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Volume 3, Issue 2 | FEBRUARY 2010
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Letter from the Editor
Happy February!! I hope you all manage to stay dry and cozy this month as we
prepare for spring….
9 15
So many things happened right as we went to press. The Los Angeles City Council
passed and terribly written and completely unworkable, not to mention most likely
unenforceable set of regulations regarding medical cannabis. The law awaits the
Mayor’s signature. However, most medical cannabis dispensing collective operators
in L.A. have pledged to fight these new r3egulations tooth and claw. It seems to me
that instead of collecting a decent sized tax revenue from collectives, not to men-
tion the jobs that collectives provide, the City of LA will now have spend money that
it doesn’t have to fight it out in court. Shameful.
25 35 Also shameful is the case of Virgil Grant. Mr. Grant is an African American man who
organized a few collectives in LA, mostly in underserved parts of town, like Comp-
ton and the Crenshaw area. He has five kids and is facing up to ten years in Federal
prison. The judge and the DEA’s lawyers are squabbling now over how long his sen-
tence is going to be. He is scheduled to be sentenced in March. Our thoughts and
47 prayers go to Virgil and his family, and to all prisoners of the war on medical canna-
bis. Look for more about Virgil Grant and the ongoing LA battle next month.
This month, we have a few new features: updated collective guides for Colorado!!
9 Pot & Pro Sports Eric K. Arnold And, a new feature, “Getting High with Dragonfly,” a monthly look at cannabis strains
15 Officially Rung Mickey Martin from around the planet. Along with the usual good stuff: A nice way to make but-
ter from Mz. Jill, a macaroni and cheese recipe from Rachiebake (the cold weather
25 Cannabis Butter MzJill makes me crave comfort food), tips from Ed, and Subcool, and a great story from
35 Santa Cruz Cup Chris from Santa Cruz Mickey Martin about a Cannabis Rally he put together in Oakland, CA.
47 Cannabis Photography Subcool Please enjoy this issue of West Coast Cannabis Magazine. Tell our advertisers that
you saw them in our publication. Support our advertisers, for they make it possible
41 Gettin' High with Dragonfly for us to continue to bring you this magazine month after month.
54 Activist Corner Oh, and Feb13-21 is Medical Marijuana Week. Look for more info about events and
66 WCC News goings-on in your area at www.westcoastCannabis.com.
68 Ask Ed™ Marijuana Questions See you soon,
73 Oaksterdam Mini Magazine
82 Cooking West Coast Cannabis Style Ngaio Bealum
Editor
84 List of Advertisers
85 Collective Resource Guide
110 Good Medicine
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Pot & Pro Sports
Is It Time to Rethink
the Official Stance?
By Eric K. Arnold
I n 1978 slugger Orlando Cepeda—dubbed the

“Baby Bull” for the prodigious clouts he delivered
over a sixteen-year career with the San Francisco
arrest revealed, most fans greeted the news of
“Tim-meh’’s smoking habits with a shrug, not
outrage; numerous comments on SFGate.com
Giants and five other teams—was arrested on voiced support for Lincecum, along with support
marijuana possession charges. Cepeda for marijuana use in general.
was sentenced to five years and served
On November 19—only 20 scant days after his ar-
ten months, plus probation. The scandal
rest-- Lincecum won the award, becoming the first
left a noticeable stain on the Baby Bull’s
player in baseball history to win Cy Youngs in his
legend. Despite outstanding lifetime
first two full seasons in the majors.
statistics (.297 batting average, almost 379
home runs, and over 1,300 runs batted Clearly, public attitudes about pro athletes and pot
in) and an off-the-field history of com- use has changed significantly in the 30 years since
munity service, Cepeda was denied entry Cepeda’s arrest. It didn’t hurt that the longhaired
into the Hall of Fame until 1999, when the Lincecum looked like a rock star – were he to don
Veteran’s Committee voted him in. a leather jacket and sunglasses, he could easily be
mistaken for Chris Robinson of the Black Crowes. It
On October 30, 2009, just days after the Major
also didn’t hurt that Lincecum’s accomplishments
League Baseball season ended, Cy Young Award-
were beyond reproach; clearly, pot didn’t adversely
winning pitcher Tim Lincecum (a current San
affect his performance on the field.
Francisco Giant) was arrested for speeding and
marijuana possession in Washington State. Lince- Pot obviously didn’t affect the performance of
cum was found with exactly 3.3 grams of pot (we’re Olympic record-setting swimmer Michael Phelps
guessing he had just bought a fresh 1/8th) and a either. Last February, Phelps became the most
pipe. Lincecum pled guilty to possession high-profile herb smoker since Willie Nelson toked
of drug paraphernalia and paid a fine for up in the White House, when a British tabloid
speeding, in exchange for the posses- published pictures of the 16-time Olympic medal
sion charge being dropped. winner (including 14 Gold medals) huffing on a
bong at a college party at the University of South
The arrest couldn’t have come at a
Carolina. The pictures suggested it wasn’t the first
worse time for Lincecum. After post-
time America’s Aquaman had held a waterpipe;
ing a 15-7 won-loss record, with 261
using a two-hand grip, with one hand cradling the
strikeouts and a glossy 2.48 ERA, he was
bowl, and another steadying the stem, his baseball
up for his second consecutive Cy Young
cap titled to the back, Phelps showed excellent
Award. The vote was just weeks away;
bong-hitting technique.
a public-relations nightmare a la Tiger Woods,
Plaxico Burress, or Michael Vick could easily have Though the sheriff declined to prosecute, citing
resulted in a firestorm of negative publicity. lack of evidence, there was considerable fallout
over the Phelps photos, at least initially. Phelps,
Yet though the arrest garnered coast-to-coast
who makes an estimated $5 million per year in
media headlines, public reaction resulted in not
endorsements, apologized in a statement for what
much more than a collective “So what?” As an SF
he called “a youthful and inappropriate way, not in
Chronicle article written not long after Lincecum’s
a manner people have come to expect from me.”
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However, only one of Phelps’ So why shouldn’t a pot-smoking
sponsors, Kellog’s, dropped him pitcher with a 98 mph fastball
after the incident, though he or an uncannily-speedy swim-
was also mer who takes
suspended an occasional
from com- bong hit be
petitive considered a
swimming role model,
for three considering the
months, alternative?
and one
With public
official
opinion about
questioned
marijuana more
whether he would be allowed
favorable than at anytime since
to participate in an anti-doping
it was classified as a Section
program, now that he had,
1 drug and made illegal, and
in fact, been outed as a dope
medical marijuana permissible
smoker. Yet just two months after
in several states, the issue has
the pictures surfaced, Phelps
become less about decency,
was given a standing ovation
morality and societal standards,
during an appearance before the
and more about perceived
Maryland Senate honoring his
image – though not necessarily
Olympic accomplishments.
reality.
Seven months later, at the Cy
Where image is concerned, pro
Young Awards ceremony, Lince-
sports leagues have much more
cum sheepishly apologized for
grievous and serious issues
what he too deemed a “mistake,”
to be concerned about than a
promising it will never happen
player who smokes marijuana
again. Reading between the
before, during or after games.
lines, his carefully-worded state-
Recent scandals involving
ment didn’t exactly disavow
sports include everything from
his marijuana use in the past or
adultery to discharging a loaded
future, but basically stated he’ll
gun in a crowded nightclub to
be careful not to get busted
running an illegal dog-fighting
again.
business to referees betting on
There is little question that pro games to allegations of sexual
athletes are indeed role models assault to alcohol related DUIs
for young people. Yet it is entire- to cases of domestic violence,
ly open to debate whether pot vehicular manslaughter, and
use should preclude a profes- murder. In addition, recent stud-
sional sports player from setting ies have raised major concerns
a positive example for youth. A about long-term brain damage
December 2009 study conduct- due to on-field concussions in
ed for the National Institute of football – at the pro, college,
Drug Abuse found that not only and high school levels. By far,
are U.S. teenagers smoking in the biggest threat to the integ-
higher numbers and less likely rity of sports isn’t marijuana,
to view marijuana as a harmful it’s performance-enhancing
substance, but they have cut drugs like steroids, as the BALCO
down on binge drinking, smok- scandal and the ongoing drama
ing cigarettes, and using meth- surrounding the Tour de France
amphetamine – all of which are have made perfectly clear.
in fact much more harmful than
The straight dope is that many
pot. And it’s not hard to see a
athletes smoke pot. It’s an open
correlation between the upward
secret that marijuana is favored
trending of teenage pot smok-
by many pro basketballers;
ing (most likely due to new
ex-Philadelphia 76er Charles
information about its medicinal
Oakley once estimated 60% of
properties) and the downward
NBA players puff before they
trending of highly-addictive,
pass. Among the high-profile
unhealthy substances, which
names who have been arrested
have no similar health benefits.

for possession of cannabis: Damon Stoudamire, Kareem Abdul- ball 2K9 Fantasy All-Stars. Given this, it wouldn’t be surprising to find
Jabbar (who was recently diagnosed with leukemia), Robert Parish, out that focus group studies have indicated that many (if not most)
and Chris Webber. Other marijuana smokers who also happen to be video game players puff regularly before they play.
professional athletes range from former Phillies relief pitcher Tug By that same token, Kellog’s dropping Phelps as an endorser was a
McGraw to Gold Medal-winning snowboarder Ross Rebagliati to bad move, in our opinion – considering how many pot smokers like
current Miami Dolphins running back Ricky Williams to ex- Dallas to eat cereal as one of their preferred munchies. If Kellog’s was hip to
Cowboys player Charles Stepnowski, who won two Super Bowls. the pot-smoking demographic, it would take the same approach that
Since retiring, Stepnowski has become a marijuana advocate. He’s Cartoon Network, Ben & Jerry’s, and Jack in the Box have, subtly (and
gone on record as saying marijuana provided a more pleasant sometimes not-so-subtly) catering to millions of stoners who like to
alternative to addictive painkillers. Considering watch cartoons, slurp ice cream and crunchify 99-cent
all the aches and pains athletes must endure tacos when they get high. (Hmmm…on second thought,
as part of their jobs, and the chronic injuries maybe Kellog’s should have switched Phelps’ picture from
which persist long after their playing careers Corn Flakes to Rice Krispies.)
have ended, permitting players to use marijuana One can only imagine the day when pro sports (and com-
medicinally could only be seen as humane in a panies who use pro athletes to endorse their products)
civilized society. will realize the obvious and end the hypocrisy surround-
Not only do some of your favorite athletes use ing marijuana use by its athletes. With any luck, it won’t
pot regularly, but many sports fans smoke herb be too long before the Giants can openly announce a
as well. I’ve personally seen “Oaksterdam” jerseys “Tim Lincecum one-hitter quitter” promotion, with a
and “Bombers” hats in official team colors at Oakland Athletics single-puff pipe shaped like a baseball bat, perhaps. Or how about
games (quiet as it’s kept, cigarettes aren’t the only thing being introducing a new mascot, Stoney Seal? (Editor’s note: the Giants were
inhaled in the Oakland Coliseum’s smoking section). Some might once known as the San Francisco Seals.)
remember Cottonmouth clothing, whose baseball-themed “Hard As long as we’re dreaming, wouldn’t it be wonderful if baseball
Hitters 7.0” line gained some popularity among the urban/hip-hop stadium concessions stands sold tasty, chewy herbal edibles or
crowd a few years back. even high-grade spliffs -- thereby drastically reducing the inevitable
Unfortunately, pro sports’ governing bodies and the majority of drunken brawls at stadiums due to the availability of alcohol as the
corporate firms associated with athletics have lagged far behind the only legal intoxicant. Just imagine how well that would go over at
American public in embracing pot and the medical marijuana move- Mile High Stadium.
ment. Still, the notion of Lincecum as a stoner apparently didn’t hurt
his standing with the video game company who featured him on the
cover of the games Major League Baseball 2K9 and Major League Base-

Conrad State Building
RUNG
O FFI CI A L LY
ANATOMY OF A POLITICAL ACTION
How the Ring in the New Year Rally

evolved from idea to action in 2 short weeks
Mickey Martin
On January 4th, 2010 public officials, activists, com- plight with justice to raise awareness for the cause and to
munity leaders, concerned citizens and victims of the gov- mobilize people into action in the New Year. It was an idea
ernment’s war on cannabis came together in Oakland (on that had been brewing for months as I waited for a federal
the first business day of the new year) to demand that 2010 judge to decide my fate. I had attended many political rallies
be the year that safe access becomes a reality. I organized and protests, but had never officially organized one. The
this rally in response to the news that I would indeed have experience was worth sharing.
to serve a one-year confinement period in the U.S. Bureau
Steph Sherer (the director of Americans for Safe Access),
of Prisons Cornell Correctional facility, even though the U.S.
and I mulled over the idea in mid-December at the ASA
Justice Department issued a memo stating resources were
Holiday Party in Oakland. Our dialogue transformed into a
no longer to be spent prosecuting medical cannabis provid-
moment of excitement and I knew that it had to be done
ers. I figured that this was a rare opportunity to use my
and that I had to do it. Steph assured me that ASA would
support the effort and came up with the idea for bells, as ments, such as Oakland, that have developed regulations
she said she associated bells with New Years. It was a bril- to protect safe access in their cities. It was a plan that I had
liant plan and I ran with it. “The Ring in the New Year Rally mulled over for many years. This problem is, and always
and Protest” was born on a chilly street corner in downtown has been, bigger than just the feds. The State of California
Oakland over a few cigarettes and some friendly laughter. has not done enough to protect its citizenry and bucked
I knew that since ASA was supporting the effort, I had a the responsibility to local governments. Some have done
great chance of making a successful event. ASA would a great job ensuring safe access, while others have banned
provide media support and contacts and their well-known access altogether in their cities and towns. The rally was to
brand would drive people to the event. reflect the battle we are fighting from one end of the state
to the other and the struggle for cannabis freedoms that is
I immediately contacted Jon Perri of Students for Sen- happening nationwide. This action was meant to highlight
sible Drug Policy (SSDP). I wanted to align this event with the disparities we see at these different levels of gover-
their organization. I understand the power of the youth nance and to demand that we, as patients and providers,
movement. SSDP’s grass roots organizing has a bold energy no longer be treated like second-class citizens.
that was sure to inspire folks to come stand on a street cor-
ner on a cool winter day to yell about cannabis freedoms I began putting together the marketing for the event. I
and make some noise for the movement. They agreed to developed a Facebook Event and Cause and began spread-
help spread the word to their chapters and get people to ing the word to the many friends and followers in my net-
come be a part of this historical event. It’s always a good work. These folks spread the word to folks in their network
idea to have a group like SSDP on board, as the younger and before we knew it the event was buzzing around circles
generation networks so well on Facebook and Twitter. Plus, of activists and supporters. The response was wonderful.
they are a well run a professional group that makes a state- Those who could not make it sent well wishes and passed
ment everywhere they go. The groundwork had been laid the word on to those who could. I designed a flyer and
for the event and it was too late to turn back now. some signs to be distributed to areas where patients and
supporters would find them. Berkeley Patient’s Group (BPG)
I decided that the event had to be more than just agreed to help with the costs of printing and marketing the
screaming at the Federal Government again. The problem event. Finding resources in the community is paramount
we are facing envelops more than just the Feds. The action to an event’s success, as we are all in this together. BPG has
would include a press conference at the Federal Build- always been a great supporter of political actions and social
ing followed by a march to the State Building to demand change. They also organized a sign-making party to ensure
California do more to protect patient rights. We would then the crowd was armed with plenty of visual flair. The flyers
march to Oakland City Center to support local govern- and posters were distributed all over the Bay Area and in
Oakland City Hall

other parts of the state, as well.
Next came organizing a list of

speakers that reflected the spirit of
the event. I knew I wanted support-
ing Public Officials to speak at the
press conference. I contacted Oak-
land City Councilperson Rebecca
Kaplan and Berkeley City Councilp-
erson Kriss Worthington, as I knew
they had been longtime champions
of this cause. After navigating my
phone tree to reach these folks over
the holidays, they confirmed they
would attend. I wanted the leaders
of this movement to have an op-
portunity to speak, as well. I notified
Jeff Jones and Ed Rosenthal with
my desire to have them there, as
well as Dr. Frank Lucido, Mikki Nor-
ris, Chris Conrad, James Anthony,
and many others to stand by me in
this fight for freedom. I received a
great response and after everyone
Interview
confirmed we had an impressive list of activists and speakers. ASA and SSDP
were also going to have representatives speak on behalf of the community. It
was a great turnout.
Then I had to get the press on board. Kris Hermes from ASA helped me
with contacts and helped edit the media advisory for the event. A good media
advisory will include a short summary (Who, What, Where, When and Why) and
contact information. We put out the advisory the Thursday morning before the
event, as Friday was New Year’s Day. We followed it up with phone contacts to
the entire local and some national media outlets. The alert was sent out again
on Friday. On the morning of the event, the alert was again sent out and an-
other round of calls was made to ensure that the message was received. There
was a great response and it paid off. Several outlets showed up to film the
event and do pieces on the action that reflected the underlying message that
medical cannabis patients and providers were a vibrant part of the community
and that ignoring or belittling our cause was no longer acceptable. I also did
an in-depth interview with radio station KPFA on the Sunday Evening News
segment the night before the event. The message was heard loud and clear.
Me and the kid
Throughout the process we blanketed email lists,

websites, forums, and meetings with information about the
event. The event had become so well known that I was re-
ceiving messages from groups who were disappointed they
were not more directly involved, including a representative
from the Libertarian Party that was insistent that this event
needed a Libertarian presence. I assured these groups that
they were not excluded, but that the event was orchestrated
to represent a broader base of patients and providers, and
was by no means meant to exclude anyone. It was great to Rebecca Kaplan

Crowd at the Federal Building
have support from all over. You know you are doing something to argue with security, and they were nice enough about it, so we
right when activist groups and political parties are calling you to moved to the sidewalk in front of the building. Next time I will look
see why they were not invited to speak. Unfortunately there is into a permit. Lesson learned.
only so much time in a day, and we were already overbooked with
speakers. Always better to have too many than too little, though. I began the press conference with a speech about my situation
and the injustices created by medical cannabis prohibition. Next
On the day of the event, supporters began to gather shortly up were Oakland City Councilperson Rebecca Kaplan and then
before high noon. It was a beautiful crisp Oakland day. I had pur- Berkeley City Councilperson Kriss Worthington. They gave moving
chased some small bells from a party store to hand out to those in statements about their support for the movement and the suc-
attendance who did not bring their own. We began demonstrating cesses their cities had seen in providing outlets for patients to ac-
at noon. The press conference was slated to begin a 12:20. I helped cess cannabis medicines. Worthington stated, “Mickey Martin is not
organize the press and ensured they had interviews with anyone a criminal. Incarcerating Mickey Martin is a crime.” Jeff Jones also
they needed. We were asked to move off of the property of the spoke, followed by Frank Lucido. The great Ed Rosenthal accused
Federal Building, as we had not attained a permit for the event. I the Feds of being terrorists in true to form Ed style. Lauren Payne
did not know that I needed a permit to organize at a building that from ASA and Jonathan Perri from SSDP spoke next, and Mikki Nor-
my hard-earned tax dollars had gone to fund. I was not in the mood ris gave a moving commentary to finish the conference.

