caregivers really give free meds?

There ya go I'm in the Michigan thread duh. I still think 2 plants is a good deal and would be way more than a zip a month and not a rip off at all.

Can we get past the notion that caregivers enjoy rights granted to them by patients who designate them? Caregiving is a service with good value. Caregivers are hired by patients to produce in their behalf, and it is totally sound to expect to pay what the product and service are worth.

how about this. all the patients who bish about their CG, try growing this medicing yourself and see all the hassle, issues, problems, grey hair and money that's involved. im already stressing the fak out and mine are only seedlings. im about to throw in the towel and go back to being a patient w/a CG. its much easier to make a call and get my meds delivered than grow it. lol

My hats off to those that cg as a source of income. It's quite a bit of work and to be fairly compensated I couldn't imagine how you would even begin to decide how/what to charge.

The one who are supposed to be growing do it because they love the plant. And most of them don't care about labels such as patient and caregiver. Just good herb or not. Most people that started recently either want money or free weed. You can get them both, just not as easily as it seems!

judging by the ads for gently or totally un-used grow equiupment out there lots of people are learning that the hard way. I like 90$ light kits though so keep it going LOL, show the greedy assholes whats what, and call me when you're done with that 8" tornado inline fan, I'm going to need one soon LOL

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My hats off to those that cg as a source of income. It's quite a bit of work and to be fairly compensated I couldn't imagine how you would even begin to decide how/what to charge.

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It is largely a matter of staying at current market price points. All of the factors play into them, and we are left with a workable number.

I can't imagine that workable number seeming like a balanced trade off... Clearly a labor of love...