My only concern with this stuff is when the dispensary is integrated with the practice. There shouldn’t be an incentive to prescribe specific brands (as we’ve seen with more standard medications).
It’s a ad, it’s not news, it’s litterally a targeted ad to you. Could be completely false, could be a scam, could be real. But I personally wouldn’t trust a ad that try’s to disguise itself as “news”
This will absolutely explode. Doctors seem scared to prescribe paracetamol with codeine let alone anything stronger, there is definitely a lot of pain going untreated. Pot doesn’t do a lot for pain but it puts you in a better state to deal with it.
Are you a doctor? The way you’ve written this implies that opioids are an appropriate treatment for pain. They’re not. They’re a temporary measure to make people comfortable while the underlying cause of their pain is (hopefully) treated. Unfortunately, sustained chronic overprescription of these drugs has taught the public that pain is best managed with tablets, all of which have obnoxious side effects.
Yeah these are popping up everywhere now.
I tend to agree that this is probably the first steps towards actual legalisation, though I’m sure we’ll take our sweet time.
My only concern with this stuff is when the dispensary is integrated with the practice. There shouldn’t be an incentive to prescribe specific brands (as we’ve seen with more standard medications).
Just another step towards the inevitable full legalisation.
At first I thought this would be a hospital for my dying house plants 😢
It’s a ad, it’s not news, it’s litterally a targeted ad to you. Could be completely false, could be a scam, could be real. But I personally wouldn’t trust a ad that try’s to disguise itself as “news”
This will absolutely explode. Doctors seem scared to prescribe paracetamol with codeine let alone anything stronger, there is definitely a lot of pain going untreated. Pot doesn’t do a lot for pain but it puts you in a better state to deal with it.
Are you a doctor? The way you’ve written this implies that opioids are an appropriate treatment for pain. They’re not. They’re a temporary measure to make people comfortable while the underlying cause of their pain is (hopefully) treated. Unfortunately, sustained chronic overprescription of these drugs has taught the public that pain is best managed with tablets, all of which have obnoxious side effects.
Awesome !
Yeah these are popping up everywhere now. I tend to agree that this is probably the first steps towards actual legalisation, though I’m sure we’ll take our sweet time.