Dr. Frank Lucido Ed Rosenthal
We then began the march one block to the State of California of my rant and gave me a hug. It was a surreal moment in my life
Building. Our vocal group, armed with megaphones, signs, bells, and a beautiful experience.
and positive energy, chanted slogans like, “CANNABIS IS NOT A
CRIME. RELEASE THE PEOPLE DOING TIME.” It was a colorful and The event was a great success and the hard work and energy I
bright experience. Expert witness Chris Conrad began the festivi- had put in paid off. From what I could tell from pictures, over 100
ties at the State Building, blasting authorities and regulators for dedicated activists and supporters had shown up to be a part of
not doing more in the 13 plus years since the passage of Prop 215. history and voice their support for medical cannabis. The issue was
BPG Director Debby Goldsberry, patient advocate Kim Cue, At- heard on media outlets and we had succeeded in raising awareness
torney James Anthony, and state raid victim Addison Demoura all for the cause. I strongly suggest that we continue to use events like
gave rousing speeches over a megaphone to loud cheers from the this one to pressure the powers-at-be until our goals of safe access
crowd. We called on the state to do more to protect our right to use to cannabis medicines is achieved. We continue to make headway
and provide cannabis to patients in need. and the wind is at our backs. Nothing is more powerful than a dem-
onstration of human beings gathered in support of a cause they
The final leg of the march led us to Oakland City Hall. We gath- strongly believe in. No social and political change has come easy in
ered to rally in support of the efforts made by local governments this country and medical cannabis is no different. You CAN make a
to ensure there were safe access points for patients in their cities. difference by organizing and attending events like the Ring in the
While we agreed that no local ordinance to date was perfect for pa- New Year Rally. Thanks to all of those who made it out to participate
tients, we commended the actions of cities that had done their best in this direct action and those of you that did not, I hope to see you
to regulate and legitimize the efforts of collectives in their munici- at the next one.
palities. Collective operators spoke about their positive experiences
in their town and we applauded the efforts of those that had put
their best foot forward. My two-year-old son ran out in the middle King Kush Photo by Russell Rope
Review @ http://www.WeedConnection.com
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How to Make
CannaButter Article & Photos by: MzJill
M ost of us are aware that marijuana has medicinal values. Can-

nabis has been used for medicinal purposes for over 4,800
years. Marijuana provides symptomatic relief from a list of medical
Although many people desire the medicinal effects of marijuana,
they are unable to smoke it. Instead, they must ingest their medicine.
When eaten, marijuana can be a quite potent medicine that relieves
aliments, such as nausea and vomiting, appetite stimulation, promot- deep and chronic pain. Since THC is not a water-soluble compound,
ing weight gain, pressure from glaucoma, reduces muscle butter is a good carrier substance for ingestion.
spasms from spinal cord injuries and multiple sclerosis, Cannabutter is butter- which has been infused with can-
and diminishes tremors in multiple sclerosis patients. It nabinoids. The high from cannabutter is a bit different
also provides relief from migraine headaches, depression, than the high from the traditional method of smoking.
seizures, insomnia and chronic pain. The high from digesting marijuana comes on much
Tetrahydrocannabinol, also known as THC is the main slower and lasts much longer than the high from smok-
psychoactive substance found in marijuana. THC recep- ing. Consuming marijuana by eating provides superior
tors are found in animals, mammals, birds, fish, and rep- medicinal relief from pains and spasms. Unlike taking
tiles. There are two known types of cannabinoid recep- prescription drugs for pain, eating cannabis is often less
tors; CB1 and CB2. The CB1 receptors are mainly found debilitaing. Eating cannabis can sometimes cause nausea
in the brain, they are also found in both the male and fe- and may detour a person from consuming cannabis oral-
male reproductive systems. The CB1 receptors seem to be ly, but this side affect will diminish partially or completely
responsible for the euphoric and the anticonvulsive effects. The CB2 as your body becomes accustomed to the intake of cannabinoids.
receptors are mainly found in the immune system and are responsible Cannabutter can be made using what remains of the plant after trim-
for the anit-inflammatory effects. ming, which are normally thrown away after harvesting. However the

Left to right: Start with quality butter; butter melting in boiling water; cannabis material; putting cannabis in water;
strainer and bowl; mashing liquid through strainer.
most potent butter will come from using actual buds or bud leaves and Viagra. I had recently learned of the benefits of eating canna-
containing a significant amount of visible resin. The higher quality bis, so I made some cannabutter cookies and gave them to him. Ap-
ingredients you use, the more potent and flavorful your butter will be. proximately eight years later, I still make canna-cookies for him, and
If you choose to use the leaf matter from your plants, it is important canna-cookies are his only form of medication. He no longer needs
to allow the trim to dry fully to avoid the taste of chlorophyll in your Oxycotin for his pain, or Zoloft & Wellbutrin for his mind, now he
final product. also has a happy sex life without the use of Viagra. John doesn’t enjoy
I have been making cannabutter for approximately eight years now. I smoking marijuana, but he is happy to eat one canna-cookie a day.
know a marijuana patient, we’ll call him “John,” who previously took Making cannabis cookies is normcally a two-day process. Day one
a variety of prescription medications; Oxycotin, Wellbutrin, Zoloft consists of making the butter and day two is cookie-making day. The

Left to right: Strained material; hand squeezing the cannabis; well squeezed material; the strained butter mixture;
covered butter mixture; butter mix after refrigeration.
process of making butter has an extremely strong smell, which can in porous plastic.
last for several hours after the process is complete. Fill your large pot with enough water to cover all of your cannabis
The first step in making cannabutter is to assemble your ingredients material, usually about ¾ full should do it. Put the butter in the water
and preparation tools. The amount of butter and cannabis used can and allow it to come to a rapid boil. Once the water is at a rapid boil,
vary depending on how potent you want the end product to be. I add the cannabis material, stir well and allow the mixture to return to
use four to six ounces of cannabis material and 1.25 cups of butter a rapid boil. Cover the pot, turn the burner to medium and allow the
(5 sticks). It is important to use real butter rather than margarine; mixture to cook at a low boil for about an hour. After an hour, turn
butter will set up after the process is complete. You will need a large the burner off and leave the mixture to sit for another hour, covered.
stainless steel pot with a lid, a large stainless steel bowl, a fine mesh Be sure not to boil for too long—this degrades potency.
metal strainer, and metal slotted spoons. It is best to use stainless steel Put a strainer over the large mixing bowl and carefully pour your
cookware and utensils rather than plastic, because product can be lost mixture through the strainer. Be very careful not to get scalded by the

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hot liquid or the hot steam. Don’t rinse any of your cooking utensils if you skip this process. It is important to do this process while the community Bulletin Board romulan grand ribbon
until your process is complete, or you will waste THC. After pouring material is still hot so that the butter doesn’t set up in the material and educational materials super silver haze
the mixture through the strainer your bowl will likely be full, so now become lost. Thick rubber cooking gloves may be helpful. Now re-
put your strainer over the empty pot. Push the excess liquid through strain your material back into the pot. Double check your large bowl
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material aside, I use the lid from cooking or a small metal bowl. Pour your strainer back over the bowl and pour your liquid back through
the liquid from the pot into the rest of the mixture in the bowl. Place once more. Tightly cover your bowl full of butter with aluminum foil
the strainer over the pot again and then hand squeeze the material (be sure you cover it extra tight so that your whole fridge won’t smell
(a handful at a time) through the strainer. The liquid will be very hot of cannabutter), and let it refrigerate overnight. Monday - Saturday: 10AM – 7PM • Sunday: 12PM – 5PM
and you may think about bypassing this process, but don’t. There is
a lot of valuable medicine trapped in the material that you will lose
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L to R: Cookie mix and vanilla, lemon extracts; a half-cup of cannabutter; place ingredients in bowl and mix; place
on baking sheet; canna cookies!
uid below. Prepare a bowl (slightly larger than your strainer) with several Crocker cookie mixes, as they are simple. The Chocolate Chip and
paper towels folded up inside. Place a metal strainer over the paper tow- the Sugar Cookie mixes both have proven to work very well. When
els. Use a metal slotted spoon to scrape the butter off of the liquid, and using the Sugar Cookie mix I like to add a few drops of vanilla and
then place the butter in the strainer. Pour out the wastewater; it will look lemon extract for added flavor. Bake the cookies as per the package
very dirty and full of sediment. Leave the butter to sit for approximately directions. The cookies will keep best frozen in a freezer safe con-
thirty minutes, to allow the excess water to drain and evaporate. tainer or freezer bag.
If you plan on making cookies right away, you can set your strainer on Medicinal Marijuana Cookies
top of a clean plate and set it in the refrigerator for approximately 15
minutes to harden back up some. If you don’t plan on immediately using The recipe is: a pack of Better Crocker Sugar Cookie
the butter it can be placed into a freezer bag or freezer safe container and Mix, 1 Egg, 1/2 cup cannabutter, we also add (for extra
refrigerated for short-term storage or frozen for long-term storage. flavor) a dash of both lemon and vanilla extracts.
When you are ready to make your canna-cookies, use your cannabut-
ter in the same manner that you would use regular butter. Preferably
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with the wind still, in the city many have nicknamed “Berkeley by everyone there was a judge, medicated steadily into the night,
the Beach.” Even the busiest part of town on this Saturday eve- many people bringing their heady glass accoutrements. I don’t
ning was painted in a mellow backdrop. No one had any trouble think I’ve ever seen so many “water pipes” being used in one
parking or navigating the sidewalks without so much as a hurry place! That’s right, people. Santa Cruz knows how to party! This
to their step. Cup was one to remember (or not remember) and a good time
Santa Cruz, California’s stoniest, most super-chilled finest was had by all. Everyone behaved themselves and everything
filled the Main Ballroom of the Veteran’s Hall with some serious went smoothly, without so much of a hitch…. I’m pretty sure that
smoke from about 7pm to midnight in December…. The 2009 any food left downtown after The Cup was annihilated before too
Santa Cruz Medical Cup was a low-key affair, peppered by the long. The pizzerias must’ve made bank, anyway….
eclectic sounds of local rock quartet Lavish Green and Reggae Patients at the Cup were greeted with happy, little gift
music (deejayed by the hall’s sound crew and sponsored and run bags and offered a Bic lighter in the color of their choice as they

entered the hall and streamed out onto the
long conference tables arranged in zigzag
(no pun intended) pattern. When they sat
down to empty said bags, they found the fol-
lowing: the eight strains (one gram sample of
each) competing in The Cup, a “Peanut Butter
Moose Knuckles” edible from Lyberti Pharms,
a Cup T-Shirt, a Cup pipe [glass spoon] with
padded Vatra case and a voting card. Booths
run by Lyberti Pharms Edibles and California
Grown (art and apparel) welcomed judges
and cordially provided commerce for goods
and information as the night unfolded.
The humble owner of Glass Roots pre-
sided as Master of Ceremonies and friends,
family and staff of Glass Roots worked as
event staff. As the first layer of smoke quickly
made its presence, judges were welcomed
to complimentary pints of Fat Tire and
Coors Light on tap. Sodas and bottles of
water were also gratis to wet our whistles in
between tokes…. A few of the fellas at the
table came up with a good way to taste all
the strains in competition without “getting
too medicated.” What I will now dub as the
“Table of Eight,” was an organized system
where eight of us at the table were designat-
ed to roll ONE entry into a reefer each. Then,
one by one the joints went into rotation and
comments were made in between fits of
coughing.
It must have been around entry number
two when servers took our dinner orders,
and it was around entry five or six when the
entrees [Spaghetti with meatballs or Fettuc-
cini Alfredo with poached and sliced chicken
breast served with garlic bread, introduced
by a fine salad] made their way out. I don’t
know if it was the cannabis, but the dinner
tasted mighty fine as our charged appetites
happily met the challenge of putting away
the respectable amounts given…. What’s
the perfect thing after a nice meal? Why, a
tasty smoke of course! The “Table of Eight”
got back to the task of happily putting the
remaining spliffs into rotation. By this point,
intelligent conversation about what we were
tasting became a futile matter, and smiles
and nods went around in agreement about
how tasty The Cup was and how lifted it
made the whole congregation.
All fun and games aside, the judges
got to the business of trying to put the
anonymous entries in order of more or less
favored; a difficult task given the, ahem,
“circumstances.” It wasn’t long before votes
were tallied and the winning strains were be
announced…. Clear choices for First, Second
and Third Places were not easy to make—ev-
ery entry was “fire.” In the interim, a number
of raffles were intermittently called. Some
of the judges who were fortunate enough
to win got gifts ranging from a heady
piece from Honalee Glass [Reno, Nevada], a

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DRAGONFLY
Our very own Chronisseur, Dragonfly De la Luz travels the world in search of the best
cannabis and evaluates strains ranging from the popular and plentiful to the rare and exotic.
Get High with Dragonfly every month in West Coast Cannabis Magazine.
Dr. Walker’s Daze (sativa) enthusiast passed his collection on to again that hint of pepper. The dry hit
a talented and well-respected grower. leaves a faint menthol tingle on the
This grower grew the plant from seed, tongue. The Hot Boy I smoked it with
This rare and exotic high sativa a painstaking process, and nurtured it is convinced he got high off the dry
strain caught the attention of with the level of care usually reserved hits alone.
Northern California chronisseurs for a mother and her newborn child.
when it was the uncontested favorite 12 weeks later, Dr. Walker’s Daze The flavor: Reminiscent of wood
and unanimous winner of the 2009 was resurrected, just in time for the burning, or being in the woods after
Earthdance Cannabis Cup sponsored Earthdance Cannabis Cup. rain. The Hot Boy noticed a mesquite
by Harborside Health Center. overtone. I found myself tasting the
Earthdance is a music festival that DW Daze is a natural anti- residue in my mouth like one does
takes place in Humboldt County at depressant and an instant mood after puffing a fine cigar (not that I
the end of every summer, and this enhancer. Whatever your initial smoke cigars.)
was the first cannabis cup Harborside frame of mind, puff, puff, pass and
you’ll be giddy with giggles, stuck The cloud: When Hot Boy exhaled,
sponsored there. Of the dozen or I sat smiling in the smoke cloud so
so entries, Dr. Walker’s Daze left an with a case of the warm fuzzies, and
basking in the sunshine of euphoria. long I had to be reminded to hit the
impression from the dry hit alone. joint. The aroma was complex, but
Participants who had been chatting It turns rainy days into rainbows. This
uplifting sativa strain has a distinctly overall called to mind wood burning
interrupted their conversations to on a winter’s night.
comment on the pungent, unique, energetic effect. You’ll take on even the
spicy taste before the joint had even most mundane activity with happy
been lit. And when we blazed, we were alertness. And you’ll have the energy
dazed and amazed. and motivation to actually do what
you planned that day. Smoke it when
Dr. Walker’s Daze is a three-way you have the freedom to just hang out
cross created by Moonshine Man. and enjoy the high and you’ll quickly
Its genetics consist first of a cross find you have a smile on your face for
between Albert Walker (a highly- reasons you can’t quite remember.
coveted Pacific Northwest strain) and
Medicine Man, which created the Can’t find Dr. Walker’s Daze?
Dr. Walker strain. Then Dr. Walker After all, it is the kind of rare strain
was crossed with Daze, a 100-day you’re more likely to find in some
phenotype of Soma Seed’s 99 Amnesia chronisseur’s radical head stash than
Haze (Amnesia Haze/Amnesia Haze/ for sale. But don’t worry. I have taken
Nevile’s Haze). Only a few seeds were it upon myself to smoke a joint of it
ever produced from this tasty, sativa- (rolled in a raw, unbleached paper to
dominant threesome, and somewhere limit taste-contamination) to get you
around the end of 2006, the seeds went vicariously loaded. Prepare to get DW
on auction to the highest bidder. The Dazed.
final pack of seeds of this elite strain The smell off the grinder: Spicy
was bought for $800 at a seed-auction dark chocolate with a hint of pepper
Web site. in the after-scent.
The strain was destined to remain The dry hit: A deep, rich
in obscurity, a strain for the seasoned taste accented with pine, a subtle
chronisseur, until one retiring ganja sweetness, a certain spiciness, and

The high: Perhaps external factors played euphoric.” The smell was described as “like
a role in my experience, but it made my heart haze, cacao, cinnamon, and vanilla.” Most
beat faster and my lips pucker. It made the participants reported a classic haze flavor,
Hot Boy dizzy when he kissed my tummy. while others tasted mango and a subtle
It got us so blasted we forgot to finish the spiciness.
joint. And when the hot boy went to put his
Hoodie on, he put it on upside-down. Not The Grow: A high sativa, Dr. Walker’s
inside-out. Upside-down. With the hood Daze reportedly roots easily and grows
covering his ass. Dude. That’s how high we vigorously. It can be quite frosty and resinous
got. So high even his hoodie couldn’t tell his and has a flowering period of 72+ days. One
head from his ass. could say that the high yield makes it worth
the long flowering time—but, truthfully, it’s
We didn’t play any music or have any the high itself that makes it worth it.
other form of artificial stimulation during
the smoke-out and for the duration of the Dr. Walker’s Daze is sure to be a preferred
high. We just sat there, or lay there, enjoying smoke for even the most discriminating pot
every atom of existence. But that’s just my snob. If you ever have the good fortune of
interpretation. coming across this epic boutique strain, I
highly recommend picking some up. The
The Panel: In order to bring you a only thing you’ll regret is that it didn’t cross
diversity of reactions to this bud, a private your path sooner.
cannabis cup was held somewhere deep
in the redwoods in which a select panel of Got a strain you want to see covered
chronisseurs convened to evaluate the effects in Getting High with Dragonfly? She
of Dr. Walker’s Daze and other strains. It was loves to receive your emails. Write her at:
the first joint of the competition, toked on a ganjaprincess@hotmail.com
clean palate.
The effects reported included “giggles,
uplifting, full-bodied, warm, alert, and

