Propossed Compassion Center in Providence RI..Has this been Posted Here Before?

[hghflyrjd1]

Hi, I'm new here. I don't mean to sound like a know-it-all, but is this "Strain pricing tracker" not valid? It seemed as if it kept up with the price as sold in the compassion centers around the country...?...???

- Medical Marijuana Strain Pricing & Popularity

Im sure it is accurate since the list prices are posted by the dispensaries in certain areas or states all states vary on the costs of medications.

[OldHead09]

Many speak of low cost to patients...until dispensaries are open patients have to kind of wing it. Just keep in my what you want from a caregiver and expectations before you register them. As far as costs....it really depends on the specific caregivers approach and understanding of the process. There are roughly several catagories from what I have seen so far. You have personal caregivers (ie. personal friend or family member) whom has the trust relationship and someone who you know and knows you. Then there is the caregiver whom one finds that has a scheduled grow and will work you in as a patient but nature dictates availablity. Lastly you have caregiver services which allow a patient legal access to meds without the wait period and grow time of beginning anew. Utilizing both caregiver slots a patient should be able to balance their medicinal needs. Good luck to you...there are many really good people in these forums who can be helpful along the way.. Happy growing

[theccman]

Read the applications on line at Medical Marijuana Information for Compassion Center Applicants: Rhode Island Department of Health

Find out the truth, read 7 applications so far out of the 18 applications approved and two of the contenders are offering MM for $200+ per ounce, with many offering it around $300. Read for yourself!!! Hope Apothecry is the best one I've read so far. Check it out for yourself, its so much detail its scary....in a good way!!!!

Spread the word and participate in the hearing come Feb. 7th. Get more information at website above:thumbsup:

Peace

The Compassionate Cannabis Man:hippy:

[oceangrown]

Read the applications on line at Medical Marijuana Information for Compassion Center Applicants: Rhode Island Department of Health

Find out the truth, read 7 applications so far out of the 18 applications approved and two of the contenders are offering MM for $200+ per ounce, with many offering it around $300. Read for yourself!!! Hope Apothecry is the best one I've read so far. Check it out for yourself, its so much detail its scary....in a good way!!!!

Spread the word and participate in the hearing come Feb. 7th. Get more information at website above:thumbsup:

Peace

The Compassionate Cannabis Man:hippy:

Hope apothecary's strain selection sucks! They picked them off of Ripac's list and from some ed rosenthal source. All the strains they listed are outdated ...Even then , starting from seed there is no guarantee they will be a potent pheno found. Also they say they will have meds two months from approval. How the hell are they gonna start seeds or even from clone and get finished cured meds in 60 days??? BS

[hghflyrjd1]

Read the applications on line at Medical Marijuana Information for Compassion Center Applicants: Rhode Island Department of Health

Find out the truth, read 7 applications so far out of the 18 applications approved and two of the contenders are offering MM for $200+ per ounce, with many offering it around $300. Read for yourself!!! Hope Apothecry is the best one I've read so far. Check it out for yourself, its so much detail its scary....in a good way!!!!

Spread the word and participate in the hearing come Feb. 7th. Get more information at website above:thumbsup:

Peace

The Compassionate Cannabis Man:hippy:

I hope so...BUT LETS SEE WHICH ONES ACTUALLY GET TO OPEN.Or how long until they can open they might allow one to open then another down the line and so on.

[haiweigh]

Does anyone know if any of these establishments will be getting medication from caregivers with surplus to suppliment their own supplies? I guess it's common in other states. Something like that might add much diversity to the strains available at the dispensaries.

[hghflyrjd1]

Does anyone know if any of these establishments will be getting medication from caregivers with surplus to suppliment their own supplies? I guess it's common in other states. Something like that might add much diversity to the strains available at the dispensaries.

I think there would have to be a change in the laws to allow that.Unless people are just gonna donate the meds and not SELL it to the dispensaries.And even donations are not "acceptable" as far as people are making it seem by the way the law is written.

[oceangrown]

I think there would have to be a change in the laws to allow that.Unless people are just gonna donate the meds and not SELL it to the dispensaries.And even donations are not "acceptable" as far as people are making it seem by the way the law is written.

Your wrong..... do some research

[hghflyrjd1]

Your wrong..... do some research

Pop the link up.....Save me some time

[oceangrown]

sorry , gonna have to dig yourself