A question for Colorado patients.

Sorry, no recommendations. I just used my regular doctor.

The current law states that the recommending physician must have an ongoing professional (doctor/patient) relationship with you...so, using one of those clinics that specializes in medical marijuana recommendations could get your application denied.

Other fees, besides doctor's fees, is $35 to the CDPHE as an application fee. Postage (Cost me $5.75. It should be certified mail). The application must be notarized, but that's typically free.

Hope that helps.

 

I just recently moved to Denver last month. I went to Red Card District. I went, and they had me fill out paperwork. I taked with the first gentlemen, he looked over my paperwork, made sure I didn't mess up. Then he sent me over to the DR in the other room. He talked with me and just asked me about cannabis and how I benefit from it. Then he went on to talk about the cannabis plant, and I actually learned quite a bit from him. He signed my papers and sent me back to the other guy.

Once I sat down again with the first guy, he said its gonna be $60, but if you want me to do everything (paperwork all ready to get sent off) its going to be 75. I payed the $75 then did the application fee through a money order at walmart. Sent it off from the post office, and vwallaaa, 27 days later I received my Red Card in the mail.

Cheers!

 

^^ My experience was pretty similar to the person above me except I saw a Dr. in Co Springs. I went here: http://gogreencross.com/index.html

clicked on MMJ Dr's, scheduled an appt for the next day, $80 + $35 to the state for a total of $115
And i was using my temp papers the same day in dispensaries

 

Blessings friend,
I would suggest picking up a Westword mag n checking for specials in your/your friends area.

 

Check out Dr. Cohen. $70 for the visit to the doc $35 to the state. Get temp papers that day that last for 35 days! Boom good to go