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Digitizing the Dank
Cannabis
Photography
Words & Photos By Subcool
“I wish I could take pictures like you, Sub- • Use a well-lit white room area to photograph in.
cool,” is a statement I see online more than
any other. I have no formal training and • No incandescent lighting (it pro- Even without spending a fortune on fancy
everything I have learned I taught myself. duces yellow hues). lights and reflectors, you can still take
If I can, you can! amazing shots by setting up a very inex-
• No toilets, buckets, brooms moms pensive “light tent.”
Since my very first opportunity to look or dog turds in the background.
through a macro lens, I've been hooked. Take the time to clean up a bit or I set mine up by using some white sheets
Cannabis is such an amazing subject, and you might end up with a shop and several CFL bulbs mounted in paint-
through a powerful macro lens it can take vacuum appearing in a cannabis er’s reflectors, which you can buy at any
on an alien-like appearance. While I would magazine with your favorite plant. hardware store in the painting section.
not try to teach anyone about photogra- The next thing is the one that is going to Cut the sheets or cheap white fabric into
phy technique (I mayself am still learn- upset you hydro growers. You cannot take four-foot wide sections and select a bright
ing), I can offer some pointers to greatly proper pictures under a HID light. While corner of a room to hang three sections
improve the pictures you take of your white balancing and editing with photo to form a box open on one end. Once the
favorite plants. software can make a picture taken under cloth is in place, position your CFL lamps
The basics people often forget are: HID better, you will never achieve extraor- on the outside of the tent facing the cloth
dinary results until you use a properly lit so that the light is deflected in an even

pattern. I like to use a combination of natu-
ral sunlight type bulbs and bulbs that lean
to the blue side of the spectrum.
Try placing the bulbs in different locations
to see what effect they lend. Experiment till
you get the best even lighting: do not take
this part of photography lightly. If you do
not have enough external lighting, your pic-
tures will not be as sharp as you would like.
Next on the list is a good back drop. It
should provide a pleasing contrast to your
subject. You don’t have to spend a for-
tune here either. Cheap cloth is $1 to $3
per yard, and even fine crushed velvet is
only $5 to $7 per yard. Two square yards is
plenty to shoot against, and over the past
few years we have collected some 2 dozen
different fabrics to complement either the
color of the bud or the festive time of year
(like Christmas or the Skull cloth I use for
Halloween shots). Invest in a few, but make
sure that black and purple velvet are among
the first you collect. We hang the back
drop and position the plant in front with at

least 12-16” distance between back drop and cameras today. If your camera won’t get closer It is amazing how many settings a point and
subject. You want to focus on the bud, not the than that with a fixed lens, your close ups won’t shoot camera figures out for you, automatically.
backdrop. be as sharp or as close as you want. When the settings are up to you, some educa-
tion is called for. It is actually much easier to get
It’s finally time to talk about camera’! You might The final aspect of close up photography I good close ups with a point and shoot macro
think you need some ultra-expensive DSLR to employ is a lens mount ring flash. This is critical camera than it is with a SLR—until you learn a
get great close ups, and it does help. However, to get really close and still have proper lighting few basic settings. As I said, I won’t try to teach
but my cover shot of Sputnik on the cover of on the subject. While I now shoot with a profes- photography, but I want everyone to under-
Big Book of Buds 3 was taken with a Nikon sional rig and a Sigma Ring flash when I started, stand that unless you’re willing to put in the
Coolpix Digicam. I simply built my own using this great online time, a digital camera may be a better choice
tutorial: than a full blown SLR.
How was I able to achieve this with a simple
point and shoot camera with a fixed lens? I http://brainerror.net/texts/howto/macroring/ Photography is an amazing and addictive
used a Tripod! This is the one thing so many hobby and there is always a better lens to buy
amateur photographers take for granted. Without a lens mount lamp or flash, your
camera body or even the barrel of the lens itself or a better tripod or something exotic like
When taking close up shots, everything has to macro rails, but that doesn’t mean it costs a lot
be perfectly still. Even the steadiest of hands may block the external light and cause shad-
ows. Using a ring light is the easiest way to pre- to get started. I bought my first Nikon on eBay
will waver as the shutter opens and closes. for under $400 with a Nikon SL-1 ring lamp
So, whatever camera you’re using, mount the vent this, and it also provides enough illumina-
tion to capture a close up shot in a crisp clean included.
camera on a tripod.
form. LED lights really make trichomes stand While I now shoot with a Nikon D-50, D-80, a
When researching a point and shoot digital out and its pretty easy to fashion a homemade Sigma 105 MM Macro Lens and a Sigma EF-140
camera for use on close ups, the only impor- light using a few of these inexpensive bulbs. Ring Flash, it all started with that simple Digi-
tant factor is the minimum focal distance. This cam. Dare to dream, and there are no limits to
will be in the specifications of the camera. The Once I learned a few things and I was able to sell
a shot to Big Book of Buds 3, I decided to buy an what you can achieve.
Nikon Coolpix 5400 has the ability to focus
as close as 1 cm from the lens, although 2 cm SLR camera and a nice macro lens. I took it out of
is more common with most point and shoot the box, and my first 100 pictures were terrible.
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Debby has been one of the hardest working cannabis activists
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medical, industrial and personal uses of cannabis. “In the 80’s and
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vide quality of life services to seriously ill patients. She see’s the
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cannabis laws. She states, “My greatest accomplishment has been
fulfilling Jim's original vision for BPG, and celebrating our ten year
anniversary with the City of Berkeley unanimously voting that day
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Debby was also part of the “Silent 7” who refused to testify
against Ed Rosenthal in his Federal trial under subpoena. Their re-
medicine, edibles, grow fusal to participate could have landed them in jail, as they were
found guilty of contempt of court. Federal Judge Breyer set them
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G R O W IN G
Without heating, many of the upright plants resulted in up-
water molecules will retain their right plants in the first genera-
weak bond with the carbon tion. A few of the F1’s showed
atom, keeping the cannabinoid more bushiness than the up-
inactive. Heating the canna- right parent. However, the allele
bis above water’s boiling point for prostrate growth is reces-
of 212º F or 100º C breaks the sive.
bond quickly. However, a lower AUTO-FLOWERING – light-reg-
temperature, 100º F or 33º C will ulated
Marijuana Questions? provide enough energy for the
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bond to break, although it takes Crosses of pure auto-flowering
™ longer. A cooler room with very ruderalis with light-sensitive in-

low humidity will also destabilize dica and sativa plants resulted
the bond, gradually causing the in auto-flowering F1’s. Almost
water to move from the carbon all of the F2 crosses were auto-
atom to the air. flowering as well. This indicates
that several genes are involved.
Most characteristics seem to
DETERMINING ALLELES share dominance. They are both
expressed in the progeny. An
Is there a list of what alleles are example is leaf shape. Indicas
dominant to others? I want to have a webbed leaf. Sativas
know what will show up when I have long, thin leaflets. The hy-
The plants will revert to vegeta- water with a seed starting solu- one method of curing and dry- cross my parents. brid shape is an intermediate
REGENERATION tive growth. Within a short time tion. Keep the seeds moist but ing. Many growers prefer to cut between the two. Other char-
No genetic map of cannabis has
vegetation will cover the canopy not so wet that they don’t have the plant and manicure the buds been published. We know that acteristics in which different
I am a medical grower and I and the plants can be forced contact with air. while they are still wet. When versions of genes, called alleles,
some characteristics are domi-
am allowed to grow only six to flower again. It will save you the branches are still moist, the have shared or partial domi-
nant. These include:
plants. At first I was using 2 four to six weeks of vegetative glands are pliable and are less nance include:
lights and grew them in a 4’ x 8’ growth time.
DRYING QUESTIONS likely to cascade off the plant. UPRIGHT – prostrate
THC-CBD ratios
tray. Then I read about the Or- Crosses of prostrate plants with
egon medical growers who use I have been storing some seeds
1 lamp per plant. I tried that in a film canister in my desk Does lighting affect the cur- decarboxylation
and it worked well, except that drawer. Are they still alive or ing and drying process? Does
it took the plants a long time to have they died? hanging the plant upside down
fill the space while growing in while curing affect the quality
vegetative. of the finished product? How do I convert THC to the ac-
seed life expectancy Bright light degrades THC so it’s tive form from the inactive? If I
I thought it was a waste to let heat it up to about ~230º F, or
all that growth die after just always recommended that mari-
106º C will it activate?
FREE
Some of the seeds are probably juana be cured and dried in a
one crop and I was about to REDEEM THIS COUPON FOR A
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regenerate the plants. Then *
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in possession. However, it could four weeks most THC will have least 18 hours. Cutting the bud off Massage and Movement
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Cooking with Cannabis
WEST COAST STYLE
by RachieBake
KILLER MAC 'N CHEESE
This month’s recipe idea came to me via a FaceBook message from

one of our readers. She wanted to know if I had a recipe for a “Killer
Mac & Cheese (not from a box)?" I told her, HELL YEAH! And then I
got to thinking… February is the perfect month for comfort food, so
here it is by special request. Super Easy and Beyond Delicious!!!
Ingredients
• 1 pound elbow macaroni
• 1/3 cup Cannabis infused butter
• 1 pound sharp Cheddar cheese (or any kind of cheese you like. I
to mix different kinds of cheeses together)
IF YOU EAT CANNABIS...
Food-based cannabis medicines affect patients differently
• salt and freshly ground black pepper than inhaled methods of medicating with cannabis.
• 1 ½ cups milk Eating too much cannabis can cause extreme drowsiness,
• 1 ½ cups heavy cream dizziness, inability to concentrate, diminished ability to
focus, rapid heartbeat, increases or decreases in blood
• Optional ingredients: pressure, need for sleep, and feelings of euphoria.
bread crumbs, Parmesan cheese, garlic (I prefer fresh pressed)
How can you ingest cannabis medicines safely?
Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. Learn to manage your dosage effectively...
1. Begin with 1/4 of a “dose” or small portion of product
2. Wait for at least one hour and analyze the effects
Bring a large pot of salted water to a boil. Add macaroni and cook for 3. If necessary consume another 1/4 dose or small portion
4 to 5 minutes (until the macaroni is half cooked). Grease a 3-quart 4. Wait for at least one more hour
baking dish with some of the Cannabis infused butter, add 1∕ ₃ of the 5. If necessary, consume part or all of the remaining product.
cooked macaroni and then layer with cheese, salt, and pepper (now's Ensure that your dosage level is appropriate before attempting to operate
the time to add the optional ingredients for each layer) heavy machinery, motor vehicles, boats, or motorcycles. Do be aware of
your surroundings and possible hazards, and prepare for your needs before
taking medication.
Repeat this until baking dish is full. Pour the milk and heavy cream Remember: Edibles can vary greatly in potency. Products often contain
over the macaroni dot with the remaining Cannabis-infused butter. multiple doses or lesser doses of medicine. Weight, metabolism, and eating
habits can alter dosage effects. Taking medication on an empty stomach
Cover the macaroni and cheese with foil and bake for 1 hour and can intensify medicinal effects. Learn dosage management that works for
15 minutes. Remove the foil (you can add more bread crumbs and you when ingesting cannabis medicine.
parmesan cheese and bake for an additional 10 minutes or until the If you feel you have eaten too much of a food-based medicine, do not panic,
your symptoms will subside within a few hours. Remain calm. Stay
macaroni is brown and bubbling on top). hydrated and eat food to help symptoms pass. Edible cannabis is safe and
will not cause any long-term toxicity.
See you next month. Enjoy!!!
MCSC
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Collective Resource Guide
Here, in no particular order, are 20 of our favorite West Coast collectives. Have a
COLLECTIVE RESOURCE GUIDE

favorite club? Send it to editor@westcoastcannabis.com
Cornerstone Collective Eagle Rock

Pure Life Alternative Wellness L.A El Camino Wellness Sacramento
To Advertise, Contact — Michael 818.625.3225 / twohit@gmail.com Unity Sacramento Triple C Collective Kelseyville Horizon Sacramento
Capitol Wellness Sacramento D+M Compassion Clear Lake Fountain of Well Being Silverlake
LIST OF ADVERTISERS & SPONSORS Organic Cannabis Foundation Santa Rosa Sanctuary San Francisco LAPCG West Hollywood
CPA Los Angeles Harborside Oakland The Divinity Tree San Francisco Farmacy Westwood
Peace in Medicine Santa Rosa Hope Net San Francisco BPG Berkeley
420 Collective Frankly Green Oaksterdam University
Acme Bail Bonds Fruitridge Health & Wellness Collective Orange Medical Marijuana Greenway Santa Cruz
Angels 4 Healing Good Leaf Collective OrganiCann
Advanced Nutrients Golden State Health Center Pathways Health Co-op
ALCC, Inc. Gourmet Green Room Patient ID Center
A complete list of approved medical marijuana collectives for your convenience has been sorted by location/area. Just
Alternative Herbal Health Green House Wellness Center Peace in Mediciine
find your general location and choose your desired cannabis provider. This list is provided by CANORML. WCC makes
Americans for Safe Access Green Joy Pure Life Alternative Wellness Center no representation as to the quality, service, reliability, or compassion of any of the following coops, dispensaries, deliv-
Angels 4 Healing Green Mind Patient Collective Purple Elephant Co-op ery services or patients’ groups. This list is provided as a reference tool. It is at your discretion which dispensaries, pro-
AquaLab Greenway Compassionate Relief Purple Heart vider and/or co-op you choose and to determine whether or not they are in compliance with state law as mandated
by proposition 215 and any other applicable law or statute. If you have updated information on a listing please forward
Barney's Wild Wood Pipes Guardian Data Systems, Inc. Quick Trading Co. to updates@westcoastcannabis.com.
Belmont Shore Natural Care Happy Medical Center Reflections of Avalon
Better Alternative Treatment Harborside Health Center Reliable Relief Collective
CALIFORNIA STATE 22609 Pacific Coast Hwy Malibu Herbal Medicine Care (HMC) worth, CA 91311
Blue Banana Caregivers Hayes Insurance Brokers Safe Harbor Collective (310) 456-0666 10138 Topanga Canyon Blvd., Chats- Phone: (818) 998-CLUB (2582)
Santa Barbara
Cali-Care Collective Holistic Healing Collective Sanctuary Green Angel of Malibu worth, CA 91311 Hours: 10a to 9p 7 days a week
Pacific Coast Collective (PCC) Phone: (818) 717-8710
21355 Pacific Coast Hwy #100 So. Cal. Co-Op (SCC)
California Compassionate Care Network HopeNet Santa Fe Compassionate Health Care 331 N. Milpas, Santa Barbara, CA
Malibu Fax: (818) 717-8716 19459 Ventura Blvd., Tarzana, CA
(CCCN) 93101 Hours: Mon. to Thurs: 10a - 11p, Fri.
Horizon Collective SCI Caregivers Phone: (805) 845-6118
(310) 317-6298
to Sat: 10a to 10p, Sun: 11a to 8p
91356
Hours: Mon. to Fri: 10a to 10p & Sat:
California Herbal Healing Center Hugs Alternative Care South Bay Cannamed Patient Assn. Hours: Mon. to Sat: 10a to 8p & Sun: Tarzana, Chatsworth
Kind Meds (KM) 10a to 10p & Sun: 11a to 8p
10a to 6p & Encino
California Patients Alliance Humate Supreme Sunland Organic Pharmacy 17049 Ventura Blvd., Encino, CA Phone: (818) 344-7622 (344-SOCA)
Santa Barbara Care Center (SBCC) Alleviations (A) 91316 Fax: (818) 344-7623
Cannabis Planet James Anthony T-Comp 5814 Gaviota St., Goleta, CA 15720 Ventura Blvd. Unit #302, Phone: (818) 783-2768
Phone: (805) 845-4291 Encino, CA 91436 Tujunga, Sylmar,
CannaCare Hours: Mon. to Sat: 10a to 10p & Pacoima, Sun Valley,
Kester Caregivers TGA Seeds Fax: (805) 845-4316 Phone: (818) 788-1001 Sun: 11a to 8p
Hours: Mon. to Sat: 12p to 10p & San Fernando
CannAssist LAHC, Inc. The Green Earth Farmacie Hours: Mon. to Sun: 11a to 8p
Kush Korner Inc. (KKI)
Sun: 12p to 10p ALCC
Compassionate Caregivers of San Pedro Santa Barbara Collective (SBC) 18957 Ventura Blvd., Tarzana, CA
Lakewood Patient Resource Center The Green Easy Phone: (805) 896-6326 Valley Independent Pharmacy 91356
7624 Foothill Blvd. Unit A, Tujunga,
CA 91042
City of Trees Compassionate Care Los Angeles Patients & Caregivers The Hemp & Cannabis Foundation Delivery Only 19459 Ventura Blvd. Tarzana Phone: (818) 774-0687 Phone: (818) 353-9333
(818) 345-5477 Hours: Mon. to Sat: 10a to 10p &
Dena Plotkin Santa Barbara Patients Group Hours: Mon. to Sat: 10am-9pm &
Marijuana Delivery Book The W.E.E.D. 3128 State St. The Coffee Joint (TCJ) Sun: 11a - 8p Sun: 11am-5pm
Doob Tubes Medical Cannabis Safety Commission TLMD Collective (805) 845-5245 15826 Ventura Blvd. Ste 116, Encino, Lake Balboa Collective (LBC)
CA 91436 Foothill Awareness Center
Eagle Rock Herbal Collective Hortipharm Caregivers 17616 Sherman Way, Van Nuys, CA
Midtown Specialties Treating Yourself Magazine Phone: (818) 788-1835 91406
7132 Foothill Blvd.
3516 State St. (818) 352-3388
East Bay Patients Assn. Natural Relief Unity Non-Profit Collective (805) 563-2802
Hours: 10a to 10p 7 days a week Phone: (818) 609-0119
*Reseda Discount Caregivers Hours: Mon. to Sat: 10a to 10p & Pacoima Caregivers Collective
Eden Therapy Collective Natural Herbal Pain Relief Venice Holistic Collective Malibu
6102 Reseda Blvd., Reseda CA Sun: 11a to 9p 10568 Kewen Ave. Pacoima
El Camino Wellness Center Green Angel of Malibu (GAM) (818) 757-0434 (818) 792-8492
Natural Herbal Remedies Weedtracker 21355 Pacific Coast Highway, Unit
Medical Wellness Center (MWC)
Green Healing Group (GHG) 19654 Ventura Blvd., Tarzana, CA *Folk Remedies Factory
Essential VAAAPP N.B.D. Collective #100, Malibu, CA 90265 11203 Glenoaks Blvd. #2B
19513 Ventura Blvd., Tarzana, CA 91356
Phone: (310) 317-6298 Pacoima, CA 91331
Fountain of Wellbeing Northstar Holistic Collective Hours: Mon. to Sat: 10a to 8p & Sun:
91356 Phone: (818) 881-8744
Phone: (818) 996-9720 Hours: 10a to 10p 7 days a week (818) 834-8304
12p to 7p FolkRemedies@verizon.net
Hours: 10a to 10p 7 days a week Platinum Club (PC)
PCH Collective 21220 Devonshire St. #203 Chats- Arleta Herbal Center

12458 Magnolia Blvd. , Valley 7226 Remmet, Canoga Park, CA
Village CA 91607 91303
(818) 761-9581 Phone: (818) 939-4556
Valley Village Caregivers Hours: Mon. to Thurs: 6a to 11p &
4843 Laurel Canyon, Valley Village Fri: 6a to 2a
(818) 505-1330 Sat: 9a to 2a & Sun: 11a to 11p
Sylmar Holistic Collective (SHC) Northridge & Reseda

