New Mexico Green Light Open for Business

I am intrigued by the notion of opening 3 dispenseries simultaneously. I was under the impression each facility needed its own board, staff, etc...Is it your belief that you will be able to grow 95 plants at each location? While I agree there is a temporary shortage of providers out there, no offense, but this smacks of "monopoly." I remeber when the program first started, some people expressed concerns about mega-providers from California coming in and basically taking over the whole program. You guys from Cali, by any chance???

To answer your question Peepur, we have found that we are on the low end compared to some of the prices we have found in New Mexico.

If you can find someone who can help you for a lower price, then by all means you should go with them. As far as helping those without money or resources, we do our best. We have reduced the price from time to time, and given away our services in some cases.

(Scared as Hell) we do not operate dispensaries, we know of 3 that are attempting to open in San Juan County and we expect to establish a good relationship with them. We are all local people from New Mexico, not from California.

Your statement that there is a, "temporary shortage of providers" is the understatement of the year! We hear the same story over and over it goes somthing like this, "What good is my Medical Marijuana Card? No one ever has any!" usually followed by a long string of 4 letter words. What happens then is the patient either buys it illegally, or goes back on their prescribed narcotics which make them so loopy they are good for nothing, and endures the damage to their liver and kidneys. Many of you know firsthand about this. Taking a drug for pain relief that is simultaneously destroying you.

It is our hope that many more dispensaries open in New Mexico to meet the demand.

NM Green Light

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Originally Posted by nmgreenlight

To answer your question Peepur,

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Thank you for your timely answer.

Also the name is pepurr, not peepur. :gunfighter2:

Sorry, I misunderstood your position. Also I agree totally with everything you said - I'm currently a cardholder, but still end up taking way too much oxycodone, because of the chronic (no pun intended) shortage of medical cannabis here. So, sorry if I offended, sounds like you are a great outfit, and hope you help lots of qualified patients cut through all the red tape, and get cards, and medication.:)

I wonder when South Carolina is gonna allow medical marijuana? The laws here are so old they fart dust.:stoned:

legal bud sure is nasty. Won't be buying that again. nasty.:stoned:

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Originally Posted by hooka4you2day

legal bud sure is nasty. Won't be buying that again. nasty.:stoned:

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You should start a new thread for that. :hippy:

I am a client of nm green light and have witnessed some of the coolest things since meeting the people there. I really didnâ??t understand how to get registered or how to get started, I mean I am no fool and definitely not a dumbass but very forgetful and need reminding constantly. They not only got things going for me but actually sat there and listen to me, talked with me about my on going problems, asked me tons of questions and answered a ton of mine. Some of the questions I had for them are some of the questions I see here. I can tell you from my own experience that these people are different and actually do care very much about those in pain and or suffering . They do more "free" work then you could possibly imagine and moves me deeply when I see this.
This is an expensive adventure as we all know and people need help with the meds, doctors the whole thing and nmgreenlight does help the best they can, thatâ??s why they are doing this in the first place, To help those whom are suffering and have no other place to turn.
temporary lack of product is not the issue in this state ,It is, people are still too afraid to become a producer or don't know how or don't have the means.Thats a long subject.. Nmgreenlight is constantly challenging the state to make changes in the laws so it is easier for the patient to get there meds and much much more. . way cool I think:)
No matter what state, The mmj programs are designed to help , not hinder, what good is the card without the meds? ,You can't order it like a take out pizza or reserve the product. First come first serve policies for equality. thats a standard
I would imagine It takes a certain kind of person to do this,, so...Why do it in the first place? How many of you watch someone suffer day in and day out? I am not talking about the patient here I am talking about the familys and the care takers whom have to see their loved ones suffer constantly, I think we all know what that feels like and it's not good. My wife has had to go thru so much hell in the last 7 or 8 years with my illnesses, that, it has almost killed her just watching me slowly deteriorate.
She is the true hero and people like nmgreenlight are warriors for her and me, all my wife ever wanted for me, is that I be comfortable before I die, so do they.. Thatâ??s saying alot about a person and the people at nmgreenlight remind me of my wife. True warriors
Much more then a normal registration service in my opinon

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Originally Posted by xsnoder

Pepurr-- Grow up man,

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What's your problem? Why are you attacking me? I ask a question and get this!

I have a good rep. here. Your comment directed at me is uncalled for.

I think you need to back off. :mad:

Don't have a problem just think you are rude and could be more supportive of those trying to help. I am not going anywhere and I will call on whomever I think is bieng shity. I have nothing to do with green light other them helping me time and agian. Sorry when you make comments as to name and punctuality, you are bieng sarcastic and rude.