Ok, grandpa.

The licenses issued by the state are the same quality and merit for everyone - you got ripped off.

My medical marijuana card gets me the same meds yours does. Your overpriced “license” earns you no brownie points and doesn’t get you access to anything different than me.

A medical marijuana card can be obtained in less than two weeks for less than $200.

Anyone taking your advice will get ripped off same as you.

None of this is true, myself and others have shared we paid less and got ours faster.

Your information is outdated and your experience is antiquated.

You got ripped off. No one should take your advice. It does not cost this much or take this long.

Tl;dr. Your info is outdated, you got ripped off, and nothing your sharing is relevant to anyone today.

There is a huge gap between the $150-$175 that everyone else is mentioning and the $500 you got scammed for, “approximate” doesn’t bridge that divide.

I don’t know what badge of honor you’re hunting for - you overpaid and got ripped off.

“Bottom dollar” no one needs anywhere close to $500 or 3 weeks of time to get enrolled and participate in the MMJ program in PA.

There is no legitimacy earned by in-person vs. virtual consultations. Telehealth services are legit and used across all medical practices, including MMJ.

Your info is outdated, you got the runaround, and you’re clinging to nostalgia.

Updates have been made. If dry flower was illegal for medical use it wouldn’t be allowed in dispensaries - similar to why they don’t have edibles in candy form.

$500 is insane. I paid $75 for my first appointment in 2020 and $50 to renew in ‘21 and ‘22, plus $50 to the state each time. I received my card in the mail less than 10 days later each time.

I also got mine in 2020 and renewed in ‘21 and ‘22 - you got ripped off big time.

Not true. The place I went to in Camp Hill last year was $75 for new patients, $50 for renewals, and $50 to the state. Look online and in local print newspapers for coupons. $200 - $300 is robbery.