12067 Foothill Blvd. Unit A, Sylmar, 420 For the People (420FTP)
CA 91342 15300 Devonshire St. Suite 11,

Phone: (818) 896-2600 Mission Hills, CA
Hours: 10a to 8p 7 days a week Phone:(800) PUSH-420, (818)
Urban Health (UH) 891-0800
12431 San Fernando Rd. Unit #E, Hours: Open 7 Days: 10a to 9p
Sylmar, CA 91342 Aloha Spirit (AS)
Phone: (818) 364-5700 6657 Reseda Blvd. Unit #202,
Hours: Sun. to Thurs: 10a to 12a, Fr. Reseda, CA
to Sat: 12a to 12a Phone: 818-609-0874
Canoga Park Hours: Mon-Fri: 11am-10pm, Sat &
Sun: 11am-8pm
2am Dispensary
8239 Canoga Ave, Canoga Park, *Alternative Care Collective (ACC)
CA 8537 Reseda Blvd., Northridge,
Phone: (818) 264-0790 CA 91324
Hours: 11a - 2a Phone: (818) 349-6ACC (6222)
Hours: Open 7 Days: 11a to 10p
Canoga Park Discount Collective
(CPDC) *Blue Banana Caregivers of
7111 Winnetka Ave. Suite 8, Northridge
Canoga Park, CA 91306 18526 Parthenia St.
Phone: (818) 456-1917 Northridge CA 91324
Hours: M-Sat: 10a to 10p Sun: 11a (818) 772-0420
to 7p Hours: 10:30am to 8:00pm, 7
days a week
*Discount Co-Op of the Valley
(DCV) Cannamed of Northridge
21315 Saticoy St. Unit #R, Ca- 9349 Melvin Ave. #9
noga Park, CA 91304 (818) 882-4849
Phone: (818) 887-0980 Green Happiness Healing Center
Hours: Mon. to Fri: 11am to 10 (GHHC)
pm, Sat: 12pm to 9pm and Sun: 8707 Lindley Ave. Suite G,
12pm to 7 Northridge, CA 91325
8942 Woodman Ave. #b2, Arleta 12p to 6p Phone: (818) 886-2479
(818) 894-4372 Pain-Relief Center (HPRC)
Green Moon Healing Center (GMHC) 21521 Sherman Way, Canoga Hours: Mon. to Fri: 11a to 11p & Hours: Mon. to Sat. 10a to 9p & 15650 Nordhoff St. Suite 105, Hours: Mon. to Sat: 9:30a to 9pm & West Valley Caregivers (WVC)
Valley Patients Group 12737 Glen Oaks Blvd. Unit 15, Sat. to Sun: 11a to 9p Sun. 11a to 7p North Hills, CA 91343 Sun: are 12pm to 8pm 23067 Ventura Blvd # 104, Wood-
8953 Woodman Ave #101 Arleta Park, CA
Sylmar, CA 91342 Phone: 818 716-1860 *Happycation Collective (HC) * OG Art Collective Phone: (818) 830-2600 Phone: (818) 999-2211 land Hills, CA
(818) 332-0736 Phone: (818) 367-1397 Hours: Mon. to Sat: 12p - 9p & Sun: Fax: (818) 999-3313 Phone: (818) 591-5899
Hours: Mon. to Fri: 10a to 10p, Sat 6740 Reseda Blvd. Unit #C, 14522 Vanowen St. Suite #7
Golden State Collective Hours: Mon. to Sat: 9a to 8p & Sun: & Sun: 11a to 9p Reseda, CA 91335 Van Nuys, CA 91405 12p-8p Boulevard Collective (BVC) Hours: - Mon - Sun 10 AM to 10 PM
10369 Balboa Blvd, Granada Hills 10a to 7p Hours: Mon. to Fri. 10a to 10p & No Stress Collective (NSC) 19709 Ventura Blvd. Ste A 2nd West Valley Patients Group (WVPG)
(818) 357-2500 Holistic Alternatives, Inc. (HAI) *Reliable Relief
Herbal Compassionate Caregivers 21001 Sherman Way Unit #12, Sat. & Sun. 10a to 7p 7125 Lindley Ave., Reseda CA 9005 Sepulveda Blvd. Unit 1, North Floor, Woodland Hills, CA 91364 23043 Ventura Blvd., Woodland
C.C.C.N. (HCC) Canoga Park, CA Phone: (818) 757-3574 (818) 881-4420 Hills, CA 91343 Phone: (818) 710-1166 Hills,Ca 91364
4720 Vineland, Toluca Lake 11565 Laurel Canyon Blvd. #215, Phone: (818) 703-1190 Humboldt Relief (HR) Phone: (818) 810-5864 Hours: Mon. to Fri: 11a - 11p, Sat. to Phone: (818) 224-4146
(818) 980-6337 San Fernando, CA San Fernando Valley Patients Group Hours: Mon. to Thurs. 11a to 9p & Sun: 11a - 10p Hours: Mon. to Fri. 9:30a to 10p &
Hours: Mon to Sat: 10a to 8p, Sun: 6670 Reseda Blvd. #107, Reseda, (SFVPG)
Valley Holistic Caregivers Phone: (818) 837-7776 11a to 8p CA 91335 Fri. to Sat. 11a to 10p & Sun. 12p *Green Joy (GJ) Sat. 10a to 9p & Sun. 11a to 8p
Hours: Mon. to Sat. 11a to 8p 8805 Reseda Blvd., Northridge, CA to 9p
7200 Vineland #205 Sun Valley *New World Organics Herbal Care Phone: (818) 300-0020 Phone: (818) 734-2778 22851 Ventura Blvd., Woodland Woodland Hills Treatment Center
(818) 255-5511 Natural Health Supply (NHS) (NWOHC) Fax: (818) 300-0019 Hours: Open 7 Days: 11a to 9p Panorama Providers (PP) Hills, CA 91364 (WHTC)
Away of Life (AOL) Call for pre-verification 7230 Variel #G, Canoga Park, CA Hours: Mon. to Fri: 10:00am to 13807 Roscoe Blvd., Panorama Phone: (818) 222-1882 5338 Alhama Dr. (2nd Floor),
Address: 505 San Fernando 8:30pm, Sat: 12pm to 7:30pm Suite 215 (S215) City, CA 91402 Hours: 10a to 10p 7 days a week Woodland Hills, CA 91364
7629 Foothill Blvd., Tujunga, CA 91303 16760 Stagg St., Unit #215, Van
91042 Mission Blvd., San Fernando, CA Phone: (818) 884-1080 Los Angeles Valley Caregivers Phone: (818) 895-4820 Herbal Solutions Collective (HSC) Phone: (818) 884-8338
91340 Nuys, CA 91406 Hours: 10a to 9p 7 days a week Hours: Mon. to Sat. 10a to 8p &
Phone: (818) 353-0759 Hours: 11a to 8p 7 days a week 6657 Reseda Blvd #202 Phone: (818) 787-5215 22728 Ventura Blvd., Unit #A,
Hours: Mon. to Sat: 9a to 9p & Sun: Phone: (818) 812-0818 (818) 654-9731 San Fernando Valley Discount Medi- Woodland Hills, CA 91364 Sun. 12p to 5p
Roscoe Compassionate Collective Hours: Mon - Thurs 9a-10p
11a to 9p *SCI (RCC) Medical Herbs (MH) Fri - Sat 9a - 11m, Sun 11m - 9m cine (SFVDM) Phone: (818) 704-1300 Zenergy (ZEN)
Branford Caregivers (BCG) 10037 Commerce Ave, Tujunga, 20943 Roscoe Blvd., Canoga Park, 7122 Reseda Blvd. Unit 207, 13550 Roscoe Blvd. # 7 Panorama Hours: Mon. to Sat. 11a to 8p & 22102 Clarendon St. Unit 6, Wood-
CA 91042 Sweet D (SD) City, CA Sun. 12a to 7p land Hills, CA 91367
12065 Branford St. Unit 7, Sun Val- CA 91303 Reseda, CA 91335 8349 Reseda Blvd. Suite #D,
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to Sun: 11a to 7p 7947 Foothill Blvd., Sunland, CA Sherman Way Collective (SWC) MMI Woodman Compassionate Caregiv- Hills CA Van Nuys
91040 True Healing Collective (THC) ers (WCC) Phone: (818) 999-3265
Foothill Green Collective (FGC) 22147 Sherman Way, Canoga Park, 8924 Reseda Blvd., Northridge, CA 7329 Reseda Blvd., Reseda, CA 818 Collective (818C)
6815 Foothill Blvd., Tujunga, CA Phone: (818) 951-5000 91303 91324 Address:8205 Woodman Ave. Ste Hours: Mon. to Sat: 10a to 9p, Sun: 7232 Sepulveda Blvd., Van Nuys,
Hours: Mon. to Sat. 10a to 9p & 91355 (enter from rear alley) 106, Panorama City, CA 91402 11a to 7p
91042 Phone: (818) 932-9428 Phone: (818) 718-6336 Phone: (818) 705-6780 CA 91405
Phone: (818) 353-7999 Sunday 10a to 8p Hours: Mon- Sat 10 - 9, Sun 11 - 7 Fax: (818) 718-0610 Phone: (818) 453-8153 Topanga Caregivers (TC) Phone: (818) 442-0200
Hours: Mon. to Fri. 10a to 10p & Hours: 9a to 9p 7 Days a week
Hours: Mon. to Fri: 9a to 8p & Sat: Sun Valley Caregiver’s (SVC) So Cal THC (SCTHC) Hours: Mon. to Sat: 10a - 9p & Sun: Sat. to Sun. 11a to 9p 6457 Topanga Cyn. Blvd., Wood- Hours: 9a to 9p 7 days a week
10a to 8p & Sun: 10a to 5p 11000 Randall St. # E, Sun Valley, 7251 Topanga Canyon Blvd. Unit E, 11a - 7p Woodland Hills land Hills , CA Boo-Ku (BK)
CA North Hills & Phone: (818) 716-9200
Foothill Wellness Center (FWC) Canoga Park, CA 91303 Nature’s Natural Collective Care Panorama City Ashmoon Caregivers (AC) 6817 Sepulveda Blvd. 2nd Floor,
7132 Foothill Blvd., Tujunga, CA Phone: (818) 504-2661 Hours: Sun.-Thurs. 10a to 10p & (NNCC) 21610 Ventura Blvd. Woodland Hours: Mon - Thurs 10a - 8p; Fri & Van Nuys, CA 91405
91042 Hours: Mon. to Fri. 9a to 9p, Sat.- Fri.-Sat. 10a to 12a 6951 Reseda Blvd. Reseda, CA 105/405 Hills, CA 91364 Sat 10a - 9p, Sun: 11a - 7p Phone: (818) 908-9255
Phone: (818) 352-3388 Sun. 11a to 7p Phone: (818) 626-1950 Phone: (818) 344-1102
Hours: Mon. to Sat: 11a - 8p & Sun: *TLMD West Coast Holistic Institute (WCHI) Fax: (818) 344-6273

Hours: Mon. to Sat. 11a to 9p & Eden Caregivers (EC) Sun. 11a to 6p Hours: 11a to 8p 7 days a week 11a to 6p 12517 Oxnard St., North Hollywood
Sun. 11a to 6p 6742 Van Nuys Blvd., Van Nuys, CA VIP (VIP) Phone: (818) 762-3766 Phone: (323) 938-0506
*Van Nuys Healing Center Studio City Caregivers (SCC) 13650 Burbank Blvd., Sherman Oaks Mon-Fri 10:00am-10:00pm
*Cali-Care Collective 91405 14923 Oxnard St, Unit B, Van 3625 Cahuenga Blvd., Los Angeles, Hours: Mon to Sat: 10a to 12a, Sun:
Phone: (818) 345-5477 Sat-Sun11:00am-9:00pm
13247 Victory Blvd., Van Nuys, Hours: Mon. to Sat. 11a to 8p Nuys CA Hours: Mon. to Fri. 11a to 10p & Sat. 12p Patients Against Pain (PAP) 10a to 9pm
CA 91401 Phone: (818) 376-0115 (818) 994-5874 Phone: 323-850-1847 to 10p & Sun. 12p to 9p 6240 Laurel Canyon Blvd. #B, North City of Angels (COA)
(818) 761-6944 Green Dragon (GD) Fax: 323-850-1848 Wellness Caregivers (WC) Hollywood, CA 6435 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood, Ca
Valley Health Center (VHC) 14429 Ventura Blvd., #111 Sherman Oaks Phone: (818) 752-7274 90028
California Collective Center (CCC) 14546 Vanowen Street Van Nuys, 7766 Burnet Unit C Van Nuys, Ca, Hours: Mon. to Sat. 11:30a to 9p & Phone: (818) 981-4781 Mon. to Sat: 10am-8pm, Sun: 10am-6pm Phone: (323) 466-2295
CA 91405 Sunday: Noon to 5:00p

14532 Friar St. Suite A. Van Nuys 91405 Hours: Mon. to Sat. 11a to 8p Patients and Caregivers (PC) Hours: Mon. to Sat. 11a to 9p & Sun.
CA Phone: (818) 442-0054 Phone: (818) 602-6106 *Wellness Earth Energy Dispen- North Hollywood 6141 Vineland Ave., North Hollywood
Hours: Open 7 Days: 10a to 9p AM Organic Solutions (AMOS) Hours: Mon. to Sat. 10a-8p & Sun.
12p to 9p
Phone: (818) 781-8865 Valley Herbal Center (VHC) sary (WEED)
7248 A Fulton Ave, North Hollywood 10a-6p Cosmo’s (COS)
Hours: - Mon to Thurs: 11:00am *The Green Earth (TGE) 6805-B Hazeltine Ave., Van Nuys, 12021 1/2 Ventura Blvd., Studio Phone: (818) 764-5200 Phone: (818) 588-1307
to 8:00pm, Fri to Sat: 11:00am to 6811 Woodman Ave, Van Nuys, City, CA 1603 Cosmo St., Hollywood, CA
CA 91405 Hours: Mon. to Thurs. 10a to 9p & Fri. to Toluca Lake Collective (TLC) 90028
9:00pm & Sun: 11:00am to 4:00pm CA 91405 Phone: (818) 786-1100 Phone: (818) 980-2266 Sat. 10a to 11p & Sun. 10a to 6p 11436 Hatteras St., North Hollywood
Phone: (818) 994-1045 Fax: (818) 980-2265 AZ Caregivers (AZC) Phone: (818) 752-8420 Phone: (323) 960-0887
Strain - Balboa Caregivers Hours: Mon. to Fri: 9a to 10p, Sat: 4942 Vineland Ave. #112, North Hol- Hours: Mon. to Sat: 11a to 11p &
Hours: Daily: Mon-Sun 9am-2am Hours: Mon. to Sat. 11a to 8p Hours: Open Daily: 10a to 9p
7207 Balboa Blvd, Van Nuys 10a to 10p & Sun: 10a to 7p lywood TLMD Collective Sun: 12p to 6p
(818) 908-9900 Kester Caregivers (KCG) Valley Patients (VP) Granada Hills Entrance on Morrison St. 12458 Magnolia Blvd.
6817 Kester Ave., Van Nuys, CA Phone: (818) 761-5467 (818) 761-9581 Eden Therapy (ET)
Delta-9 Caregivers 8953 Woodman Ave #101, Arleta, Caregivers Earth Ordinance (CEO) 6757 1/2 Santa Monica Blvd., Los
91405 Hours: Mon. to Sat. 10a-10p Sun. 10a -8p Vanowen Caregivers (VOCG)
7648 Van Nuys Blvd, Van Nuys CA 17050 Chatsworth St #243, *Better Alternative Treatment 11232 Vanowen St. #B, North Hollywood Angeles CA, 90038
(818) 997-1003 Phone: (818) 988-6600 (877) 401- Phone: (818) 895-5645 Granada Hills, CA 7353 Melrose Ave Upstairs, Los Phone: (818) 980-3600 Phone: -323-463-8937
WEED (9333) Hours: 7 Days a Week from 8:30am Phone:(818) 530-2614 Angeles 10a to 7p 7 days a week
Balboa Caregivers Hours: 10a to 10p 7 days a week Hours: Open 7 Days: 11a to 11p
to 9PM Fax:(818) 530-2615 (888) 420-6847 West Hollywood
16900 Sherman Way #6, Van Nuys California Compassionate Care Network *Fairfax Organic Farm (FOF) Evergreen Co-operative Collective
(818) 902-0201 *Kush Corner Collective (KCC) Van Nuys Compassionate Caregivers Hours: Mon. to Sat: 11a to 8p Sun:
Open 4/20 at 12am -2am 7135 12p to 8p (CCCN) 800 N. Fairfax, Unit #100, West Hol- (ECC)
California’s Choice (CC) (VNCC) 4720 Vineland Ave North Hollywood lywood Phone: (323) 951-0691 1606 N. Gower St., Hollywood CA
Kester, Van Nuys, CA 91405 7026 Van Nuys Blvd., Van Nuys, CA Granada Hills Discount Farmacy Phone: (818) 980-MEDS (980-6337) Hours: Mon. to Thurs. 11a to 11p &
6722 White Oak Ave., Van Nuys, Phone: (818) 568-2202 90028
91405 (GHDF) Hours: 11AM - 9PM Daily Fri. to Sun. 10a to 10p Phone: (323) 466-2100
CA 91406 Fax: (818) 262-8945 Cure With Herbs (CWH) The Herbal Discount Collective (HDC)
Phone: (818) 881-1489 Phone: (818) 660-2646 17656 Chatsworth St., Granada Hours: Open 7 Days: 10a to 10p
Hours: Sun. to Thurs. 11a to 11p 12011 Victory Blvd. #104, North Hol- 735 N. La Brea Ave., Los Angeles
Hours: Mon. to Sat: 10a to 10p & Hills, CA 91345 lywood, Hours: Open 7 Days: 11a to 9p
The Wilshire Clinic & Fri. to Sat: 10:30a to 11:30p Sun: 11a to 8p Hours: Mon. to Fri. 10a to 9p & Sat. Go Green Collective (GGC)
Phone: (818) 985-4372 Phone: (323) 933-HERB (4372) 1669 N. Western Ave., Hollywood,
6741 Van Nuys Blvd #A, Van Nuys *Kushism (K) 11a to 9p & Sun. 11a to 8p Hours: Mon. to Sat: 10a-8p, Sun: 10a-6p *Los Angeles Patient Care Group
(818) 997-0633 Van Nuys Organics (VNO) CA 90027
7555 Woodley Ave., Van Nuys, 6360 Van Nuys Blvd. #159, Van Phone: (818) 366-4433 Divine Discount Center (DDC) (LAPCG)
CA 91406 5056 Lankershim Blvd., North Hol- 7213 Santa Monica Blvd., West Hol- Phone: (323) 212-0812
Westside Caregivers Club Nuys, CA 91401 *Herbal Medicine Care Inc.
Hours: Mon. to Fri. 10a to 9p & lywood lywood Hours: 10a to 12a 7 Days a week
22148 Ventura Blvd #A, Woodland Phone: (818) 785-7707 10138 Topanga Cyn. Blvd., Hours: Mon. to Wed: 11a to 8p, Thurs to Phone: (323) 882-6033 *Good Leaf Collective
Hills Sat. 11a to 6p Sun. 12p to 5p Hours: Mon. to Sat. 10a to 10p & Chatsworth, Ca. 91311 Fri: 11a to 12a & Sat. to Sun: 11a to 6p FAX: (323) 882-6263
(818) 887-2106 Phone: (818) 994-3446 Sunday 10a to 8p (818) 717-8710 Divine Wellness Center Hours: Monday through Saturday: FREE DELIVERY to Los Angeles/
Modern OG Collective (MOGC) 5056 Lankershim Blvd. 11:00 AM-7:00 PM. Sunday: 12:00 Orange Counties
New Age Compassion Care Center Studio City Mission Hills Patients Collective
5658 Sepulveda Blvd. Ste 210, Van (818) 508-9948 PM-7:00 PM Only THE BEST medicine
19720 Ventura Blvd, Woodland (MHPC) F.Y.A.H. House West Hollywood Center for Compassion-
Nuys, CA 91411 Alternative Medicine Group Excellent at home care services,
Hills 9911 Sepulveda Blvd., Mission 6448 Lankershim Blvd. North Hollywood ate Healing (WHCCH)
(818) 610-8019 Phone: (818) 782-2278 10964 Ventura Blvd. Phone: (818) 509-1905 8921 Sunset Blvd., West Hol-
(818) 762-5886 Hills, CA
Hours: Sun to Mon: 10am to 2am Phone: (818) 894-5100 & Fax: (818) Hours: Mon. to Wed. 10a to 10p Thurs- lywood
Discount Herb and Health Fri-Sat 10a-12a, Sun 11a-8p
California Organic Treatment Center Phone: (310) 626-3333
12431 San Fernando Road Unit E, Organic Health Solutions (OHS) 894-5117 Green Miracle Healing (GMH) Westside Healing Center
Sylmar 14540 Victory Blvd #100, Van Nuys, 11644 Ventura Blvd. Hours: Mon. to Sun: 10am -9pm 7503 Laurel Canyon Blvd., North Hol- 6915 Melrose Ave.
(818) 364-5700 Ca 91411 (818) 506-5948 lywood (323) 965-7700
Sherman Oaks
Hours: Mon. to Sat. 8a to 8p & Sun. City Organic Remedies (COR) Phone: (818) 232-8684 Zen Healing Collective (ZHC)
Clover Collective Daddy’s Collective (DC) Mon. to Sat. 10a-8:30p, Sun. 12p-6p 8464 Santa Monica Blvd., West
11a to 7p 11306 Ventura Blvd., Studio City,
5658 Sepulveda Blvd. #210 Van 14430 Ventura Blvd., Sherman Harmony House Collective (HHC) Hollywood
Phone: (818) 787-0420 CA 91604
Nuys Oaks, CA 91423 11651 Sherman Way, North Hollywood- Phone: (323) 656-6611
(818) 785-3622 Our Green Planet Collective (OGPC) Phone: (818) 980-1122 Phone: (818) 982-4420 Mon. to Sat. 11a-8p & Sun. 11a-7p
Hours: Mon. to Sat. 10a to 9p & Phone: (818) 817-9517
14624 Victory Blvd., Van Nuys, Ca Sun to Thurs 11a-8pm, Fri to Sat 11a-10p Hollywood
Nature’s Best Organic Solutions Sun. 11a to 8p Hours: Mon. to Thurs. 11a to 10p Love & Spirit Collective (LSC) LA OG Collective
91411 & Fri. to Sat. 11a to 11p & Sun. 11a
14545 Friar St. #224 Van Nuys 5651 1/2 Cahuenga Blvd., North Hol- 7350 Melrose Ave (corner of Fuller)
Hours: Mon. to Thurs. 10a to 10p & Green Aid Pharmacy (GAP) to 9p
(818) 844-6774 lywood Hollywood
Fri. to Sun. 10a to 1a 3441 West Cahuenga Blvd, Suite 5, Phone: 818-753-9200 (323) 782-9859
Suite 215 Collective Phone: (818) 376-8512 Los Angeles, CA 90068 The Holland House (THH)
Hours: Mon. to Fri. 10a-9p & Sat. to Sun. Canto Diem
16760 Stagg St. #215 Van Nuys Phone: (323) 436-0259 14006 Ventura Blvd., 2nd Floor, 11a-8p 5419 Sunset Blvd. #5, Hollywood
Progressive Options (PO) Sherman Oaks, CA 91423
(818) 787-5215 Fax: (323) 436-0578 NoHo 5656 (NH56) (323) 465-4420
14545 Friar St. Unit #202, Van Phone:818-849-5500 5656 Cahuenga Blvd., North Hollywood Hollyweed
Holistic Therapeutic Center Nuys, CA 91411 Hours: Mon-Sat 10:30a to 8:00p
Hours: Open 7 Days: 10AM-10PM Phone: (818) 404-0358 1607 N. El Centro #24 Hollywood
12410 Burbank Blvd. Suite 103 Phone: (818) 782-4900 Sun: 11:00a - 5:00p Hours: Mon. to Thurs: 10a to 10p & Fri. to (323) 469-9073
Valley Village Fax: (818) 782-4901 *Gourmet Green Room The Greenhouse Sat: 10a to Midnight & Sun: 11a to 8p City of Angels Wellness Center
(818) 980-5999 Hours: Open 7 Days: 11:30am - 2000 Cotner Ave., Los Angeles, 5156 Sepulveda Blvd. Sherman No Ho Caregivers Inc. (NHCI) 6435 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood
9:30pm Oaks 11480 1/2 Oxnard St., North Hollywood (323) 466-2295
C.A.R.E. Collective (CARE) CA 90025 Phone: (818) 761-5776 *Eden Therapy Caregivers,
(310) 473-3509 (818) 386-1343
14530 Archwood St., Van Nuys, Red Moon Inc. (RMI) Hours: 10a to 10p 7 days a week 6757 Santa Monica Blvd, Hol-
CA 91405 14350 Oxnard St., Van Nuys, Calif. LAHC Emerald Triangle Ministry No Ho Herbal Medicine (NHHM) lywood
Phone: (818) 387-8467 91401 11101 Ventura Blvd #1, Studio 13321 Ventura Blvd Sherman Oaks 12032 Vose St., North Hollywood (323) 463-8937
Hours: Mon. to Sat. 11a to 9p & (818) 386-1343 Phone: (818) 765-5933 Sunset Holistic
Phone: (818) 997-6912 City, 91604 Mon. to Sat: 10:30a-8:30p & Sun: 11a-6p
Sun. 11a to 6p 4477 Hollywood Blvd. Suite 200
Hours: Mon. to Sat. 10a to 8p & Phone: 818-506-6364 Medical Marijuana Relief Clinic North Hollywood Caregivers (NHWC) Hollywood
Discount Relief Collective (DRC) Sun 10a to 6p Fax: - (MMRC) 6760 Lankershim Blvd., North Hol- (323) 668-0402
6309 Van Nuys Blvd. Suite #110, Safe Harbor Patients Collective Hours: Mon. to Sat: 10a to 9p, Sun: 14303 Ventura Blvd., Sherman lywood Better Alternative Treatment (BAT)
Van Nuys CA 91401 12p to 9p Oaks, CA 91401 Phone: (818) 982-2334 7353 Melrose Ave. 2nd Floor
(SHPC) Hours: 10a to 10p 7 days a week Los Angeles
Phone: (818)-849-6751 5953 Hazeltine Avenue, Suite B (at *Secret Garden Hours: Mon. to Thurs. 11a to 8p,
North Hollywood Collective (NHC) Phone: (888) 420-NUGS (6847)
Hours: Mon to Sat: 11am - 8pm & the back of the medical center), 4346 Laurel Cyn., Studio City. Fri. 11a to 9p, Sat. 11a to 8p & Sun. 12518 Vanowen St. North Hollywood Hours: Sun. to Thurs. 10a to 8p
Sun: 12pm - 7pm Van Nuys, CA CA 91604 12p to 7p Phone: 818-764-0070 & Fri. to Sat. 10a to 10p
Phone: (818) 902-001 (818) 985-HELP Phone: (818) 783-3888 Hours: Mon. to Thurs: 11-9, Sat. to Fri: *California Herbal Healing Center
Durman Inc. Caregivers (DINC) 11-10 & Sun: 12-6 (CHHC)
16045 Sherman Way Unit H1, Van Universal Caregivers (UC) Studio City Private Organic Therapy So Cal Herbal Care Inc. (SCHCI) North Hollywood Compassionate Care- 1437 N. La Brea Ave., Hollywood
Nuys, CA 91406 6320 Van Nuys Blvd #311 Van Nuys (SCPOT) 13238 Riverside Dr., Sherman givers 4854 Lankershim Blvd. North Phone: (877) 420-KUSH (5874)
Phone: (818) 908-0881 CA, 91401. 11557 Ventura Blvd., Studio City, Oaks, CA 91423 Hollywood Hours: 11a to 11p 7 days a week
Fax: (818) 908-4669 Phone: (818) 779-1050 CA 91604 (entrance in back) Hours: Open 7 Days: 9a to 9p Calimeds (CM)
Hours: Mon. to Sat: 11a to 8p & Phone: (818) 501-5554 Phone: - 1-818-980-9212 6910 Melrose Ave., Los Angeles
Hours: Mon. to Sat. 11a to 9p & Phone: 818-506-7144 North Hollywood Healing Center (NHHC)
Sun. 11a to 6p Hours: Mon. to Sat: 10a to 9p & Sun:

