like Tweed and stuff are still growing, more people will start shipping in July and Aug
Naw. no nuked shit, just shit. Free is free!Half a bag free? Did that come with irradiation at no extra charge? They might as well give that shit away, I haven't seen much worth paying for from the MMPR yet.
What was wrong with it being the drug of last resort? Didn't that kind of control it to some degree? Now it's like a free for all and that is the slippery slope.I stopped taking them 6 months ago.
My point is, who has the right to say what is and isn't an acceptable condition to be treated with medical marijuana?
It's a very slippery slope folks.
I don't necessarily think it should be a last resort treatment. In many cases it should be the first line treatment and/or defense. Once more "science" is done and the ignorance dies off I think we'll see more and more younger and/or open minded doctors looking at it as a viable medicine.What was wrong with it being the drug of last resort? Didn't that kind of control it to some degree? Now it's like a free for all and that is the slippery slope.
Personally, I feel that it is the addictive narcotics with awful side effects that should be the last resort, but that's just me. Every citizen should have the right to address their own health as they see fit.What was wrong with it being the drug of last resort? Didn't that kind of control it to some degree? Now it's like a free for all and that is the slippery slope.
Are you talking about the LPs (Licensed Producers) or the dispensaries and the Compassion Clubs? Both seem to charge as much as the market will allow. One of the LPs is launching a clinical trial, there are some LPs doing R&D. I am not aware of the dispensaries or Compassion Clubs doing any R&D. Just not sure who you are referring to.Still can't believe the rip-off prices these so called "medical" dispensaries are charging patients. Reminds me of Big Pharm. That's probably where they got the idea, but the problem is, dispenasaries do no R&D at all.
LCS is standardizing most of their prices at $5 / gram. I don't think they have anything over $7/gram now.Are you talking about the LPs (Licensed Producers) or the dispensaries and the Compassion Clubs? Both seem to charge as much as the market will allow. One of the LPs is launching a clinical trial, there are some LPs doing R&D. I am not aware of the dispensaries or Compassion Clubs doing any R&D. Just not sure who you are referring to.
My theory is leaning more towards the charitable side. I think it had alot to do with just standardizing prices. You shouldn't have to pay more just because your ailments require a more expensive strain.You think Pete had a sudden charitable epiphany of some sort or he was losing market share and had to lower his prices?
I can agree with that. I think they'll figure out a way to survive. They've never really been all about the money like I have heard TCC is.I don't have any theories on the matter, just historical facts.
LCS offering concentrates might be an issue in their longevity. London is notoriously conservative.
Ok, I shouldn't use the word "never". I don't believe at this point in time their primary focus is financially driven.Uh...ok. I don't agree with you, but I will leave it at that.
Personally, I feel that it is the addictive narcotics with awful side effects that should be the last resort, but that's just me. Every citizen should have the right to address their own health as they see fit.I don't necessarily think it should be a last resort treatment. In many cases it should be the first line treatment and/or defense. Once more "science" is done and the ignorance dies off I think we'll see more and more younger and/or open minded doctors looking at it as a viable medicine.
Not to be sarcastic but I clearly stated dispensaries.Are you talking about the LPs (Licensed Producers) or the dispensaries and the Compassion Clubs? Both seem to charge as much as the market will allow. One of the LPs is launching a clinical trial, there are some LPs doing R&D. I am not aware of the dispensaries or Compassion Clubs doing any R&D. Just not sure who you are referring to.
Plus they offer sweet leaf and outdoor at better prices. They also sell "roll yer own" at a low end cost. I've never seen these items but think it's good they have something for everyone's budget. Some folks are really quite poor and have little money. Maybe those items make it possible to have some relief. I've seen some folks there that looked pretty down on their luck. $40 dollars an ounce is pretty good if you need to stretch things far.LCS is standardizing most of their prices at $5 / gram. I don't think they have anything over $7/gram now.
I like the direction they're going.