Get certified for a medical marijuana card on St. Patrick’s Day!

Green Cross Clinics is discounting its doctor certification fee to $100 for a medical marijuana card. But it’s only for St. Patty’s Day, so call today! (State fee not included.)

Call Green Cross Clinics today at 480-443-8665 to schedule an appointment.

Green Cross Clinics has locations in Phoenix, Cave Creek, Prescott and Sedona. Call today and schedule an appointment!

Happy St. Patty’s Day (and week) to Arizona’s medical marijuana community!

Advocates argue DOJ attacks unnecessarily harm over 1 million patients and may endanger Obama’s re-election effort

Washington, D.C. — Hundreds of patients will hold rallies Thursday at 5pm at local “Obama for America” campaign offices and other key locations in at least 15 cities in 8 states across the country in an effort to draw attention to the Obama Administration’s aggressive efforts to shut down legal medical marijuana dispensaries and obstruct the passage of laws that would regulate such activity. In addition to a lively rally in the nation’s capitol, demonstrations organized by Americans for Safe Access (ASA) are planned in the States of Arizona, California, Colorado, Montana, Missouri, New Mexico, Oregon, and Washington.
What: Coordinated rallies across the country to protest the Obama Administration’s attacks in medical states

When: Thursday, September 20th (mostly) at 5pm Local Time – check below for accurate times of events
Where: Local “Obama for America” campaign offices and other key locations in cities like Denver (CO), Oakland (CA), Phoenix (AZ), San Diego (CA), Seattle (WA), Tucson (AZ), and Washington, D.C. (see below for a list of addresses)

In Seattle, medical marijuana advocates are holding a press conference at City Hall on Thursday at 10:30am local time, featuring City Council member Nick Lacata, State Rep. Roger Goodman, and State Senator Jeanna Kohl-Welles (invited). The press conference, which will be a united call for the suspension of Justice Department enforcement actions in medical marijuana states, will be followed by a 2pm rally at the federal building at 700 Stewart St. Times and locations for other rallies can be found below.

The national coordinated day of actions against the Obama Administration’s medical marijuana policies is part of ASA’s campaign “Camp WakeUpObama,” which was launched this summer in an effort to draw attention to the Justice Department (DOJ) attacks and the disconnect between public statements made by President Obama and Attorney General Eric Holder, and the actions of U.S. Attorneys in medical marijuana states. Another motivation for the rallies being held Thursday is to stand in solidarity with the over one million medical marijuana patients across the country who have been negatively affected by the Obama Administration’s policies

Over the past three years, the DOJ has conducted more than 200 SWAT-style federal Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) raids on legitimate medical marijuana businesses in at least 6 states — at twice the rate under the Bush Administration — and indicted more than 70 related to medical marijuana. In addition, U.S. Attorneys have threatened public officials who attempt to pass laws regulating local distribution and, at the same time, have threatened hundreds of landlords with seizure of their property if they didn’t promptly evict the medical marijuana businesses renting from them.

“President Obama must tell the more than one million patients in this country how he intends to move this issue forward in his next administration,” said Steph Sherer, ASA’s Executive Director. “We are sick and tired of being told to vote against our health,” continued Sherer. “Thursday’s rallies are aimed at conveying that patients and their families are voters who may be influenced this November by the president’s broken promises on this issue.” As a campaigning senator and after taking office, Obama said he was “not going to be using Justice Department resources to try to circumvent state [medical marijuana] laws.”

Patient advocates are also awaiting oral arguments before the federal D.C. Circuit on October 16th in Americans for Safe Access v. Drug Enforcement Administration, a case that is expected to see vigorous debate over the science of medical marijuana and its therapeutic efficacy.

Sample times and locations for planned nationwide rallies (local times apply):

Washington, D.C.
430 South Capitol Street, SE – 5pm rally

Denver, CO
3100 Downing St. – 5pm rally

Oakland, CA
Frank Ogawa Plaza – 5pm rally

Phoenix, AZ
103 West Highland – 5pm rally

San Diego, CA
4660 El Cajon Boulevard – 5pm rally

Seattle, WA
City Hall – 10:30am press conference
700 Stewart St. – 2pm rally

Tucson, AZ
4639 East 1st St. – 5pm rally

Further information:
ASA’s September 20th Rally page: http://www.safeaccessnow.org/sept20-rally
ASA’s Camp WakeUpObama page: http://www.CampWakeUpObama.com

Trying to Find the Best Medical Cannabis Clinic in Phoenix?

The best medical marijuana doctor is different for everyone. Ideally, you want a doctor that understands your condition and the treatment plans you have tried in the past. In many cases, patients can have their primary physician or another specialist they are seeing write them a certification for a medical marijuana card. This works if your primary care doctor is familiar with marijuana and how it should be used as a medical treatment. Unfortunately, many physicians are uncomfortable writing a certification for their patient since marijuana is still a controversial treatment plan.

What if you don’t have a primary care physician in Phoenix?