cuttings available Fri. to Sat: 11:30am-9pm 90065 736 Lincoln Blvd., Venice CA
Sun-Wed 8am-2am Thurs-Sat Cal Medical Caregivers Assoc. Phone: - (323)-542-9140 90021
8am-4am (888) 815-2453 15838 Halliburton Rd. Hacienda Herbal Medicine For You (HMFY) (310) 581-0600
www.goodleaf.org Heights 2637 Whittier Blvd., Los Angeles, Ca Green Cure (GC)
Grateful Meds (GM) (626) 336-2652 90023 1716 Main St., Venice, CA 90291
744 N. La Brea Ave, Los Angeles, Ca *Apothecary Collective Hours: Mon to Sat: 10a to 8p & Sun: Phone: (310) 306-5511
90038 5405 Alhambra Ave, Los Angeles 11a to 5p Hours: 11a to 8p 7 days a week
Call for Pre-Verification. Phone: (323) 264-2224

(323) 222-4420 Greener Pastures Collective (GPC)
Hours: Mon-Sat 11-11 and Sun 12-9 Herbs “R” Us (HRU) 1101 S. Robertson Blvd #104, Los
Phone: (323) 939-9111 The Holistic Co-op
2627 E. Cesar Chavez Ave. 1844 Cypress Ave. (enter from rear) Angeles, CA 90035
Green Guild (GG) East Los Angeles Phone: (323) 725-0001 Hours: Mon. to Fri. 11a to 8p & Sat.
1640 Cahuenga Blvd., Unit #206, (323) 540-6700 LA Collective (LAC) to Sun. 12p to 8p
Hollywood CA 90028 3401 Glendale Blvd. Unit #B, Los Phone: (310) 744-1600
Phone: (323) 836-0013 South Gate Herbal Healing Fax: (310) 744-1601
South Gate Angeles, CA 90039
Hours: Mon. to Sat. 12a to 10p Phone: (323) 669-8395 The Green Oasis (GO)
(526) 634-1354
Hemp Factory #4 (HF4) Hours: Mon. to Sat. 10a to 8p & Sun. 11924 West Jefferson Blvd., West
6250 Santa Monica Blvd., Holly- A.M.C.C.P. 10a to 6p Los Angeles /Culver City, CA 90230
wood, CA 90028 193 W. Arrow Highway Pomona Phone: (323) 389-1899
(626) 332-0505 Medical Caregivers Association (MCA)
Hours: (323) 960-0772 4344 Eagle Rock Blvd. Hours: 10a to 10p 7 days a week
Phone: Open 7 Days: 10a to 12a *Santa Fe Springs Compassionate Los Angeles, CA 90041 Inglewood Discount Caregivers Inc.
Hollywood Caregivers (HWCG) Health Care Collective Phone: (323) 551-KUSH (5874) (IDCI)
711 N. Virgil, Los Angeles, CA 90029 13128 Telegraph Rd. #C Hours: Mon. to Wed: 9a - 10p, Thurs. 1121 S. La Brea Ave. Inglewood, CA
Phone: (323) 669-9333 Santa Fe Springs, CA to Sat: 9a - 12a & Sun: 11a - 7p 90301
Hours: Mon. to Thurs: 10a to 10p (526) 941-1111 Nature’s Cure Patients Collective Phone: (310) 671-0300
& Fri. to Sat: 10a to 12a & Sun: 12p www.sfchr.net (NCPC) Hours: Open 7 Days: 11a to 8p
to 10p 4577 Valley Blvd. JJ Herbal Pharmacy (JJHP)
Natural Remedy
Kush Mart (KM) South Gate Los Angeles, CA 90032 Santa Monica Blvd., Los Angeles,
6410 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood, (323) 357-7900 Phone: (323) 225-1815 CA 90025
CA 90028 Fax: (323) 225-1630 Phone: (310) 979-3816
California Caregiver Collective
Phone: (323) 464-6465 Hours: 11:30am to 8:00pm Sun. to Hours: Mon. to Sat. 11a to 8p &
Downy,South Gate, Paramount, Bell
Hours: Mon. to Sat. 11a to 10p & Thurs. & Fri and Sat: 11:30am to Closed Sunday
(323) 515-3952
Sun. 11a to 8p 9:00pm. Organic Caregivers (OC)
Starlight 420 Center
Natural Remedies Caregivers (NRC) Soto Street Collective (SSC-ELA) 2249 A Westwood Blvd., Los An-
15640 Leffingwell Rd East Los
927 1/2 N. Western Ave. 1260 S. Soto Stree. Unit #1 Los geles, CA 90064 (entrance behind
Angeles
Los Angeles CA 90029 Angeles, CA jewelry store)
(562) 947-8075
(323) 871-9500 Phone: (323) 262-8288 Phone: (424) 832-7684
Fax: (323) 871-9501. Santa Fe Compassionate Health Fax: (323) 262-8388 Hours: 11am to 11pm 7 days a week
Hours: Mon. to Sat. 11a to 8p & Sun. Center Hours: Sun. to Thurs: 11:30a to 8p, The Organic Pharmacy (TOP)
11a to 7p Santa Fe Springs Fri. to Sat: 11:30a to 9:00p 11607 Washington Place, Los Ange-
(562) 941-1111
Melrose Herbal Pharmacy (MHP) Universal Caregivers Center (UCC) les, CA 90066
7262 Melrose Ave. #A AP Natural Solutions 4157 Eagle Rock Blvd. Unit 4, Los Phone: (310) 915-1595
Los Angeles, CA 90046 9841 Alburtis Ave. Santa Fe Springs Angeles CA 90065 Hours: Open 7 Days: 10a to 10p
(enter from the alley) (562) 991-9393 Phone: (866) 975-7215 *Purelife Alternative Wellness Cen-
(323) 933-1906 Downey Wellness Hours: Mon to Sat: 11a to 9p and ter (PLAWC)
Hours: 10a to 10p 7 days a week Downey Sun: 11a to 7p 1649 S La Cienega Blvd, Los Ange-
*Santa Monica Collective (526) 726-8752 West Los Angeles les, CA
11957 Santa Monica Blvd. Ste 101 Cornerstone Research Collective (CRC) *420 Collective Phone: (310) 246-9345
Los Angeles, CA 90025 4623 Eagle Rock blvd., Los Angeles, 12421 Venice Blvd. Hours: Mon. to Sat. 12p to 9p &
310.473.8444 CA Venice, Ca. 90066 Sun. 12p to 8p
310.473.8443 FAX Not accepting new patients at this (310) 401-3454 The Rain Forest Collective (RFC)
Southwest Caregivers (SWCG) time 12515 Venice Blvd., West Los
B. Green (BG)
Call for pre-verification & directions Phone: (323) 259-8933 Angeles
10835 Santa Monica Blvd. Unit 204-A
(323) 660-3776 East Los Angeles Compassionate Los Angeles, CA 90025 Phone: (310) 391-0011
Hours: Mon. to Wed: 11a to 10p & Caregivers (ELACC) Hours: Mon. to Sat. 11a to 10p & Hours: Mon. to Sat: 10a to 10p &
Thurs. to Sat: 11a to 12a 1905 S. Santa Fe Ave., Los Angeles, Sun. 12p to 10p Sun: 12p to 8p
Sun: 12p to 9p CA 90021 Phone: (310) 234-6634 Venice Collective (VC)
West Coast Natural Pain Relief Inc. Phone: (323) 770-9319 12581 Venice Blvd. 2nd Floor Ste
Canna Care Relief (CCR)
(WCNPR) The Green Cross (TGC) 1716 S Sepulveda Blvd, 201, Los Angeles, CA 90066
5421 Santa Monica Blvd. Unit D 2912 Colorado Blvd., Eagle Rock, Los Angeles, CA Phone: (310) 437-0308
Hollywood, CA 90029 CA 90041 Hours: Mon. to Sat. 11 am to 8 pm & Hours: Mon. to Sat. 10a to 10p &
323-463-4444 Hours: Open 7 Days: 8:30a to 9:30p Sun: 12pm to 6pm Sun. 11a to 6p
Hours: 11a to 8p 7 days a week Phone: (818) 241-6300 Phone: (310) 473-4105 * Venice Holistic Caregivers
East Los Angeles Green Earth Collective (GEC) Culver City Collective (CCC) 10955 Venice Blvd., Los Angeles,
American Eagle Collective (AEC) 5045 York Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 10887 Venice Blvd., Unit #A Los CA 90034
2501 Colorado Blvd. Unit B, Eagle Phone: (323) 982-9042 Angeles, CA (310)837-5100
Rock, CA 90041 Hours: Mon. to Fri: 10:00a to 8:00p, Hours: Mon. to Sun: 11:30am to Westchester Collective (WC)
Phone: (323) 739-0215 Sat: 11:00a to 8:00p, Sun: 11:00a to 8:00pm 8936 South Sepulveda Blvd. Suite
Hours: Mon. to Fri: 9a to 9p & Sat. to 6:00p Phone: (310) 838-5888 202 Los Angeles, CA 90045
Sun: 11a to 7p Green Leaf Collective (GLC) Farmacopeia Organica (FO) Phone: (310) 410-3200
Colorado Collective (CC) 5607 Huntington Dr., Los Angeles, 468 S. Robertson Blvd. Hours: Sun. to Thurs: 11am - 8pm &
Fri. to Sat: 11am - 9pm Pier 5 Law Offices, 506 Broadway San Francisco, CA 94133
1121 Colorado Blvd, Los Angeles, Ca 90032 Los Angeles, CA 90048
Phone: (323) 343-0100
Tel: 415.986.5591 x111, Fax: 415.421.1331
CA 90041 Phone: (424) 354-1700 West L.A. Caregivers (WLAC) omar@stanfordalumni.org
Phone: (323) 550-8043 Hours: Open 7 Days: 11a to 8p Hours: Tues. to Sat. 12p to 8p & Sun. 8621 Bellanca Ave. Ste 100, West Los
Fax: (323) 550-8143 Hazelwood Patients Collective (HWPC) 12p to 6p Angeles, CA 90045
Hours: Sun. to Thur: 11:30am-8pm, 3208 Eagle Rock Blvd. Los Angeles, *Gourmet Green Room Phone: (310) 645-1064 Hours: 11a to 7p 7 days a week West LA Collective Caregivers

Inglewood Wellness Center 3 (323) 982-9042. Alternative Caregivers Discount (323) 851-0204 7418 Melrose Ave., Los Ange-
18 S. Market St. Inglewood NHI Caregivers Dispensary Farmacopeia Organica, les, CA 90046
(310) 674-4444 5065 Hollywood Blvd #201 Los 122 S. Lincoln Ave #204, Venice 468 South Robertson Los Angeles Phone: (323) 272-4972
Green Sun Collective, Angeles (877) 219-3809. (424) 354-1700 Hours: Mon. to Thurs: 11a to
12a & Fri. to Sat: 11a to 2:30a
5593 W. Manchester Ave. Los (323) 665-2499 Supplemental Organic Solutions, Inc Overland Gardens, & Sun: 12p to 10p
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(310) 338-1394.
Korea Town Collective,
(310)-450-9141
2452 Overland Ave. Los Angeles
*Canna Health Caregivers
Privacy, Protection & Convenience
3567 W. 3rd St, Los Angeles (310) 845-9117
(CHC)

