There are more and more medical marijuana dispensaries popping up throughout Colorado. Many of them are in northern Colorado, although the largest medical marijuana dispensary in the state, is located in Colorado Springs. The most important thing to realize when choosing a dispensary for your medical marijuana is that not all dispensaries are alike. Some are very professional and look like you are walking into a doctor’s office while others might remind you of a 1930’s speakeasy.

You may want to visit different dispensaries when trying to make a decision on who you want to purchase your meds from. It is important that the staff is knowledgeable about the cannabis strains they carry as well as the condition(s) that you may be suffering from. You should feel as comfortable with your caregiver as you do with your physician.

Below are a few questions that you might ask a prospective prospective caregiver.

1. Are you a Colorado patient? Or JUST a Caregiver?
2. Have you ever been arrested for drugs or paraphernalia?
3. Are you insured?
4. Do you have patient testimonials?
5. Do you have a business Checking account for your Marijuana Caregivers business?
6. Is any of the medical marijuana keifed or rolled. (If they try sell you marijuana that has been keifed or rolled ensure that you are not paying top dollar for it.
7. Are there EVER any seeds in your medical grade marijuana?
8. Do you accept checks, credit cards, debit cards. (Don’t expect them to take checks)

Now ask yourself a few questions.

1. Do they really care about me or my condition?
2. What if I don’t live close by?
3. Will they be there for me whenever I call? Even late at night?
4. Do they make the attempt to check on me regularly?
5. Do they listen to me and show compassion?
6. Do they keep their word?
7. Is this a person I can trust?

These are a few things you might consider as a new patient. The care-giving business is really picking up here in southern Colorado and although there may be changes in the future, we all know medical marijuana is here to stay. With that being said, it is important for us to have systems and businesses in place to serve the community.

We invite you to stop by and ask us the questions you need answered. It is our sincere desire to help you find the best care and best quality medicine to help alleviate they symptoms of your condition(s).