Do
you suffer from arthritis, glaucoma, or fibromyalgia? Is conventional
medicine not exactly doing you much good? Perhaps you might want to
seek medical marijuana dispensaries to receive an alternative form of
treatment. That said, only those who are qualified to be medical
marijuana patients can have access to the drug. You may or may not
meet the requirements, depending on where you live.
For
example, California doesn’t encourage state-licensed health
professionals to prescribe medical marijuana to their patients; they
can only “recommend” it. This recommendation letter should
contain important information such as the reasons for recommending
the drug and the specific
type/brand
of marijuana to be used. If you live in this state, you must be at
least 18 years old and have proof of residency. If you don’t yet
meet the age requirement, then a guardian or parent must accompany
you.
Thanks
to a state law passed in 2003, so-called medical marijuana “club
cards” can be used in place of a recommendation letter. These
documents, however, still need to be verified by a reputable health
provider either by phone or online. However, a card is more useful
since it can give you access to any legal marijuana dispensary in the
state.
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