Arts District Healing Center, (213) 384-2403. Ironworks Collective, Slauson Leaves,
620 E. 1st St. Los Angeles 4100 Lincoln Blvd Venice/Marina 5208 W. Pico Blvd. Unit #7, CannAssist is the doctor based
Euphoric Caregivers, 4435 West Slauson Ave. Unit B Los Los Angeles, CA
(213) 687-9981 . 1155 N. Vermont #202, Los Angeles (310) 305-8425 Angeles online ID system
Phone: (323) 743-8070
“@ Downtown” Wellness Center, (323) 664-9900 *Venice Beach Care Center 323-298-2047 Hours: 10a to 10p 7 days a Since 2006. Patent Pending.
423 W. Venice Blvd. Los Angeles *California Patients Alliance, 410 Lincoln Blvd, Venice or 323-952-3126 week
213-746-3355. 8271 Melrose #102, Los Angeles (310) 399-4307 Westwood Caregivers, www.cannassist.com/lookup
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Downtown Collective, (323) 655-1735 NILE Collective, 10966 Le Conte Ave. Los Angeles tive (CONCC) PATIENTS:
1600 S. Hill St. #D, Los Angeles 1501 Pacific Ave, Venice (310) 209-3333 562 South San Vicente, Los
(213) 746-5420 .
Living Earth Wellness Center,
(310) 392-9900 Positively identify yourself with a
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KUSH Collective, (323) 936-5000. Crescent Alliance for Sickle-Cell / Los Angeles Phone: (310) 461-7211 stand alone e-medical rec.!
1111 S. La Brea Blvd, Los Angeles Nigritian Kief Society (323) 743-8070 Hours: Mon. to Sat: 10a to
Culver City Collective,
(323) 938-KUSH Los Angeles 9:30p & Sun: 12p to 6p
10887 Venice Blvd, Los Angeles Westchester Collective
La Brea Collective, (310) 838-5888. (323) 232-0935 8936 South Sepulveda Blvd. Suite Cypress Street Collective (CSC) For more information contact us:
812 S. La Brea Ave, Los Angeles *Western Caregivers Group Col- 202 Los Angeles 19523 Cypress St., Covina, CA customerservice@cannassist.com
(323) 939-3374. Cali’s Finest Compassionate Co-op,
lective (310) 410-3200 91724
8540 Venice Blvd, Los Angeles
*Apothecary 420, 467 N.Western Ave Los Angeles (21 and over, parking in back)
(310) 838-5800 Pain Releaf Discount Collectives
330 N. Western Ave., Los Angeles 323-464-5571 1359 S. Redondo Blvd. Los Angeles
Phone: (626) 339-4420 Call Today!
(323) 836-0420. Robertson Caregivers Beverlywood, Hours: 11a to 8p 7 days a
2515 S. Robertson Blvd, Los Angeles The Farmacy Venice, (323) 935-0383 213 268 3006
week
Hollywood Holistic, (310) 837-7279 1509 Abbot Kinney Venice Gourmet Green Room Venice
1543 Sawtelle Blvd, Los Angeles (310) 392-3890 Downtown Natural Caregivers
The Healing Touch, 736 Lincoln Blvd. Venice 12p to 8p
(310) 481-0660 (DNC)
4430 Santa Monica Blvd, Los The Farmacy Westwood, (310) 581-0600 Phone: (323)233-4420
312 S. Wall St., Los Angeles, CA
Crenshaw Holistic Caregivers, Angeles 1035 Gayley Ave. Westwood American Eagle Collective Phone: (213) 625-0301 Herbal Relief Caregivers (HRC)
4427 1/2 Crenshaw Blvd, Los (323) 644-7300 (310) 208-0820 2501 Colorado Bl. #B Eagle Rock Hours: Open 7 Days: 11a to 9p 6317 Wilshire Blvd Suite 100, Los
Angeles Melrose Holistic, (323) 739-0215
(323) 291-5420 Hazelwood Patients Collective, Exclusive Caregivers of California Angeles, CA
3208 Eagle Rock Blvd Los Angeles 4901 Melrose Ave. Los Angeles Vermont Herbal Center Phone: (323) 951-9992
(ECC)
Canna Care Relief, (323) 542-9140 (323) 466-0036 955 S. Vermont Ave. #T Los Angeles Fax: (323) 951-9993
2157 1/2 W. Century Blvd., Los
1716 S. Sepulveda Blvd #105, Los Grasshopper:A Nonprofit Collective, (213) 387-5203 Hours: Mon. to Sat. 11a to 7p
Hyperion Healing, Angeles, CA 90047
Angeles Inc.
1913 Hyperion Ave, Los Angeles 314 W. Olympic Herbal Center Phone: (323) 754-2209 High Quality Caregivers Center
(310) 473-4105 5027 York Blvd. Highland Park
(323) 953-1913 (WOHC) Hours: Mon. to Sat: 10a-9p & Sun: (HQCC)
Purple Heart Compassionate, (323) 344-9338 314 W. Olympic Blvd., Los Angeles, 1p-9p 1344 N. Highland Ave Unit 103, Los
5823 B West Pico Blvd, Los Angeles Herbal Healing Center (HHC) Co-Op
Universal Caregivers Center, CA 90015 Euphoric Caregivers (EC) Angeles CA 90028
(WLACC) 7825 Santa Monica Blvd (323) 938-8880 1051 S. Fairfax Blvd, Los Angeles
4157 Eagle Rock Boulevard Suite 4 Phone: (213) 744-0036 1155 N Vermont Ave., Los Angeles, Phone: (877) 320-9333 (WEED)
Deliveries. Call for details. (323) 848-7981 (323) 934-4314.
*The Natural Way of L.A. Los Angeles Hours: Mon. to Sat. 10a to 8p & Sun. CA Hours: Mon. to Sat: 11a to 9p, Sun:
Phone: (310) 953 2475 Zen Healing Collective, 5817 Pico Blvd, Los Angeles Soto Street Collective (866) 975-7215. 10a to 6p Phone: (323) 664-9900 11a to 6 p
Westwood Caregivers (WCG) (323) 936-4300. 1260 S. Soto #1, Los Angeles Hours: Open 7 Days 11a to 8p
8464 Santa Monica Blvd, W. Hol- High Quality Caregivers, 420 Grand Caregivers (420GC) *Hill Organic Herbs (HOH)
10966 Le Conte Ave., Westwood (323) 262-8288.
lywood Herbalcure Cooperative 1344 North Highland Ave. Suite 103 2802 1/2 Grand Ave., Los Angeles, *Fountain of Well Being (FOWB) 718 S. Hill St. Ste 200, Los Ange-
Village, CA 90024 (323) 656-6611. 11318 W. Pico Blvd, Los Angeles Medical Caregivers Association Los Angeles CA 90007 3835 Fountain Ave., Los Angeles, les, CA 90014
Phone: (310) 209-3333 West Hollywood Center for Compas- 310.312.5215 4344 Eagle Rock (877) 320-9333 Hours: Open 7 Days: 11a to 8p CA 90029 Phone: (213) 627-1004
Hours: 11a to 2a 7 days a week sionate Healing, 866.LOVE.420 (323) 551-5874 Phone: (213) 748-1992 Phone: (323) 662-0900 Hours: Mon. to Thurs: 11a to 8p &
Olive Tree,
Fri. to Sat: 11a to 10p & Sun: 11a
Westwood Organic (WO) 8921 Sunset Blvd. @ San Vicente W. City Compassionate Caregivers Los Angeles Cannabis Club, 645 S. Olive St. Los Angeles also Absolute Herbal Pain Solutions (AHPS) Hours: Mon. to Sat: 11a to 9p &
1722 Westwood Blvd., Unit #201, Hollywood 5072 W. Pico Blvd Los Angeles Sun: 11a to 6p to 6p
606 E. 4th St., Los Angeles Downtown 901 S. La Brea Ave # 3, Los Angeles,
Los Angeles, Ca 90024 (310) 626-3333 (213) 617-0447. (323) 937-7706. (213) 909-7315 Phone: (323) 932-6263 Global Meds Collective (GMEDS) Holistic Harvest (HH)
Phone: (310) 441-1200 Downtown & West LA Los Angeles Fax: (323) 932-6264 3425 Glendale Blvd., Los Angeles, 3511 W. Olympic Blvd. Ste 204, Los
Higher Path Holistic Care Grateful Meds,
Hours: Open 7 Days: 11a to 9p SouthWest Caregivers, Hours: Mon. to Sun. 11a to 12a CA 90039 Angeles, CA 90019
*420 Grand Caregivers 1302 W Sunset Blvd 744 N. La Brea Los Angeles
Westside CC (WSCC) 4614 Hollywood Blvd, Los Angeles Phone: (323) 953-0565 Phone: (323) 766-8865
2802 ½ S. Grand Ave., Los Ange- (213) 484-1001 323-939-9111. SouthWest Caregivers
10655 Pico Blvd., Los Angeles, CA (323) 660-3776 Fax: (323) 953-0565 Hours: Mon. to Sat: 11a to 8p & Sun:
les 90007 or (213) 977-0907 California Caregivers Alliance (CCA), 4614 Hollywood Blvd, Los Angeles
90064 Hours: Mon. to Thurs: 10a to 10p & 12p to 6pm
(213) 748-1992 or (866) 420-PATH. *Sunset Herbal Corner, Inc. 2815 W. Sunset Blvd. Los Angeles (323) 660-3776
Phone: (310) 446-0730 420grand@gmail.com 7725 Sunset Blvd. Fri. to Sat: 10a to 1a & Sun: 10a to Holistic Healing Alternatives (HHA)
Liberty Bell Temple, (213) 353-0100 *Atwater Alternative Care Collec- 8pm
Hours: Mon. to Sat: 10a to 8p & Sun: Los Angeles, CA 90046 1400 South Olive Street, Los Ange-
The Holistic Caregivers, 2823 Hyperion Ave, Silverlake The Green Easy (T.G.E.) tive (AACC)
12p to 8p SHCORNER@Yahoo.com God’s Gift Herbs Center (GGHC) les, CA
1321 E. Compton Blvd, Compton (323) 663-2420 7948 W. 3rd St. Los Angeles 3106 Glendale Blvd., Los Angeles,
*Wilshire Healing (WH) (323) 851-5554 (323) 851-5559 8411 S. Vermont Ave., Los Angeles, Phone: (213) 746-4445 phone
(310) 629-4386 Purelife Alternative Wellness Center (877) 321-KUSH(5874) CA 90039
11906 Wilshire Blvd., West Los fax Phone: (323) 661-6200 CA 90044 Hollywood Hills Holistic (HHH)
Northeast Collective Group, 1649 So. La Cienega Blvd, Los LAX Patient Remedies Hours: Open 7 Days: 10a to 6p
Angeles, CA 90025 *Green E Hours: Mon. to Fri: 11a to 10p & 1915 N. Highland Ave., Los Angeles,
4515 York Blvd., Eagle Rock /Los Angeles 5300 West Century Suite 124 Los Phone: (323) 753-3056
Phone: (310) 478-6655 7948 W. 3rd St. Los Angeles Sat. to Sun: 11a to 9p CA 90068
Angeles (310) 246-9345 Angeles
Hours: Mon. to Fri: 10a to 10p & (877) 321-5874 The Healing Touch (THT) Phone: (323) 874-5159
(323) 255-2526. Herbal Remedies Caregivers, (310) 645-133 Beverly Medical Center (BMC)
Sat. to Sun: 11a to 11p 4430 Santa Monica Blvd. Suite 105, Hours: 11a to 9p 7 days a week
5204 Fountain Ave, Los Angeles Marina Caregivers, 3109 Beverly Blvd., Los Angeles, CA
*LA Patients and Caregivers Group *Eagle Rock Herbal Collective *Blue Sky 90057 Los Angeles, CA 90029 The Home of Compassion (THOC)
4729 Eagle Rock Blvd, Eagle Rock/ (323) 913-0931. 730 Washington Blvd. Marina Del
7213 Santa Monica Blvd, West Rey 5302 Sunset Blvd. Los Angeles Phone: (213) ITS-KUSH Phone: - (323) 644-7300 2461 So. Robertson Blvd., Los Ange-
Hollywood (at Formosa) Los Angeles. Heaven on Earth Healing, (323) 406-4732 Hours: Sun- Thurs: 10a to 10p & les, CA 90034
(323) 257-4420 (310) 574-4000 Herbal Healing Center (HHC)
(323) 882-6033 4517 W. Sunset Blvd, Los Angeles (323) 871-0046 Fri-Sat: 24 Hrs 1051 South Fairfax Ave., Los Ange- Phone: (310) 842-4740
Highland Park Patient Collective, (323) 661-8894. Organica Collective Hours: 9a to 7p 7 Days a week
AHHS (Alternative Herbal Health 13456 Washington Blvd, Marina Hollywood THC *Blue Sky (BS) les, CA 90019
Services) 5716 N. Figueroa Ave, Highland Park Downtown Patients’ Group, 5322 Sunset Los Angeles 5302 Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles, Phone: (323) 934-4314 KKC Collective (KKCC)
(626) 610-3145 Del Rey
7828 Santa Monica (@ Fairfax) West 1753 S. Hill St. #8, Los Angeles (310) 578-2945. (323) 465-9513 Ca 90027 Herbal Love Downtown (HLDT) 2214 S. Vermont St., Los Angeles,
Hollywood T.H.C. Vermont , (213) 747-3386 Keep It Medical, Phone: (323) 406-4732 4120 S. Broadway, Los Angeles, Ca CA 90007
(323) 654-8792 14102 S. Vermont Blvd, Gardena Beach Center Collective Phone: (323) 733-2581
Green Earth Collective, 3322 Barham Boulevard Los Hours: Open 7 Days: 8a to 10p 90037
(310) 527-4341. 310 Culver Blvd, Playa Del Rey Hours: 10a to 10p 7 days a week
Medical Marijuana Farmacy 5045 York Blvd., Los Angeles (310) 821-4420 Angeles Buds On Melrose (BOM) Hours: Mon. to Sat. 11a to 9p & Sun.

Hours: Mon. to Fri: 9a to 9p & Sat. 3008 Wilshire Blvd. Unit #100, Los Apothecary Assistants Collective (562)439-8295
to Sun: 10a to 5p Angeles CA 90010 (AAC) Hours: 11am-8pm
The Relief Collective (TRC) Phone: (213) 739-2761 2805 E. Pacific Coast Highway, Long LB Natural Solutions (LBNS)
5669 W. Pico Blvd., Los Angeles, CA Hours: Mon. to Sat: 11:00am to Beach, CA 90755 743 E. 4th St., Long Beach, CA
90019 8:00pm, Closed Sundays Phone: (562) 597-9780 90802
Hours: - Long Beach & South Bay Hours: 10a to 7:30p 7 days a week Phone: 562-437-6929
Phone: (323) 938-9800 1 Love Beach Club(1LBC) A Soothing Remedy Cooperative Hours: 11am to 11pm 7 days
1521 W. Willow St., Long Beach, CA a week

Robertson Discount Center (RDC) 2767 East Broadway, Long Beach,
1147 Robertson Blvd, Suite 102, CA 90803 90810 Long Beach Collective (LBC)
Los Angeles, CA 90053 Phone: (562) 343-5388 Phone: (562) 612-4388 1734 Artesia Blvd., Long Beach,
Hours: Open 7 Days: 11a to 7p Hours: Mon. to Sat: 11a to 8p & Sun: Hours: Sun. to Thurs. 11a to 8p & Fri. CA 90805
Phone: (310) 858-0888 12p to 5p 11a to 4p & Sat. 8p to 11p Phone: (562) 984-2520
Shiva’s Garden Collective (SGC) 215 Collective (215C) Canna Collective Long Beach (CCLB) Hours: Mon. to Sat: 10a to 7p &
6110 W. Pico Blvd., Los Angeles, CA Call for directions and pre-verifi- 4010 Long Beach Blvd., Long Beach, Closed Sunday
90035 cation CA 90807 Long Beach Organics (LBO)
Phone: (323) 655-0079 Phone: (562) 212-4265 Hours: Mon. to Sun: 10a to 8p 851 A Pine Ave., Long Beach,
Hours: 11a to 9p 7 Days a week Hours: Mon. to Fri: 11a -7p and Sat. Phone: (562) 492-6091 CA 90813
Silverlake Caregivers Group (SLCG) to Sun: 11a -4p. Appointments avail- Compassionate Health Center (CHC) Phone: (562) 495-2000
240 N. Virgil Ave. Suite #10, Los able for non-business hours. 3751 E. Anaheim St., Long Beach, Hours:Mon to Sat: 10a -10p,
Angeles, CA 420 Highway Pharmacy CA 90804 Sun: 11a - 7p
Phone: (213) 487-5442 18710 S. Normandie Ave. #D Phone: (562) 985-0494 Long Beach Quality Discount
Hours: Mon. to Sat.10a to 8p & Gardena Hours: Mon. to Fri. 10a to 8p & Sat. Caregivers (LBQDC)
Closed Sun. (310) 530-1628 to Sun. 10a to 7p 1150 San Antonio Dr., Long
Slauson Caregivers Center (SCC) South Bay Collective Health Alternative Collective (HAC) Beach, CA
3708 W. Slauson Ave., Unit #B, Los 1151 W. Pacific Coast Hwy Ste 4-A, 3428 Long Beach Blvd., Long Beach, Phone: (562) 988-8889
Angeles, Ca 90043 Harbor City CA 90807 Hours: Open 7 Days: 10:30a
Phone: (877) 310-WEED (9333) (310) 530-1628 Phone: (562) 427-9999 to 8p
Hours: Mon-Sat: 11a to 8p, Sun: Hours: Mon. to Fri: 11a to 8p & Sat. Natures Top Shelf Medicinals
Quality Discount Caregivers to Sun: 11a to 7p
11a to 6p 1150 San Antonio Dr. Long Beach (NTSM)
St. Andrew’s Pharmacy (SAG) (562) 988-8889 Herbal Discount Center (HDC) 1530 E. Wardlow Rd., Long
432 S. San Vicente blvd. Los ange- 1206 E. Wardlow Rd., Long Beach, Beach, Ca
CCLB CA Phone: (562) 989-0000
les, CA 4010 Long Beach Blvd. Long Beach
Phone: (310) 855-0420 Hours: Open 7 Days: 11a to 8p Hours: Mon. to Sat. 11a to 7p
(562) 492-6091 Phone: (562) 997-2929
Fax: (310) 855-0182 *Compassionate Caregivers of
Hours: Mon. to Sat: 11am to 11pm Southern California Herbal Network Herbal Solutions Compassionate San Pedro (CCSP)
& Sun: 12pm-6pm 600 S. Pacific Ave, #104 San Pedro Caregivers (HSCC) 410 S. Gaffey St., San Pedro,
(310) 547-4500 5746 E 2nd st. Long Beach, Ca CA
Kush Collective (KC) Hours: Mon. to Fri. 8a to 8p & Sat. to Sunset Holistic
4477 Hollywood Blvd. Unit #200, Natural Wellness Caregivers Group Phone: (562) 434-5075 & Fax: Hours: M—Sat. 10a to 8p,
1111 S. La Brea Ave., Los Angeles, Sun. 10a to 8p
CA 90019 Los Angeles, CA 90027 (Enter on 1111 S. Pacific Ave. San Pedro
Melrose Compassion Center (MCC) Hillhurst) (310)514-9665
Hours: Mon. to Sat. 11a to 11p & 654 N. Manhattan Place, Los Ange-
Closed Sun. Hours: Open 7 Days: 11a to 8p Delta-9 Torrance Herbal Collective
les, CA 90004 Phone: (323) 664-1100
Phone: (323) 938-KUSH (5874) 1321 W. Carson St., Torrance
Patient ID Center
Phone: (323) 466-1245
(310) 618-3582
LA Confidential Caregivers (LACC) Hours: Mon. to Sat: 10a to 9p & Sun: *Sunset Discount Providers
7263 Melrose Ave., Los Angeles, CA 10a to 8p 1498 W. Sunset Blvd. #6, Los Green Cross
90046 Angeles, CA 90026 1658 W. Carson St. #B Torrance
Melrose Holistic (MH) (323)661-6200
Phone: (323) 272-4738 (310) 533-9363
4901 Melrose Ave., Los Angeles, CA
Hours: Thur. to Sun: 12p to 10p & Fri. 90029 Sunset Organic Center (SOC) Long Beach Patients Collective
to Sat: 12p to 12a Hours: Mon. to Sat: 10a to 8p, 2210 Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 854 Rendondo Ave., Long Beach
90026
LA Organic Pharmacy (LAOP)
4901 Melrose Ave., Los Angeles, CA
Closed on Sundays
Phone: (323) 466-0036 Phone: (213) 908-7442
(562) 438-4107
Compassionate Health Center
We issue secure photo ID card to cannabis patients and
Hours: 10a to 10p 7 days a week
90029
Hours: Mon. to Fri. 11a to 8p & Sat.
Nature’s Wonder Caregivers Group
(NWCG) Vermont Herbal Center (VHC)
Long Beach
(562) 985-0494 caregivers with a physician’s recommendation.
to Sun. 11a to 4p 3600 Olympic Blvd. #7, Los Angeles, 955 S. Vermont Ave. Ste T, Los Ange-
Phone: -(323) 463-3920 CA Alternative Medicine Group
les, CA 90006
Phone: (323) 733-2950 5543 Alantic Ave. Long Beach
*LA Wonderland Caregivers (LAWC) Phone: (213) 387-5203
(562) 612-4637 Certificate to post in patient’s 24 hour verification online / hotline Hemp store with books,
4410 W. Pico Blvd., Los Angeles, Pain Releaf Discount Collective (PRDC) Hours: 10a to 10p 7 Days a week garden with a physician’s access for law enforcement & hemp clothing, grow supplies,
CA 1359 S. Redondo Blvd., Los Angeles, Western Caregivers Group Collective Green Nurse Collective Inc.
Phone: (323) 936-4410 CA 90019 (WCGC)
1532 E. Broadway Long Beach recommendation medical cannabis providers vaporizors etc.
Fax: (888) 569-3565 Phone: (323) 935-0383 (714) 507-8270
467 N.Western Ave., Los Angeles,CA
Hours: 12p to 9p Hours: Mon. to Sat: 12p to 8p & 90004 Sunshine Holistic Care
*LAXCC
5710 Manchester Ave. Ste 203,
Closed Sunday
Precision Medical Caregivers (PMC)
Hours: Mon. to Sat. 12p to 9p &
Closed Sun.
Long Beach
(562) 434-5010 Free Cultivation Classes for Members with ID card.
Los Angeles, CA 90045 3913 W. 6th St., Los Angeles, CA Phone: (323) 464-5571 MarijuanaMarket.com
Phone: (310) 568-9602
Hours: Mon. to Sat: 10a to 8p &
90020
Phone: (213) 382-7971
Western Theraputic Collective (WTC)
447 S. Western Ave., Los Angeles,
565 Pier Ave. #915 Hermosa Beach
(310) 797-1100
Education, Advocacy, and Referrals for Medical Cannabis and to other Groups
Sun: 12p to 8p Hours: Mon. to Sat. 10a to 8p & Sun. CA 90020 Southbay Wellness Network
LAX Patient Remedies (LAXPR) 11a to 5p Phone: (213) 381-5209 1127 W. Anaheim St. Wilmington Southern Branch Northern Branch
5300 W. Century Blvd. Ste 124, Los Purple Heart Compassionate (PHC) Hours: 7 days a week, 10am to 9pm (310) 847-6199 470 S. San Vicente Blvd. 1st Flr., Los Angeles 90048 1733 Broadway, Oakland 94612
Angeles, CA 90045 5823 W.Pico blvd #B, Los Angeles, Westside Healing Center (WSHC) *Alternative Herbal Health (AHH)
Phone: (310) 645-1330 CA90019 6915 Melrose Ave., Los Angeles, CA 3702 East Anaheim St., Long
Tel. 323-852-1039, FAX 323-852-1051 Tel. 510-832-5346 Fax 510-986-0534
Hours: 11a to 8p 7 days a week Phone: (323) 272-4392 90038 Beach, Ca 90804 www.patientidcenter.org www.legalcannabis.com
Med X Express Caregivers (MXEC) Relax Herbal Place Inc. (RHPI) Phone: (818) 836-1043 Phone: (562) 597-1199
Hours: 10a to 10p 7 days a week Mon-Fri 10AM-6PM, Sat 10AM-5PM Mon-Fri 10AM-6PM, Sat 10AM-5PM
441 1/2 E. 16th St., Los Angeles, CA 5427 W. Pico Blvd. #201, Los Ange- Hours: Sun. to Thurs: 10a to 8p &
90015 les, CA 90019 Wilshire Compassionate Collective Fri. to Sat: 10a to 9p
Phone: (213) 746-6256 Phone: (323) 456-4677 (WCC)

