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Medical pot on way to drugstores
Ottawa planning pilot project for B.C. Approved users won't need prescription
DEAN BEEBYCANADIAN PRESS
OTTAWA—Health Canada plans to make government-certified marijuana available in pharmacies, a move that could rapidly boost the number of registered medical users.
Officials are organizing a pilot project in British Columbia, modelled on a year-old program in the Netherlands that would allow medical users to buy marijuana at their local drugstore.
Currently, there are 78 medical users in Canada permitted to buy Health Canada marijuana, which is grown in Flin Flon, Man. The 30-gram bags of dried buds, sold for $150 each, now are sent by courier directly to patients or to their doctors.
But the department is changing the regulations to allow participating pharmacies to stock marijuana for sale to approved patients without a doctor's prescription.
And I just haad to add this extra line from the article:
" However, some approved users say the Health Canada dope is of such poor quality that wider distribution and novel forms will not necessarily attract more users. "
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