Your making is all jealous!! Hahaha Us non card holders!!!I would but my dispensary has 3.5 grams of face melt OG for $40, I need the food more than them, stuff makes me hungry!
Jk glad to see your enjoying it!!
Your making is all jealous!! Hahaha Us non card holders!!!I would but my dispensary has 3.5 grams of face melt OG for $40, I need the food more than them, stuff makes me hungry!
Little jealous.I would but my dispensary has 3.5 grams of face melt OG for $40, I need the food more than them, stuff makes me hungry!
I think you are right ! should be worth it in the long run ! and may take awhile for recreational to get goingYeah, I went for the three year plan too. It certainly looks like recreational will be legal long before then, but I think a benefit for card holders will be that recreational will be taxed at a higher rate (since those tax $ are the main incentive) than medical, so I hope it all balances out in the end.
It certainly looks like recreational will be legal long before then, but I think a benefit for card holders will be that recreational will be taxed at a higher rate (since those tax $ are the main incentive) than medical, so I hope it all balances out in the end.
Good to Know !Excellent point. Another potential benefit of having the Illinois card even if Illinois goes legal is reciprocity in other states.
Your Ilinois card will keep you safe from arrest for possession in Arizona, Maine, and New Hampshire, and will also let you purchase from dispensaries in Michigan, Rhode Island, Puerto Rico, and Hawaii (2019). Exceptions apply, and reciprocity strictness can vary even from dispensary to dispensary. But in the right circumstances, the card could save you from arrest or running out of medicine while traveling, and that's worth something.
I didn’t know that about getting to buy from other dispenceries in other states! That’s great!!Excellent point. Another potential benefit of having the Illinois card even if Illinois goes legal is reciprocity in other states.
Your Ilinois card will keep you safe from arrest for possession in Arizona, Maine, and New Hampshire, and will also let you purchase from dispensaries in Michigan, Rhode Island, Puerto Rico, and Hawaii (2019). Exceptions apply, and reciprocity strictness can vary even from dispensary to dispensary. But in the right circumstances, the card could save you from arrest or running out of medicine while traveling, and that's worth something.
Good to Know !
I didn’t know that about getting to buy from other dispenceries in other states! That’s great!!
Good to know ! and something to look into when in another state. Missouri shouldn't be to far behind too ! if going to St.louis for a Cubs vs. Cardinals Game !More and more medical states are adding some form of reciprocity (e.g., Hawaii in 2019), and when you add the legal states (and let's not forget Canada), it's getting much easier (and safer) to travel as a cannabis patient.
However, as I said above, exceptions do apply from state to state and even store to store. The U.S. is still a patchwork of very new cannabis laws, and not everything is 100% clear on the reciprocity front. If you're planning to purchase from an out-of-state store while traveling, call in advance to be sure they'll accept your IL card.
I don't think so , there is info about it at IDPH , but I haven't looked at it. if you look , please share what you find out. I imagine if you re-new before your card expires it may be easy ?I opted in for the 1 year card, hoping recreational will be passed by then. What is the process to renew? Does it take as long as signing up for a new card?
Excellent point. Another potential benefit of having the Illinois card even if Illinois goes legal is reciprocity in other states.
Your Ilinois card will keep you safe from arrest for possession in Arizona, Maine, and New Hampshire, and will also let you purchase from dispensaries in Michigan, Rhode Island, Puerto Rico, and Hawaii (2019). Exceptions apply, and reciprocity strictness can vary even from dispensary to dispensary. But in the right circumstances, the card could save you from arrest or running out of medicine while traveling, and that's worth something.
I opted in for the 1 year card, hoping recreational will be passed by then. What is the process to renew? Does it take as long as signing up for a new card?
What is the process to renew? Does it take as long as signing up for a new card?
Really?! I’m one day ahead of you and still nothing. Ugh.Welp....still not to 9/20
Did you call in at all and ask? Or you mean you don’t have your card yetReally?! I’m one day ahead of you and still nothing. Ugh.
I haven’t called, I got discouraged when I say your news. I keep checking the mail every day like a kid waiting for santa’s Return letter. HahaDid you call in at all and ask? Or you mean you don’t have your card yet
Don’t get discouraged, we will have it soon!!I haven’t called, I got discouraged when I say your news. I keep checking the mail every day like a kid waiting for santa’s Return letter. Haha
I don't think so , there is info about it at IDPH , but I haven't looked at it. if you look , please share what you find out. I imagine if you re-new before your card expires it may be easy ?
Don’t get discouraged, we will have it soon!!
You should try and call tomorrow, I bet they got to yours today, they had to have gotten to yours! I think the max I’ve waited on the phone was 10 minutes. If you call and get the ‘all our agents are busy’ you’ll get through to someone in less than 10! Just ask if your approved and I bet they say yes!!
And what was your timeline again? Sorry, for how much I’m on here, I should have it memorized! HahaI tried calling all day on day 97. On Day 100, got through about 2 pm, was told Just Approved on Day 97!. Card in Hand 2 days later.