Sun: 11a to 4p Palm Springs Community Caregivers
Phone: (310) 732-2109 333 N. Palm Canyon Dr #118 Orange County Caregivers Collective Phone:(949) 859-1158
Palm Springs South OC. Hours: 11a to 8p 7 days a week
Gardena Compassionate Caregivers (949) 370-2480
(GCC) (760) 325-9988 O.C. Alternative Pain Management
534 W. 182nd Street, Gardena, CA Clones 2 Grow Collective Care San Clemente Caregivers Group (OCAPMG)
90248 Temecula, Murrietta, Lake Elsinore So. OC. and No. SD counties Membership Re-Opened
Phone: (310) 817-7777 (951) 216-9201 (949) 573-8753 Age Limit: 21 and over
Fax: (310) 808-0587 Hours: Mon. to Fri. 12p to 6p & Sat.

California Alternative Medical Solu- Southern California Collective
Hours: Open 7 Days: 11a to 9p (714) 235-0755 12p to 5p & Closed Sun.
tions Phone: (714) 299-6207
Green Guild (GG) 58967 Business Center Drive, Ste H Omega Healthcare Collective
26302 S. Western Ave., On the bor- Yucca Valley Santa Ana, Irvine, Costa Mesa The Point Alternative Care (PAC)
der of Harborcity, CA 90717 (800) 409-7969 (949) 836-4833 34213 S. Pacific Coast Hwy, Unit #C,
Phone: (310) 534-0013 Dana Point, CA 92629
420 Cannabis Cafe & Patient Center S.A.M.C. Phone: (949) 248-5500
Hours: Mon. to Sat. 12a to 8p Riverside 1651 East Edinger Suite 104 Santa Hours: Mon: 10a to 7p, Tues to Sat:
Southern California Herbal Network (951) 688-7931 Ana 10a to 8pm, Sun: 10a to 6p
(SCHN) C.A.P.S. Collective (714) 547-1373
600 S. Pacific Ave. Suite #104, San Santa Ana Patients Group (SAPG)
4050 Airport Center Dr. Lake Forest Community Collective 1823 17th Street, Unit #209, Santa
Pedro, CA Our entrance is off of Palm Springs 24602 Raymond Way, Suite 201 Ana, CA 92705
6th St. (760) 864-8700 Lake Forest Phone: (714) 568-0041
Phone: (310) 547-4500
The Compassionate Collective of (949) 690-7048 Hours: Mon. to Sat. 11a to 8p & Sun.
Hours: Mon-Sun 11a-8p
California The C.A.R.E. Resource Center 11a to 6p
Kush Korner II (KKII) 555 N. Commercial Drive, #5 Palm 14482 Beach Blvd. Suite Z, West- South County Alternative (SCA)
813 Cristobal Ave., Wilmington, CA Springs minster San Juan Capistrano, CA 92675
90744 (760) 325-2262 (888) 714-6337 Phone: (888) 737-7765
Phone: (310) 830-0653
Hours: 10a to 10p 7 days a week Lake Forest Community Collective So-Cal Compassion Hours: Mon. to Fri: 11am-7pm, Sat.
24602 Raymond Way, Suite 201 Orange County to Sun: 11am-6pm
South East Los Angeles Lake Forest (714) 417-1322 Suite A- Laguna Health (SALH)
AP Natural Solutions (APNS) (949) 690-7048 Call for Pre-verification
The Healing Center
9841 Alburtis Ave., Santa Fe CannaHelp South Orange County Location
Laguna Hills
Springs, CA 90670 505A Industrial Place Age limit 21 and over
(949) 981-4351
Phone: (562) 991-9393 Palm Springs Phone: (949) 249-2570
Hours: 11a TO 11p 7 days a week Green Shield of California
(760) 327-2504 Hours: Mon. to Fri: 12a to 7p, Sat:
N. Orange Co.
Discount Collective of Santa Fe Orange County Independent Collec- 11a to 5p, Closed Sundays
(714) 257-9561
Springs (DCSFS) tive Tranquil Healing Collective Member-
11823 E. Slauson Ave. Unit 29, Santa 24602 Raymond Way #206 Beach Cities Collective (BCC)
ship Association (THCMA)
Fe Springs, CA 90670 26841 Calle Hermosa Unit C, Capist-
Lake Forest Address: 1638 East 17th St, Suite J,
Phone: (562) 945-1450 rano Beach, CA 92624
(949) 770-4420 Santa Ana, CA 92705
Hours: 11a to 7p 7 days a week Phone: (949) 481-5046
OC Collective and 215 Patient Bakery Phone: (714) 262-9870
Hours: Mon. to Sat: 10a to 7p Closed
Natures Remedy (NR) Hours: Mon. to Sat: 11a to 6:30p &
10435 Atlantic Blvd., South Gate,
CA 90280
Anaheim
(714) 758-3500
Sunday
Camm Collective (CC)
Sun: Closed, by appointment only Voted California’s #1 Medical Cannabis Dispensary
Healing Orange County Patient Assn. Unit - D / Tangent Retail (UDTR)
Phone: (323) 357-7900 Serving Orange County, Call for
1665 East 4th St. Suite 112 11471 Brookhurst St. Unit #D, Gar-
Hours: Mon. to Sat. 11a to 7p & Verification and Information.
Santa Ana, CA 92701 den Grove, CA
Sun.11a to 6p Phone: (949) 242-9168
(714) 835 - 4206 Hours: Mon. to Fri: 11am-7pm, Sat.
Hours: Mon to Sat: 11a to 8p, Sun: • Superior Customer Service
Santa Fe Compassionate Health 12p to 6p
www.healingoc.com to Sun: 12pm-6pm
Center (SFCHC) Phone: (714) 590-9100
Address: 13128 Telegraph Rd, Suite Orange Co. Patient Group *Dana Point Safe Harbor Collective
C, Santa Fe Springs, CA 90670 2315 E. 17th St. #4 Santa Ana (DPSHC)
The Variety (TV) • High Quality Medication
15052 Adams St., Unit #A, Midway
Call for directions and pre-verifi- (714) 547-2525 4102 Violet Lantern St., Dana
City, CA 92655
cation Point CA, 92629
Alternative Medical Caregivers Phone: (714) 893-1263
Phone: (562) 941-1111
13912 Ponderosa St #H
Phone: (949) 488-0114
Hours: 11a to 8p 7 days a week
Hours: Open 7 Days: 11a to 7p • Patient Friendly
Hours: Sun. to Thurs: 10a to 8p, &
Fri. to Sat: 10a to 9p
Santa Ana Palm Springs Atmosphere
(714) 667-0800 GGECO
Santa Fe Springs Specialty Health 26730 Towne Centre Dr. Ste 203, The California Collective of Choice
Medical Collective Of Garden Grove Foothill Ranch, CA 92610 (CCOC)
Center
10016 Pioneer Blvd., Unit #112,
13252 Garden Grove Blvd. #209 Phone: 1-(888)-TO- Phone: 760-325-2262, After hours: • Blocks from
Santa Fe Springs, CA 90670
(714) 663-1420 GGECO(864-4326) 760-272-2010 BART/AMTRAK
Phone: (562) 949-0100 Alternative Primary Caregivers Col- Hours: 10a to 8p 7 days a week Hours: Mon-Sat: 10am to 7pm, &
Hours: Mon. to Sat. 11a to 8p & Sun. lective Sunday 12pm to 4pm
Lake Forest Alternative Center (LFAC)
South OC
11a to 6p
(866) 699-2451
22471 Aspan St. Ste 207, Lake For- Community Caregivers (CC) • HANDICAP Accessible
The Springs Alternative Care (SAC) est, CA 92630 Palm Springs, CA
11703 Los Nietos Rd., Santa Fe Southern California Caregivers Phone: (949) 458-2500 Phone: (760) 325-9988
Springs, CA 90670 OC Hours: Mon. to Sat: 9:30a to 7p & Fax: (760) 325-9988
Phone: (562) 699-8960 (949) 243-5638 Closed Sunday Hours: Open 7 Days: 10a to 6p • Patient Vendors
Hours: Mon. to Sat. 11a to 8p & Sun. The Modest House Collective Lake Forest Designated Caregivers CVPA/Herbs and Oils (CVPA) Always Welcome
11a to 6p (949) 439-2867 (LFDC) Call for Information and Address
Orange-San Bernardino-River- The Valley Coast Collective 24602 Raymond Way, Unit #203, Phone: (760) 835-7431
side-Imperial Huntington Beach, Newport Beach, Lake Forest, Ca 92630 Mother Earth’s Collective (MEC)
& Fountain Valley Phone: (949) 836-0417 1140 Beaumont Avenue Unit E 415 4th Street, Oakland, CA 94607 • 510-625-7877 (purp)
215 Agenda (215A)
(714) 369-9786 Hours: Mon. to Sat. 9a to 8p & Sun. Beaumont, CA 92223
Address: 24601 Raymond Way #11
10a to 7p & All Holidays 10a to 5p Phone: (951) 797-0927
Lake Forest, CA 92630
Hours: Mon. to Sat: 10a to 8p
Healthy Living Hospice Center
1800 E. Garry Ave. #221 Santa Ana Lake Forest Health Wellness Center Hours: 11a to 7p 7 days a week Open 7 Days a Week
Phone: Verification: (949) 380-8420 (866) 575-5430 (LFHWC)
23072 Lake Center Dr. #110, Lake
South Coast Patients Collective Assoc. Monday – Saturday, 9am – 8pm
(SCPCA)
Forest, CA 92630 Call for address and verification Sunday, 10am – 6 pm
Phone: (760) 770-0600 Cell: (760) Phone: (949) 329-0909
449-8397 Hours: 8a to 7p 7 days a week
Hours: 8a to 7p 7 Days a week Canna Pharmacy (CP)
West Valley Patients Collective As- San Diego’s Premier Cannabis Col-
sociation (WVPCA) lective
Palm Springs, Ca 92258 Phone: (619) 523-1974
Phone: (760) 329-0418 Chron Don Medical Marijuana Delivery
Hours: Mon. to Sat: 9:00a to 7:00p

Service (CDMMDS)
San Diego Serving the Inland Empire, Orange

Beneficial Care Collective (BCC) County, Long Beach and surround-
740 Broadway, San Diego, CA 92101 ing areas.
Phone: (619) 702-2110 Phone: (714) 499-8776
*Green Joy (SAN DIEGO) Clones 2 Grow Collective Care (C2GCC)
4633 Convoy St. Suite #104, Serving Temecula by Appointment
San Diego, CA 92111 Only.
(858) 268-4488 Phone: (951) 216-9201
Hours: Mon. to Sat: 11a to 7p & Hours: Mon. to Sat. 9a to 9p
Closed Sunday CLS Delivery (CLSD)
Green Tree Solutions (GTS) Caregiving right to your doorstep.
8055 Clairemont Mesa Blvd. Ste Serving San Fernando Valley
108A, San Diego, CA 92111 Phone: (818) 231-4781
Phone: (858) 278-2128 Hours: Sun. to Wed. 11a to 9p &
Hours: 11a to 11p 7 days a week Thurs. to Sat. 11a to 12a
Hillcrest Compassion Care of San Compassion At Your Door (CAYD)
Diego (HCCC) Delivery to the 909 & 951 areas.
1295 University Ave. Ste 10, San Phone: (951) 224-4572 & (909) 232-
Diego, CA 92103 5701
Phone: (619) 395-6349 Hours: Open 7 Days: 8a to 10p
Hours: Mon. to Sat: 9am to 10pm Covina Collective Delivery (CCD)
Integrity Workers Cooperative Inc. Call for Delivery Area Information.
2801 Camino Del Rio South #201-6 Hours; Mon. to Sat. 9a to 9p & Sun.
San Diego, CA 92108 11a to 4p
Phone: (619) 692-3995 Phone: (626) 848-6453
Southern California Delivery Farm A.C. Deliveries (FAC)
Services Delivery to all of San Diego County.
215-2-U Hours: Open 7 Days: 10a to 10p
Serving the Inland Empire & High Phone: (858) 525-4106
Desert High Quality Cannacare (HQC) yon, Malibu and the San Fernando Berkeley Cannabis Coop (BCC)
Phone: (951) 660-5812 Delivery Serving all of Orange Valley Call for Address & Directions
Hours: 10a to 10p 7 Days a week County. Phone: (888)-RELEAF1, (818) Phone: (510) 486-1025
420 Caregivers (420C) Phone: (213) 858-3621 430-4686
Fax: (213) 341-8170 Berkeley Patients’ Group
Delivery service covering the Hours: 10a to 10p 7 days a week 2747 San Pablo Ave
Westside Hours: Open 7 Days: 9a to 9p
Relaxed Expressions Collective (REC) (510) 540-6013
Phone: (424) 227-1069 IE Dispensary Inc. (IEDI) Delivery to Riverside and sur-
Hours: Open 7 Days: 8a to 12a Serving the San Bernardino, River- Berkeley Patients’ Care Collective
rounding areas 2590 Telegraph Ave
420 Inland Empire Deliveries (IED) side, and San Diego Counties Phone: (909) 532-2439 (510) 540-7878
SPECIAL THANKS TO:

Region Serves: Riverside, Orange Phone: (760) 801-7892 Hours: Mon. to Sat. 9a to 7p &
County Hours: 9a to 8p 7 days a week Closed Sun. Oakland
Hours: Open 7 Days: 9am to 9pm L.A. Confidential (LAC) San Diego and North County Deliv- Blue Sky Coffee Shop
Phone: (951) 515-9213 Serving Los Angeles and Orange ery (SDNC) 377 17th St. Oakland, CA
420 Spiritual Primary Caregiver’s (SPC) County Phone: (760) 801-7892 Phone: (510) 251-0690
Delivery Only: Los Angeles & Orange Phone: (626) 257-4514 Hours: 9a to 8p 7 days a week Hours: Mon - Sat 8:30am - 8:00pm
County Hours: 10a to 8p 7 days a week Sun 10:00am - 6:00pm
SGV Delivery (SGVD)
Hours: Open 7 Days: 10am-9pm (Last Med-Way.Net (MWN) Serving the San Gabriel Valley Harborside Health Center (HHC)
order taken at 9pm) Serving Hollywood, The Westside, Phone: (626) 890-5336 1840 Embarcadero, Oakland, CA
Phone: (562)-536-2502 The Valleys, Palmdale, and Lancaster Hours: 9a to 9p 7 days a week Phone: (510) 533-0146 & Fax: (510)
Affordable Quality Caregivers (AQC) Phone: (323) 304-0963 533-0148
Hours: 11a to 9p 7 days a week So. Cal. Delivery Service (SCDS) Hours: Open 7 Days: 11a to 8p
Serving Riverside County Delivery to Los Angeles, Orange
Phone: (951) 663-8611 OC Herbal Care (OCHC) County, & Inland Empire. Oakland Patient Center (OPC)
Verification Hours: Mon-Fri 9am-5pm Delivery Serving Orange County Phone: (909) 251-8570 705 Broadway, Oakland, CA
Delivery Hours: Mon-Sat 7am-7pm Phone: (714) 654-3450 Phone: -510-893-0891 For their commitment in the community and their
Sticky Icky’s (SI)
Alternative Medicine Delivery (AMD) Hours: Open 7 Days: 11a to 9p
Serving Orange County, Riverside Purple Heart Patient Center (PHPC) support of political prisoners suffering needlessly We
Serving San Diego & Surrounding Organic Garden Discount Delivery County, San Diego County, and 415 Fourth. St., Oakland, CA are winning the fight on the ground but your support
Areas (OGDD) Surrounding Areas.
Phone: (619) 674-5885 Serving Orange County and sur-
San Francisco enables those who have paid greatly with their
Phone: (949) 637-PUFF (7833)
Hours: Open 7 Days: 10a to 10p & rounding areas. Hours: 7 days a week, 9am to 7pm
208 Valencia St. freedoms the ability to survive tradgedy and envision a
Call for Appointment Phone: (310) 467-6870 (at Duboce, inside cafe)
Hours: Open 7 Days: 9a to 11p Ventura County Deliveries (VCD) (415) 621-0131 brighter future. THANK FOR ALL YOU DO!
Cannabliss Deliveries to Southern California.
Deliveries to Southern California A Patient Group (TPG) Alternative Patient Caregivers (APC)
Phone: (714) 422-9279 Delivery to Santa Clarita, Los Angeles
Phone: (877) 837-4420
953 Mission #108, San Francisco, TO MAKE A DONATION:
Fax: (323) 395-0877
Fax: (714) 616-5444 County & San Fernando Valley Hours: Hours: 11a to 7p; Closed
CA CALL: 888-824-6863 OR
Phone: (818) 297-0704 Phone: (415) 618-0680 EMAIL:COMPASSIONFAMILY@GMAIL.COM
Canna Cure Collective, Inc (CCCI) Monday
Hours: Mon. to Sat. 11:30a to 6:30p
Serving Orange County, Inland Pure Green Releaf (PGR) Berkeley OR PAYPAL @ WWW.FREETAINTED.COM
Empire and San Diego County Serving Ventura Co., Topanga Can- Alternative Herbal Health

