*You Must Be A California Resident To Qualify

Proposition 215, also known as the Compassionate Use Act of 1996 establishes that physicians and patients who follow certain guidelines in recommending or approving the medical use of marijuana are immune from sanction or criminal prosecution in the State of California.*

How can I get Medical Marijuana?

To get Medical Marijuana you must receive a written or oral verifiable recommendation from a California board licensed physician. Once you have a doctor’s recommendation you can legally grow, consume, and possess medicine under California State Law Prop 215.

If you suffer from:

Anorexia, Anxiety, ALS, Asthma, ADD/ADHD, Arthritis, Cancer, Cerebral Palsy, Chemotherapy side effects, Chronic Pain, Crohn’s Disease, Depression, Epilepsy,  Fatigue, Fibromyalgia, Glaucoma, HIV/AIDS, Insomnia, Migraines, Muscle Spasms, MS, Nausea, Neurological disorders, Spastic disorders, Stress, you may qualify to use Cannabis (Prop 215 and SB 420) to alleviate pain caused by your debilitating condition.

Clinic420.com gives you a qualified medical evaluation in 3 easy steps:

1. Call 888-420-4202 to set an appointment to come in and see the doctor.

2. Come to the office for your medical evaluation.

3. Upon approval, receive your recommendation and get access to legal medical marijuana.

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On 18th May 2009 The Supreme Court has declared it will not get involved in a quarrel over California’s medical marijuana law. The case presented a straight conflict to the justices of “California’s Compassionate Use Act” which its critic says contravenes federal laws barring drug use. A California appeals court ruled last summer that the state’s medical marijuana law doesn’t preempt a national drug ban. Monday’s decision by the Supreme Court effectively confirms that ruling.

In total 13 states have acts allowing for the restricted use of marijuana. California’s medical marijuana law allows any individuals and their care givers to “cultivate, possess and transport” marijuana only for medical purposes. State officials in San Diego pointed it and filed a lawsuit saying the state law breaches the federal “Controlled Substances Act”.

In its argument to the Court, the state officials said the California law is different to federal efforts to control drug use. California united a group of Pro-Marijuana people in asking the Supreme Court not to consider this petition. They argued the particulars of this case made it a “pitiable vehicle” for the Supreme Court to use in finalizing such a debatable issue.

So this proves two things most Sand Diego State officials suck, and that Prop 215 has stood against The Supreme Court. We are one step closer to a more full legalization!!

Prop 215 has lead to an era of relaxed feelings regarding marijuana in California, but the use of marijuana by medical patience is still highly regulated. Proposition 215 was passed with the intention to allow ill patients the right to smoke marijuana. In order to be protected from the law under Prop 215, a doctor must recommend the use of marijuana to treat a physical ailment. Such diseases and illnesses that are often treated with marijuana are glaucoma, muscle spasms, spinal cord injuries, epilepsy, multiple sclerosis, and a long list of other conditions.

Marijuana may also be used in conjunction with treatment for AIDs and cancer because cannabis has the ability to reduce nausea and increase appetite, even in small doses. The number of medicinal uses of marijuana is astounding, and one of the primary reasons Prop 215 was passed.

Unfortunately marijuana is still viewed as a schedule one drug in the eyes of the Federal Government but steps have been taken to make that VERY false accusation overturned. You can help by writing to your elected officials and participating in such activities found at http://www.canorml.org and the upcoming Assembly Bill 390.