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More than one recommendation

Discussion in 'Medical Marijuana Usage and Applications' started by barefoottoker, Jul 28, 2010.

  1. #1 barefoottoker, Jul 28, 2010
    Any benefit to having a marijuana recommendation from more than one doctor?
     
  2. #2 drunkenhomer, Jul 28, 2010
    well if its even legal then i dont see that there would be as you would still have the same max allowed no matter how many recs you had
     
  3. #3 barefoottoker, Jul 28, 2010

    I meant for proof of a condition, not to cheat the system and possess more than is allowed.
     
  4. #4 WildWill, Jul 28, 2010
    Not really, as long as your initial doctor is reputable, you should have no need for a second.
     
  5. #5 barefoottoker, Jul 28, 2010

    You seem to be answering all of my posts. :p How do you know if your Dr. was reputable? I think mine was, I just don't have any measuring stick.
     
  6. #6 WildWill, Jul 28, 2010
    Yeah, that's the hard part these days. I guess for me it's a gut feeling followed up with some research. There's a site, I forget where but it's easy to find, that allows you to look up any board certified physician in California and check their records, you can see if they've had any probation or back marks and the status of their license. That's all public records. Additionally just google your doctor's name, if he/she is a bad seed, you'll find the info.
     
  7. #7 barefoottoker, Jul 28, 2010

    I couldn't find much about him on google. I went through a site called mcsocal. Things looked legit...but I don't know.
     
  8. #8 calicheese23, Jul 31, 2010
    The Medical Board of California offers a way to look up physician licenses.
    Welcome to the Medical Board of California - Physician License Lookup

    Once you have your doctor selected, click the "Public Record Action(s)" button to pull up any disciplinary actions or formal accusations against the doctor.

    From the Website:
     

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