HOW TO USE

Each dispensary will have a different product specialty. As of current legislation, Flowers/Herbs are not allowed to be in your possession.

By definition, a Low-Dose Medical Marijuana recommendation contains less than 0.8% of THC and at least 10% CBD.

Forms : Vaping oils, creams, salves, transdermal patches, oils to ingest, capsules, suppository

It is NOT ok to smoke (combustion of the herb at 500-600degrees increases toxins and tars) but is OK for vaping (180-200degrees creates a mist) through an ‘aroma therapy pen.’ And medically, this is an agreeable legal restriction. In consideration of the risk of harm, the science agrees vaping is safer, not only due to trauma of temperature which is associated with cellular change, but also chemical intakes. For example, analysis using vape smoke relate 89.1% of THC and 9.5% of toxins vs. smoke from a pipe with comparable 10.8% THC and 87% of smoke toxins. Vaporizations generates less carbon monoxide and less by-products from butane.

The laws do not condone use in public spaces, respect the preferences of the property owner.

Insurance is NOT required to assist in payments for this therapy. Some dispensaries are volunteering to cover the cost set by the Department of Health for the ID Card ($75), please inquire with these facilities.

3 Steps to get a Medical Marijuana ID Card:

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Get your ID card

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