If you don’t have a primary care doctor, your nest best option is to contact a clinic that specializes in medical marijuana. You can find a list of medical marijuana doctors in Phoenix in the MMJ Doctor Directory on AZmarijuana.com.

There are a lot of good marijuana doctors in Phoenix. For example try Green Cross Clinics or Southwest Medical Marijuana Evaluation if you are in Central or North Phoenix.

In east Phoenix, try Arizona Medical Marijuana Certification Centers or Cannabis Certification Centers All of these doctors are AZmarijuana.com Trusted Businesses. They are professional, affordable and very kind.

Find a doctor in Phoenix that you feel comfortable with and that fits your budget. Most doctors charge around $150 for a certification, but doctors often have specials and you can get a card for a discounted price.

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So, which medical marijuana doctor in Phoenix is best? That’s up to you.

Phoenix Green Cross, now known as Green Cross Clinics is expanding to serve patient needs. Over the next few weeks Green Cross Clinics will open its doors in 3 new locations.

To celebrate the openings Green Cross Clinics will offer discounted Medical Marijuana Evaluations for all new and renewing patients until the end of June. You will receive the same great service at a highly discounted rate. To qualify for these discounts you must be a “Friend” of ours and have your medical records reviewed prior to your visit.

Phoenix Green Cross has been a leader in AZ’s Medical Marijuana Industry since it’s inception. Get Legal, Get Meds, Get your questions answered at Green Cross Clinics.

Call now for details or chat online with one of Green Cross’ specialists.
480-443-8665
www.phoenixgreencross.com

Hitting the road? Pack your bong.

The Pro-Case 20 is perfect if you plan on traveling and want to take your bong with you. I recently used the Pro-Case to store my bong when I went camping, cause I always seem to break my bong on the way to or from the campsite. Not this time. The bong stayed safe the entire time, even though it got packed at the bottom of the pile in the truck bed. If it can handle that abuse, it can handle nearly any other type of travel.

Smaller and medium-sized bongs such as Roor Little Sistas fit perfectly. A special ‘spring wall’ design keeps the bong fixed firmly in the middle of the case and the walls are thoroughly padded throughout.

The Bong Bag has a double-zipper and a padlock and key to keep it secure. The plastic feet allow the case to stand up unassited.

Want to get a medical marijuana card in Sedona, AZ?

Green Cross Clinics has opened a office in Sedona. Patients can get their medical marijuana card, find answers to their questions and get help with locating medicine.

Green Cross Clinics was one of the first medical marijuana doctor clinics in Arizona and have since established themselves as one of the largest clinics in the State. Their locations include; Phoenix, Scottsdale, Cave Creek, Sedona and Prescott.

Get a marijuana card in Sedona. Get medicine. Feel Better.
To get more information on how to get a medical marijuana card from Green Cross Clinics call 480-443-8665 or check out their website at azmjdoctor.com.

Green Cross Clinics
Phone: 480-443-8665
Fax: 480-422-5101

Want to get a medical marijuana card in Cave Creek, AZ?

Green Cross Clinics has opened a office in Cave Creek. Patients can get their medical marijuana card, find answers to their questions and get help with locating medicine.

Green Cross Clinics was one of the first medical marijuana doctor clinics in Arizona and have since established themselves as one of the largest clinics in the State. Their locations include; Phoenix, Scottsdale, Cave Creek, Sedona and Prescott.

Get a marijuana card in Cave Creek. Get medicine. Feel Better.
To get more information on how to get a medical marijuana card from Green Cross Clinics call 480-443-8665 or check out their website at azmjdoctor.com.

Green Cross Clinics
Phone: 480-443-8665
Fax: 480-422-5101

The Hempire rolling papers were nice. Our joints burned smooth and the don’t add any taste to the spliff. Better yet, they are eco-friendly. Hempire uses natural gum extracted from the rubber plant and is free of tree material.

A natural paper that burns well? Now you are being eco-friendly while medicating!

You can find more info about all the Hempire products at www.hempire.com

So you ready to stop wasting all those high-THC resin crystals that get stuck to the baggie, prescription bottle or glass jar that you keep your weed in? Well, get yourself a Hazemaker stash box then.

Hazemaker boxes don’t just store your medical marijuana buds, but they catch all the crystals that fall off your nugs. This pollen is also referred to as kief.

By taking the lid off you will notice that the place where you store your cannabis has a mesh screen bottom. This allows all the trichome crystals to fall through into the bottom chamber where the kief is collected.

For serious patients, it doesn’t take long for the amount of kief to build up. After a week or so, you’ll notice a fine powder building up in the bottom chamber. This chamber has a glass bottom that makes the powder easily visible. That powder is the kief. These particles are mostly made of THC and other cannabinoids, the main active chemical in marijuana. These loose crystals that were recently covering your marijuana are now concentrated in your Hazemaker stash box.

Final step: pack the powder into a bowl and hang on for a great ride.

Hazemaker Marijuana Stash Boxes come in a variety of sizes. We reviewed the medium size which is 8″ by 4.75″ and just under 3″ high. It was fine for our needs, and probably that of most patients. Professional smokers may want to consider the large or extra large version.

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