442 Haight St. Phone: (415) 642-5895 1077 Post St., San Francisco, CA Phone: (415) 469-7700
(415) 864-1300 Hours: Open 7 Days: 8a to 8p Phone: (415) 346-4338 Hours: Tues. to Sat. 10a to 7p
Alternative Relief Co-op (ARC) Divinity Tree (DT) Hours: Mon. to Sat. 10p to 7p & Re-Leaf Herbal Center (RHC)
1944 Ocean Ave., San Francisco, CA 958 Geary St., San Francisco, CA Sun. 10a to 5p 1284 Mission St. @ 9th,
Phone: (415) 239-4766 Phone: (415) 614-9194 Good Fellows Smoke Shop (GFSS) San Francisco, CA
Hours: Mon. to Sat. 12p to 7p Hours: Mon. to Sat. 10a to 7p & Sun. 473 Haight St., San Francisco, CA Phone: (415) 355-0420
Bay Area Safe Alternatives Inc. (BASA, 11a to 6p Phone: (415) 255-1323 Hours: Mon. to Sat. 12p to 8p

Inc) Emmalyn’s California Cannabis Clinic
Medical Cannabis Dispensary *Sanctuary
1326 Grove St., San Francisco, CA (ECCC) Green Door 669 O\’Farrell St.
* *
FREE LASER PAIN TREATMENT Phone: (415) 409-1002 1597 Howard St. Unit #A, San 843 Howard St. San Francisco, CA
FREE GIFTS FOR NEW PATIENTS
AND ACUPUNCTURE w/ PURCHASE Hours: M-F 8:30a to 10:00p, Sat-Sun Francisco, CA (415) 541-9590 Phone: (415) 885-4420
9:00a to 10:00p Phone: (415) 861-1000
Sun 11-5pm Mon-Fri 11-7pm Sat 11-6pm Hours: Open 7 Days: 10a to 8p *Herbal Health Collective San Francisco ACT-UP (SFAU)
Dispensary (BHD) (916) 459-6123 1884 Market St., San Francisco,
www.naturalherbalpainrelief.org 33 29th Street, San Francisco, CA Grass Roots Clinic (GRC)
519 Parrott San JOSE 95112 (NEXT TO COSTO ON SENTER RD) www.herbalcollective.org CA
JUST MINUTES AWAY FROM HIGHWAY 101, 280, & 87
*Hope Net Co-Op (HN) Phone: (415) 864-6686
223 9th St. San Francisco CA San Francisco Patients’ Coopera-
Phone: (415) 863-4399 tive (SFPC)
Hours: Mon. to Fri. 12p to 7p & 350 Divisadero St., San Fran-
Sat. 12p to 5p cisco, CA
Ketama Cooperative Phone: (415) 552-8653
14 Valencia St. SF Medical Cannabis Clinic #1
(415) 861-2451 (SFMCC1)
Love Shack (LS) 122 Tenth St., San Francisco, CA
502 14th St., San Francisco, CA Phone: (415) 626-4781
Phone: - Hours: Mon. to Wed. 11a to 7p
Hours: Mon. to Sat. 10a to 7p & & Thurs. to Sat. 10a 7p & Sun.
Sun. 11a to 4p 11a to 6p
Mr. Nice Guy (MNG) Sweetleaf Collective (SC)
174 Valencia St., San Francisco, CA Call for Address & Directions.
Phone: (415) 865-0990 Phone: (415) 273-4663
Hours: Sun. to Thurs. 11a to 9p & Hours: Open 7 Days: 8a to 10p
Fri. to Sat. 11a to 11p The Patient Place (PP)
Nor Cal Herbal Relief Center 4811 Geary Blvd, San Francisco
dena plotkin license number:
mfc41033 (NCHRC)
1545 Ocean Ave. San Francisco, CA
Phone: (415) 221-HEMP
Valencia Street Caregivers (VSC)
licensed marriage family therapist
psychotherapy - life coaching
4402 west pico blvd.

los angeles, ca 90019
(213) 864-6406
www.DenaPlotkin.com
incite@DenaPlotkin.com
Reflections of Avalon
Medicinal Marijuana Collective
MCD LAWYER
James Anthony 1291 Talmage Road, Ukiah CA 95482
Medical Cannabis Dispensary Permit Law 707.463.1178
Offices in Oakland and Los Angeles
info@MCDLawyer.com reflections_of_avalon@yahoo.com
510-207-6243 • www.mcdlawyer.com
Ed Rosenthal
COURT-QUALIFIED CULTIVATION EXPERT
• Experience in both Federal and State courts
• Strategies to resolve issues quickly
• Consulting
Contact: asked420@gmail.com
Tel: 510.533.0605 Ext 4# / Fax: 510.535.0437
MMCA, Cameron Park Marvin’s Gardens (MG)
208 Valencia St., San Francisco, CA Contra Costa County
(530) 677-5362 Call for Address & Directions
Phone: (415) 621-0131 Maricare (MC)
RealMeds Phone: (707) 869-1291
Hours: Open 7 Days: 8a to 10p 127 Aspen Dr., Pacheco, CA
Serving Modesto & The 209 Area North Bay Alternative Healing
Santa Cruz Phone: (925) 459-2929
(209) 489-5148 (NBAH)
*Greenway Compassionate Hours: Open 7 Days: 11a to 7p
Purple Princess Delivery Service 1516 Napa St., Vallejo, CA 94590
Relief (GCR) East Bay Patients Association (EBPA) Phone: (707) 980-7221
Serving Patterson & Surrounding

140 Dubois St #D, Santa Cruz 3223 Pierce St., Richmond CA
Areas Marin Alliance for Medical MJ,
Phone: (831) 420-1640 Phone: (510) 527-0420

(209) 818-7077 Fairfax
Hours: Mon. to Fri. 11a to 6p & Hours: Mon. to Sat: 11a to 7p
Trusted Friend Inc. (415) 256-9328
Sat. 10a to 6p www.ebpatients.org
2030 California St., Redding Vallejo Patients’ Cooperative,
Hemporium (H) *Golden State Health Center (530) 229-1920 320 Mini Drive Vallejo
Deliveries, call for delivery area. 865 Marina Bay Parkway #44
Yuba County Cannabis Buyers’ Col- (707) 557-7709.
Phone: (831) 295-9381 Richmond CA 94804
(510)234-1154 lective Apela Collective,
Santa Cruz Patients Collective
(530) 749-7497 469 Entrada Drive Novato
115 Limekiln St. Holistic Healing Collective
Stanislaus/Central Valley Co-op: (415) 234-6957
(831) 425-7272 221 Tewksbury Ave.
Pt. Richmond , CA 94801 Primary Caregivers & Consultants Sacramento
Wo/Mens Alliance for Medical MJ
510-232-1329 (209) 818-2932 12 Hour Care Collective
(831) 425-0580
www.holistichealingcollective. MEDMAR Clinic Dispensing Collec- 12 Hour Care Collective
Alameda, Hayward
com tive 6666-C Fruitridge Blvd.
& Tri-Valley
7 Stars Holistic Healing Center, 210 East Olive Fresno (916) 386--9727
Garden of Eden (559) 442-8420
3288 Pierce St. Suite # M108 All About Wellness
21227 Foothill Blvd., Castro Valley
Richmond Twisted Medical Center 1900 19th Street
(510) 881-2160
(510) 527-STARS 1810 N. Chester Avenue Bakers- Corner of S & 19th
*NBD Collective field (916) 454-4337
Central Valley
7180 Thornton Ave., Newark, (559) 442-8420
Stockton to Redding American Collectives Dispensary
CA Phone (510) 401-7188
& Foothills Marin- North Bay-Napa - Sonoma 1855 Diesel Suite #1
We Are Hemp (916) 927-0237
*Pathways Health Co-op Caregiver Compassion Group
913 East Lewelling Blvd., San
20 East Acacia St., Stockton 495 Gate 5 Rd. Sausalito CA 94965 A Therapeutic Alternative
Lorenzo
(209) 451-3940 (707) 542-7303 or (888) 542-7303 3015 H, Street
(510) 276-2628
pathwayshealthcoop.com Herban Legend (HL) (916) 400-3095
Purple Elephant Non-profit Col- Fax: (916) 400-3117
Golden State Patient Care (GSPC) 18300 Old Coast Hway#3, Fort
lective atherapeuticalternative@yahoo.
233 State Highway 174, Colfax, CA Bragg, CA
1537 Webster St. Ste. B, Alameda com
Phone: (530) 346-2514 Phone: (707) 961-0113
(510) 995-8530
Hours: Mon. to Sat. 9a to 5p Hours: Mon. to Sat. 11a to 6p Alternative Medical Center
8665 Folsom Blvd. (916) 751-9849 Sonoma Patient Group South Bay & Peninsula
(916) 386-3588 2425 Cleveland Ave #175 98 Highway 119 South, Ste. 2, Health Star Medical Evaluation
Nor Cal Alternative Healing Blue Heaven
Canna Care (CC) Santa Rosa 3149 Middlefield Rd.
Nederland CO, 80466 Clinic
515 Broadway
320 Harris Ave. #G (916) 448-3590 (707) 526-2800. Redwood City 303-258-3561 710 E. Speer Blvd., Denver CO,
(916) 925-1199 Peace in Medicine (650) 361-8009 The Farmacy 80203
*Northstar Holistic Collective 303-586-1200
*Capitol Wellness Collective 6771 Sebastopol Ave (Hwy 12) Evolution 845 Walnut St., Boulder CO, 80302
1236 C Street Sebastopol
2100 29th Street (916) 591-9383 6116 Highway 9 Felton 720-375-3777 Herbal Health
(707) 823-4206

(916) 739-1471 (650) 537-6256 The Village Green Society 419 W. 13th Ave., Denver CO,
One Love Wellness Sonoma Alliance for Med MJ 80204

*Capitol Wellness Collective 1841 El Camino Ave Lake County 2043 16th St., Boulder CO, 80302
(707) 522-0292 720-746-9064 720-542-8364
2400 14th Street (916) 231-5683 Sonoma (Guerneville): *Alternative Solutions
(916) 325-9000 12867 E. HWY 20 985 Dispensary Herbal Wellness
P Street Health Center Marvin’s Gardens
Clearlake Oaks 985 Santa Fe Dr., Denver CO, 771 Santa Fe Dr., Denver CO,
CNAA 2012 P Street (707) 869-1291
(916) 930-1920 (707) 998-1100 80204 80204
2150 Bell Ave.
Lake Co . D & M Compassion Center 303-446-0420 720-299-1919
(916) 333-4622 River City Wellness Collective *D&M Compassion Center
15196 Lakeshore Blvd, Clearlake Lincoln Herbal
City Of Trees Compassionate Care 3318 Broadway (707) 994-1320 15196 Lakeshore Dr. All Green Health Alternatives
6743 Fair Oaks Blvd. (916) 736-6337 Clearlake Denver, Denver CO, 80203 424 Lincoln St., Denver CO,
Carmichael, CA The Patient’s Choice,
(707) 994-1320 303-868-4753 80203
Sacramento Holistic Healing Center 9440 Main St., Upper Lake
(916) 481-1116 303-955-0701
(SHHC) (707) 275-9564 Alternative Medicine on Capital Hill
COTcarmichael@gmail.com 2014 10th Street Mile High Alternative Medicine
1401 Ogden St., Denver CO,
Delta Health and Wellness (916) 930-0939 Kelseyville COLORADO STATE Denver, Denver CO, 80203
(707) 277-8300
80218
2416 17th St. Sara Jane & Cooperative Boulder 720-961-0560 720-289-9654
(916) 231-9646 908 21st Street Good Karma Growers Collective Mile High Green Cross
6045 Second Ave. Lucerne 420HighWays, LLC Back to the Garden
Doctors Orders (916) 446-8985 852 Broadway, Denver CO,
(707) 274-2144 201 E. Simpson St. #B 1547 Gaylord St., Denver CO,
1704 Main Ave. South Sacramento Health Center Lafayette CO, 80026 80206 80203
(916) 564-2112 114a Otto Circle The Humboldt Cooperative 303-861-4252
720-434-5210 720-877-3562
East Bay Health Solutions (EBHS) (916) 393-1820 601 I St., Suite 2 Arcata
(707) 822-9330. AlterMeds Cannabis Medical New Millenium
2201 Northgate Blvd. Suite H *The Holistic Collective (THC)
(916) 564-6625 Mendo Remedies Co-Op, 1156 W. Dillon Rd. Unit 3 762 Kalamath St., Denver CO, Denver, Denver CO, 80203
4215 Kitty Lane Louisville CO, 80027 80204 720-318-3275
(916) 285-5822 42400 Highway 101 Laytonville
*El Camino Wellness Center Col- 720-389-6313 303-912-2013 Pain Management of Colorado
(707) 984-7101
lective (ECWCC) www.thcsac.com
2511 Connie Drive Unit #200 Caregiver Compassion Group Boulder Alternative Medicine Capitol Hill Medicine Shoppe 110 Cook St., Ste. 103, Denver CO,
*Unity Non-Profit Collective 1325 Broadway St, Ste. 213 1410 Grant Street #B104, Denver 80206
Hours: 10am-7pm Mon-Fri Sat 495 Gate 5 Rd. Sausalito CA
1832 Tribute Road Suite E 94965 (707) 542-7303 or (888) Boulder CO, 80302 CO, 80204 303-423-7246
10am-8pm Sun 11pm-6pm (916) 564-1824
(916) 473-2427 542-7303 720-210-4021 303-993-5777 Pride in Medicine
Valley Health Options Boulder County Caregivers Caregivers for Life of Cherry Creek 731 W. 6th Ave., Denver CO,
elcaminowellnesscenter@ Northern California Collective &
1421 Auburn Blvd. Vapor Lounge 2955 Valmont, Boulder CO, 80301 310 Saint Paul St., Denver CO,
gmail.com 80204
(916) 779-0715 8050 Lake St. Lower Lake
*Florin Wellness Center (FWC) 303-495-2195 80206 303-999-0441 80205 Mind Body Spirit
The North Coast (707) 998-5248 720-536-5462 Rocky Mountain Farmacy 303-953-7059 3054 Larimer St., Denver CO,
7047 South Land Park Drive Boulder MMJ
(916) 391-8200 Arcata PCenter Compassionate Heart 1909 Broadway, Ste. 103 Cherry Creek Health 1719 Emerson St., Denver CO, Denver Compassionate Caregivers 80205
Hours: 10am-8pm Mon- Address: 1085 K St. Arcata 2020 Industry Rd. Ukiah Boulder CO, 80302 155 Cook St., Ste. 150, Denver CO, 80218 303-297-2273
1538 Wazee St., Denver CO, 80202
Fri,11am-8pm Sat, 11am-6pm Phone: (707) 496-9769 (707) 462-5100 303-732-6654 80206 720-389-9002 Natural Remedies
303-623-7246 (PAIN)
Hours: Mon-Fri: 10a to 7p, Sat: 11a- Northern California Delivery 303-388-0086 The Grasshopper Alternative
Sun Boulder Vital Herbs Denver Kush Club 1620 Market St, Ste. 5W, Denver CO,
7p, Sun: 12a-5p Services
*Fruitridge Health and Wellness 2527 1/2 Broadway, Boulder CO, Denver Metro Medical Cannabis Medicine 80202
Caregiver Compassion Group 2615 Welton St., Denver CO,
Collective (FHWC) 5StarCannabis.com (5SCC) 80304 Couriers 1728 East 17th Ave., Denver CO, 80205 303-953-0884
Delivers 1 hour deliveries in Serving South Bay and Peninsula
2831 Fruitridge Road Suite E Sonoma County 303-440-0234 Denver, CO, 80203 80218 303-736-6550 Nature’s Kiss Medical Lounge
(916) 706-3806 Phone: (415) 424-5189 720-227-6939 303-388-4677 4332 S. Broadway, Denver CO,
9AM-8PM Sun-Thurs Hours: Open 7 Days: 9a to 10p Compassionate Pain Management Denver Patient’s Group
GRASS 10AM-10PM Fri.& Sat. 116-7 W. Dillon Rd. Discount Medical Marijuana The Organic Remedy 80205
2863 Larimer St., Unit B, Denver
4381 Gateway Park Blvd Suite Phone: (707) 703-842 Cannabis Direct (CD) Louisville CO, 80027 2028 E. Colfax Ave., Denver CO, Denver Metro Area, Denver CO, 303-484-9327
Phone: (707) 689-2276
CO, 80205
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T H I S M O N T H ’ S B U D : K RY PTO N I T E p h oto : d o o b i e d u c k
He calls it “Kryptonite.” In comic books, green kryptonite can kill Superman. This Kryptonite, however, will have you feeling super-
powered yourself. Let’s hear from the grower and photographer, DoobieDuck:
"This strain is a cross of Trainwreck and Bluemoonshine. Bluemoonshine=Moonshine from Dutch Passion, a super potent Blueberry
Indica. It is the sort of cannabis that energizes me and jump starts my creativity. As a med patient having to live with chronic pain from
several spine surgeries, and as an artist, I find smoke of this sort that sparks my interest in a creative project is very useful. I do not feel or
think about my pain issues when my mind is occupied doing a creative activity. Non-patients, artists, musicians and the like, would also
love this strain, as audio perception is fantastic, visual perception is increased, and as I said, it jump starts creativity. Thank you and your
magazine for the interest in my strains and images." —DoobieDuck
He bought the seeds years ago, and this strain maybe lost to all but a handful of growers. It makes sense. Kryptonite is supposed to be
rare….editor@westcoastcannabis. com

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For hemp enthusiasts everywhere! Always Free!

Volume 3, Issue 2 | FEBRUARY 2010

POT & PRO SPORTS OFFICIALLY

Cover photo: MzJill

I n 1978 slugger Orlando Cepeda—dubbed the

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ANATOMY OF A POLITICAL ACTION

How the Ring in the New Year Rally

Oakland City Hall

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Next came organizing a list of

Me and the kid

Throughout the process we blanketed email lists,

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M ost of us are aware that marijuana has medicinal values. Can-

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Med Pot Warning:

First Place By Alex Allan Anderson

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H ave you had enough of all those mind numbing complicated

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Finally a Strain-Specific Bloom Booster

Quality high grade as ‘Berkeley Patients Group Day’ in our city.”

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