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This is to let all DOH medical cannabis patients know that the Ruidoso non profit producer, Compassionate Distributors, is opening Friday, October 21st. We have a storefront site at 1216 Mechem Drive. Bring your DOH MCP card and ID and we can sign you up and sell you medicine all at once. We have some great G-13, Green Crack and AK 47 available. We plan on being open Friday through Monday 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Are you gonna rat out some patients for growing more than 16 plants?
CONGRATULATIONS!!!! Wanted to let everyone know that the Las Cruces producer also has medicine available and it is grade A+. Buddha's Sister, Alaskan Ice and Pineapple Punch. Hopefully now patients won't have to travel for their medicine or pay delivery fees.Quote:
Originally Posted by Compassion be kind
Too bad Ruidoso patients have to go through the BP checkpoint coming back from Cruces.......
Is that a fair question to ask? The DOH will catch those that aren't following the rules.Quote:
Originally Posted by ManOBuds
Recently read an article about a woman in Clovis or Hobbs who was arrested along with her husband for having 150 plants and pounds of herb. She hadn't even bothered to obtain her patient card and then claimed she couldn't "afford" to get her card. Their cash bond was $5,000!!!!! She should have gotten her card!!
It's a fair question to ask the Ruidoso Producer.
Personally,I will not purchase from "Compassionate Distributors" until certain questions/allegations are addressed.
Got a link to that article?
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Originally Posted by CFO
I remembered incorrectly...She lives in Causey and She only had 80 plants. The link isQuote:
Originally Posted by ManOBuds
http://www.cnjonline.co/news/marijua...an-Causey.html
In my opinion, we have to follow the rules of the program or face the consequences. I am compassionate to all the patients and I think that if she had followed the rules of the program, even without her card, they may have been lenient and just removed the plants and herb. But, come on....80 plants for personal pain management? And she already had 16 gallon-sized bags and jars filled with dried herb. Excessive?
Since the link was truncated...Quote:
Originally Posted by CFO
Add this to the above: marijuana.45306-woman-causey.html
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Originally Posted by CFO
Wow, I must really be tired...reread the article and she/they had 150 POUNDS of dried herb. OMG
Care to ellaborate?Quote:
Originally Posted by ManOBuds
But they no longer need to make the trip unless the medicine from the Ruidoso producer isn't quality medicine.Quote:
Originally Posted by ManOBuds
I understand that provided the purchase is less than an ounce, the Las Cruces producer is packaging to help avoid detection at the checkpoints, but cannot guarantee anything. The risk still falls to the patient.
I fail to see how obtaining a card would have helped this woman.
Scared
Not just yet.Quote:
Originally Posted by CFO
It really wouldn't have, but I am reading this that her "defense" is that she had all of this marijuana (certainly not medical grade cannabis) for her chronic pain and she couldn't "afford" to get her card. What a load of bull! These are the people who are harming the program. IMHOQuote:
Originally Posted by ScaredasHell
People like her are definitely part of the problem,not the solution.
Producers who don't take care of their business are not helping the Program either.....
Are you referring to the Ruidoso producer? Didn't they have a fire and their first harvest is just now available. How could that be a lack of taking care of business?Quote:
Originally Posted by ManOBuds
I think you told me what the problem was but why don't you just tell all what the problem was?Quote:
Originally Posted by ManOBuds
Unfortunately, the Ruidoso producer is not liked by some of the growers in the area because the producer is seen as a threat to their business. Many false rumors have been spread by these individuals in what can only be assumed as business protectionism. If you will check the news or even the courts, which are public record, there have been no growing related arrests whatsover except for a large federal raid where California marijuana was being shipped in; with its roots beginning in Texas and a Texas confidential informant giving information to police, leading to the Ruidoso search. Ruidoso is a small town and the producer is well aware of whom is spreading the rumors. Those people are still growing and distributing which is a contradiction to the the rumor in and of itself.
