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Where do i get Cannabis?.

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Tracy, CA

There are a few people here, that say they use it. I need to know more about it. Do you drink it or do you rub it on? Where do i get it. Thank you.

February 26, 2017
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Members shared practical guidance on accessing cannabis for pain relief, with many explaining that medical marijuana cards are required in... Read more

Members shared practical guidance on accessing cannabis for pain relief, with many explaining that medical marijuana cards are required in most states and can be obtained through specialized doctors or dispensaries for around $125-$300 annually. Several members described their positive experiences with different forms including CBD oil drops, tinctures, edibles, topical creams, and patches, with many noting significant pain relief without feeling high when using CBD products with low THC content. A recurring theme was the importance of starting with the lowest recommended dose to find your personal sweet spot, consulting with knowledgeable dispensary staff about different strains and methods, and researching legal options in your specific state since regulations vary widely across the country.

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Earlier in 2016, marijuana legalization in America reached a tipping point: Medical marijuana became legal in half of the 50 states. Election 2016 brought additional states into the fold: Now eight states and Washington, D.C., allow adult-use recreational marijuana; 28 states have approved medical marijuana programs.

February 26, 2017
A MyFibroTeam Member

I do used it, and it is not illegal in some states with a medical card. It works for me. There are all sorts of ways to take cannabis, edibles, smoking, pills and so forth. Truly it has been the best pain reliever I have found. Find the nearest dispensary and they can give you all the information you need. Then you can make the best choice for you!

February 26, 2017
A MyFibroTeam Member

I live in CA...I went to a medical marijuana Dr. I told him all what is going on. I was given a medical marijuana card. Then I got the name of a dispensary. Before I even got in the door, I had to show my ID and my drivers license to the Security Guard. The people showed me around, and they were great. I got a chocolate bar . I use how the @ KUSH KREAM which is a cbd. It really helps. These really help. I woke up with a migraine headache. Used the CBD it worked. FYI I ordered the kream on line. Hope this helps. PS there is also a CBD to be used for a vape. No, I don't get high, CBD has little THC in it. From lollops to cookies lots if variety

February 26, 2017
A MyFibroTeam Member

I have been using Cannabis oil, but it was prescribed to me by my doctor. The only problem is that it doesn't work for me and it tastes terrible. You put it under your tongue. Good luck

February 27, 2017
A MyFibroTeam Member

http://puresciencelab.com/?referral=28 I found this to be a very safe place for me to get my cannabis oil..It's same place my local health store gets it..Been known to help with nashea as well..I know it helps me

February 28, 2017 (edited)

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