Q: I don’t really understand what THC is, can you explain it? A: THC is tetrahydrocannabinol, the chemical responsible for marijuana’s psychological effects. THC acts similar to the cannabinoid chemicals that are already made naturally in your body, which is why they …
Q: What’s the difference between indica and sativa marijuana strains? A: Indica strains are generally more calming, great for bedtime use. Sativa strains have different qualities, often used for daytime. A rundown: Indica Sativa
Q: How much medical marijuana can I have on me at one time? A: You are permitted, by law in Canada, to have either 30 times the daily quantity of dried marijuana indicated by your prescription or medical document, or 150 …
One of the questions we get asked a lot is about how to decide on what medical marijuana strain is the right one for your medical condition and/or symptoms. While we have worked with (and continue to work with) over …
We get contacted a lot on social media about how you can setup an appointment to see us or one of our doctors, and the best answer is to call us at 403-475-4205. Please leave us a message, and we …
If you are ever asked by law enforcement to prove you are in legal possession of your medical cannabis, the Government of Canada suggests you do one of the following:
We get contacted often by people who live outside of Calgary or outside of province, looking for help navigating the medical marijuana landscape in Canada. If you are one of these people, we have arranged appointment for people outside of …
A question we always get asked about, is dispensaries—how can something be so prevalent that is supposedly illegal? Our answer is simple: we don’t know. Marijuana dispensaries are 100 per cent illegal, which is why they are all being shut …
If you’re wondering about all that we do here at 420 Clinic, here’s a rundown: From finding a doctor to selecting a strain that’s right for you, we offer expertise on marijuana for medical purposes. Our customer care staff are with you …
Many people ask us if there is a minimum age requirement to possess medical marijuana in Canada, and the answer is no. To make sure this is very clear, here is what it says directly on the Health Canada website: …
We understand our office can be difficult to get to for some people with accessibility issues, due to the fact that we’re below-ground. If getting to our office is an issue for you, please feel free to schedule and in-home …
Is my medical marijuana quality-controlled? Yes. Licensed Producers in Canada are required to follow the Technical Specifications for Testing Dried Marihuana for Medical Purposes, set out by Health Canada. This document outlines the conditions that must be met for medical marijuana …
As you’ve probably heard, there’s a probably Canada Post strike or work stoppage in the works for early July. If you’re wondering how this may affect the delivery of your medical marijuana, we can tell you that most of the …
Compassionate Pricing refers to discounted pricing for low-income Canadians, a program that is offered by many Canadian Licensed Producers. The discount varies by LP, so it’s best to consult with one of our staff members as to whether or not …
A question we get asked a lot at the clinic, is how many Licensed Producers to we work with, but before we answer that, you should understand what a Licensed Producer is. A Licensed Producer is a marijuana producer who …
Currently no federal, provincial or private health insurance companies cover medical marijuana in Canada. However, the cost of medical marijuana can be covered by Veterans Affairs of Canada, so if you’re a veteran you can speak to them about your …
