Lucius Vorenus
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Bad Caregiver???
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Philosophist
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LOL 330??? one of the better prices i have seen, but no patient would pay that price to a caregiver. Not trying to piss on your dream tent and all, but people are getting 300 OZ on the reg off the black market....... that together with everyone growing there own and looking out for eachother, thats gonna be a hard sell my good man...... however i wish you the very best of luck. Do you grow your own? Or are you selling last years Cali crop like most "caregivers" in Phx?
Lucius Vorenus
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Not sure what last years Cali crop is. Yea $330 is a really good price in the Valley right now when so many "compassion clubs" are charging $400 especially. I ope to see that come down to $200 eventually.
BeaverHuntr
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$330.00 isnt a bad price. The lowest I ever seen zips at the Cali dispensaries were like 260-280.00
depends on quality. meds can range from 250-380 depending on what it is and how it was grown.
BeaverHuntr
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I agree all the menus I have seen in the Cali dispensaries show the " low shelf " stuff like Morning Star for 280 a zone. Most hybrids are over 350 a zip.
Lucius Vorenus
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Good quality Mendocino Outdoor Kush is going for like $300z in Cali from what I saw recently when in Oakland. Same buds in AZ it's feasable can be had for a $330-380 donation.
gotta add that $30-$80 tax for making the trip to oakland though right?
Philosophist
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growing your own weed for YOUR patients makes you a caregiver. driving to Oakland, buying cali weed and coming back here......makes you a drug dealer.
just sayin
just sayin
plantmagic
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I know patients that are getting meds for 200 already, you decide what you charge if you hope to see $200 prices in AZ you can charge that, there is not some rule that you need to sell at $330; unless you are not growing it and need to resell others crops.
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