Oh, and patients from Las Cruces do not have to go through the border checkpoint when they LEAVE Ruidoso, meaning medicine can go from Ruidoso to Las Cruces. The only border checkpoint is going TO Ruidoso from Las Cruces, where you do have to go through the check. So paients in Las Cruces can take themselves without medicine through the border stop to purchase medicine in Ruidoso, and encounter no border checkpoint going home.
There is definitely not a checkpoint going back to Cruces, i travel that route often......
So,you are saying no calls were made to DOH or anyone else after you and/or your wife befriended certain folks and observed their grows? I seems like an unhappy "coincidence" that inspection was made right after that by a DOH that was at that time underfunded and understaffed......Quote:
Originally Posted by Compassion be kind
Why would someone want to drive to Ruidoso from Las Cruces to get medication when they could just get it in Las Cruces and save the gas?
Has anyone bought from the ruidoso producer? If so what did you think about the price they have for the medicine..??? :hippy:
Whats the price? checked there web site but no price shown.
There was no reporting made on our behalf. I thought I made that clear last time you made these accusations, in a private setting. Come see us Monday - Friday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m at 1216 Mechem Drive if you want to discuss anything else.Quote:
Originally Posted by ManOBuds
what are your prices?Quote:
Originally Posted by Compassion be kind
But why would the patients in Las Cruces need to travel to Ruidoso in the first place when there is medicinal grade cannabis available to them? Certainly the prices are not that much less to justify the time and cost of gas, are they? If the patients in Dona Ana County don't support the producer there, then there is a good possibility that they won't be in business very long. I haven't heard anything negative about the quality of the medicine coming from them, only the fact that they have been out of medicine at various times. So if the patients on the east side of the checkpoints buy from the Ruidoso producer and the patients to the west buy from the Las Cruces producer, none of them need to worry about the checkpoints. Right?Quote:
Originally Posted by Compassion be kind
Right
There were no accusations made by me.I merely had questions about your business practices and you both have been very defensive from the start,which is suspicious.Quote:
Originally Posted by Compassion be kind
made the trip from alamo . they have a nice space. got some G13/13.5 a gram and GC /13.5 gram new AK is Great. White Russian as well and TW on the way. Very good prices, buddy got 10 % off for vetran discount and some great hash . I d say wonderful set up. go see for yourself.
Hope you don't get an unwelcome knock at the door now..........
I am still trying to find a doctor here in Ruidoso. (or Otero if I must).
I got all excited when I read that compassionate Distributors was open at Mecham here. Thought they might help me find a doctor. But then I looked at the date of the post and wondered if they were open anymore. Anybody know?
And/or does anybody know a sympatico doctor here in Ruidoso?
Yes, they are still open, but the producers are not supposed to recommend doctors. If you can get to Las Cruces, there is a group call Full Circle Health that will help.
Who are they?? contact info if you can pass it on please
I don't think I am allowed to post contact info here. You will need to google them or call information. They are on Las Cruces Ave. in Las Cruces.
The medicine from Compassionate Distributors is GRADE A+. Dispensary setting is welcoming. Prices are exceptionally reasonable. You may enjoy a comfortable environment while getting your meds filled, which is necessary as the volume of patients that come through the door is non-stop. The patients that frequent the dispensary are friendly and happy to be there. Have made the trip quite a few times now and always very pleased after leaving. Relatively new to the area and am overwhelmed at the enjoyment I look forward to when making the trip to Compassionate Distributors. This dispensary is a model of how dispensaries should be operating. As far as competition? I believe they welcome it! Rules? They are to be followed. Patient for Life.
Best of Fortune out there in beautiful Ruidoso,N.M. My late Mom was born in Almagordo, her Dad died there of Tuberculosis, before they had the drugs!
Further, we didn't have the genetics yet to enable them to grow The Bud! Lived booksout in Monticello about 1975! Quite the State! KEEP your books perfect!
Out here in CA the Fed's did quite a number on us!