How To Find Medical Marijuana In Tucson
It was welcome news to many residents
in Arizona when proposition 203 was passed in Nov. of 2011. Arizona joined
California, Colorado and several other states when it passed a law giving
qualified patients the right to consume, cultivate and utilize medicinal
marijuana. In order to become qualified, you need to get a marijuana program
certification from a Doctor.
You can find several certification
centers open for business in Tucson. Just be on-guard of the costs. I paid $100
Dr.'s fee and $150 to the State of Arizona for program registration but have
heard of places that are gouging new patients with high service prices. Don't
bite. It should not cost more than what I've already written about.
You will have to submit a photo for
your card (my Dr. took my picture and emailed it to me with her!), then proceed
with the registration process.
My acceptance email notification from
Arizona's Department of Health Medical
Marijuana
Program came within a couple of hours. Once you have confirmation, you're good
to go. Just keep your paperwork handy until your card arrives in the mail.
OPTIONS FOR OBTAINING MEDICAL
MARIJUANA
Now that you have a card, you
definitely want to use another source of meds other than your old black market
street-dealer. As a card holder in Tucson you have a couple of options, but
staying legal and avoiding legal problems is in and of itself a good way to go.
Nowadays (May 2012), you can tap into
the growing patient-to-patient networks that exist in Tucson. The best and most
reliable networks for sharing medicinal marijuana, edibles, cookies and candies
are Med-Link Mobile and A.B.C. Arizona's Best Caregivers. You can find links at
the bottom of this article.
Craigslist is also another source for
making patient-to-patient connections so that you can potentially open the door
for better selection and variety from the various patient-to-patient medical
marijuana
networks in Tucson.
Another option is to cultivate the
medical marijuana in Tucson yourself. You can grow up to 12 plants somewhere in
your house if it's locked and it's away from kids. If you don't have the room,
time or interest to cultivate and grow your own medical marijuana, then you can
exercise your option to have an Arizona Medical
Marijuana
Program Registered Caregiver grow it for you. This is usually somebody you know
who is also a patient. This opens the door for some nice patient-to-patient
strain growing sharing and variety in meds.
ELIMINATING YOUR DEPENDENCY ON
TUCSON'S BLACK MARKET
Other than utilizing a
patient-to-patient network like Med-Link Mobile to find medical marijuana in
Tucson or growing cannabis yourself, your options are limited. The good news is
that you can obtain medical marijuana safely and without worry of getting into
legal trouble. You can call Med-Link Mobile/A.B.C. Arizona's Best Caregivers in
Tucson and join a conscientious and caring group of growers, caregivers and
patients.
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