Medical marijuana question
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Never. The state supreme court made up a technicality to overturn the initiative and also abolish the initiative process altogether so the voters don't get another chance to overrule our betters in the legislature.
As of mid-August, more than 100 medical marijuana business applicants have been licensed across the state, mostly in the larger urban areas.
Ken Newburger, executive director of the Mississippi Medical Marijuana Association, told Biloxi TV station WLOX that patients in the state should have access to medical marijuana by the end of 2022.
“I think we’ll see people purchasing in late November, early December,”
https://mjbizdaily.com/mississippi-...ical-marijuana-sales-with-100-plus-licensees/
Ken Newburger, executive director of the Mississippi Medical Marijuana Association, told Biloxi TV station WLOX that patients in the state should have access to medical marijuana by the end of 2022.
“I think we’ll see people purchasing in late November, early December,”
https://mjbizdaily.com/mississippi-...ical-marijuana-sales-with-100-plus-licensees/
Uh, think you may not have been keeping up with current events in the state.
Interested in medical marijuana treatments? Mississippi association holding Tupelo meeting Oct. 13
TUPELO • The Mississippi Medical Marijuana Association (3MA) has partnered with Pause Pain & Wellness, a group of physicians who are licensed to certify patients for medical marijuana, to host
I saw this today. Don’t know where you are located
Pause Pain and Wellness Medical Cannabis ClinicInterested in medical marijuana treatments? Mississippi association holding Tupelo meeting Oct. 13
TUPELO • The Mississippi Medical Marijuana Association (3MA) has partnered with Pause Pain & Wellness, a group of physicians who are licensed to certify patients for medical marijuana, to hostwww.djournal.com
I saw this today. Don’t know where you are located
100% Money Back Guarantee. If you don’t qualify, you don’t pay!
https://pausethepain.com/
this is the correct answer. there will be stocked shelves in dispensaries the first week of November.
Since every aspect of the product to be dispensed must be grown, harvested, processed, tested, packaged and distributed from within the borders of the State of Mississippi, it isn't surprising that it has taken several months to have legal product ready to "dispense."
Don't think that's how it works. It's still, unfortunately, a schedule I drug. Walgreens doesn't sell crack either.
What you have now is individual municipalities denying them in their city. It will be interesting to see if that impacts mayoral terms and such either direction. i.e. if these politicians really know what their people want
I beg to differ. My ex-wife gets hers there every month. They list it under the trade name "adderall".
If you want to buy in MS as soon as possible, you need to go get your card now. It is NOT a 5 day approval time. It’s more like 6 weeks. I think Tater is having the DOH take as long as possible. If you read news stories from April/May, they say it is a 30 day time for licensure (implying dispensaries and growers) and a 5 day approval time for patients. A video with someone from DOH even says the same thing. They are now saying they have 30 days to review your application. 5 days to approve and 2-3 days to issue your card. The card is virtuaL. IT SHOULD BE IMMEDIATE. Where else does a patient have to wait 6 weeks for their medication.
I went to pause the pain. Had all my doctors records of the past 15 years of documented chronic paid with opioid therapy. I’ve been off opioids for almost a year. Quit cold turkey and have been using cannabis for the past year. Told the doc that at PTP. She noted it and congratulated me.
It’s been 3.5 weeks and I still am in “submitted” status.
17 Tater. 17 the DOH slow rolling people. 17 the legislature and Tater for thinking they know how much I need a day (I have a naturally high tolerance, no pun intended.) I can’t believe I’m saying this, but Biden actually did something good and it’s a step in the right direction.
When the feds decriminalize it, people will start making legal trips to Oklahoma and get their visitor patient cards. Ounces for $50-$150 of good stuff. Shake ounces for $10! Resin, budder, shatter for $10/g or less. Live resin carts for $10-20 instead of $60-100. Hell, you can get 24 distillate carts for $100. 24!!!! Yeah, they’re probably harsh, but 24??? I bought 15 for $100 in Michigan and thought that was cheap. I also bought live resin carts 5 for $90. Oklahoma is another level of cheap.
And if you are totally against medical marijuana, but think alcohol is ok, you’re a POS.
I went to pause the pain. Had all my doctors records of the past 15 years of documented chronic paid with opioid therapy. I’ve been off opioids for almost a year. Quit cold turkey and have been using cannabis for the past year. Told the doc that at PTP. She noted it and congratulated me.
It’s been 3.5 weeks and I still am in “submitted” status.
17 Tater. 17 the DOH slow rolling people. 17 the legislature and Tater for thinking they know how much I need a day (I have a naturally high tolerance, no pun intended.) I can’t believe I’m saying this, but Biden actually did something good and it’s a step in the right direction.
When the feds decriminalize it, people will start making legal trips to Oklahoma and get their visitor patient cards. Ounces for $50-$150 of good stuff. Shake ounces for $10! Resin, budder, shatter for $10/g or less. Live resin carts for $10-20 instead of $60-100. Hell, you can get 24 distillate carts for $100. 24!!!! Yeah, they’re probably harsh, but 24??? I bought 15 for $100 in Michigan and thought that was cheap. I also bought live resin carts 5 for $90. Oklahoma is another level of cheap.
And if you are totally against medical marijuana, but think alcohol is ok, you’re a POS.
Given that the Controlled Substances Act claims maryjane is schedule 1, (That class has NO medical value) it seems a simple lawsuit would be able to fix that mistake pretty easily.