Anyone Here Buy.The Oil From Ronnie Smith?

[Tom2350]

He lives in Kentucky and charges $1000 for 30 grams.....Is he honest?I hate to get ripped off......Anyone here deal with him?

[newedge2003]

Hi, Tom. $1000? Wow. Or was that supposed to be $100?

http://medicalseedbank.com/en/2-indica-seeds has the Indica seeds (which I believe is what Ricky mentions in the vids) goes from $70 - $125...so if Smith's charging $1000 for the oil...well, I don't think KY has any medical marijuana laws...

I've just written to http://www.cannakitchenandresearch.com, who posted under the Angela20 post in the locations forum. They're in OR; IDK if they can help anyone out of state, as going thru their site, they talk about having the "OR Medical Marijuana Card..."

I know that for some people--those in apartment complexes, trailer/mobile home parks, renting houses--that growing anything is simply out of the question, so being able to get the oil, ready-made may be their only option.

[jasonC1]

I am from Kentucky. I am interested in contacting him about hemp oil, but I too wanted to hear from someone who had bought from him before. I was diagnosed with CML Leukemia in late March and am trying to beat it naturally without drugs. I have been taking a natural supplement called LifeOne advised to me by Dr. James Howenstine. From what I have read if you use high quality hemp oil for leukemia it works pretty fast so I definitely want to try it.

[survivor]

That price sounds about right to me. I know what it costs to make an ounce of good quality oil. It will take anywhere from 6-9 ounces of cannabis, depending on the quality.

[drchen054]

That price sounds about right to me. I know what it costs to make an ounce of good quality oil. It will take anywhere from 6-9 ounces of cannabis, depending on the quality.

I bought from him. He delivered. You pay first though. He said it was some sativa indica mix, but this was like 2 years ago.

[bbferrell]

That price sounds about right to me. I know what it costs to make an ounce of good quality oil. It will take anywhere from 6-9 ounces of cannabis, depending on the quality.

I bought from him. He delivered. You pay first though. He said it was some sativa indica mix, but this was like 2 years ago.

Does anyone have a solid opinion on the quality of Ronnie Smiths Oil? I have his phone number and I am ready to buy it if I can be convinced it is high quality. Here's a little background of my situation.

I've been researching for the past week. I am sold on the Rick Simpson Oil. I have a pretty good bull shit meter. But, to me all of the anecdotal evidence is convincing.

In the past two years my father has been diagnosed with first prostate cancer, then colon cancer and then finally leukemia. He hasn't done any of the chemo or radiation. He did have surgery to remove the colon cancer and by all accounts the doctors say they got it all. He refuses to get the prostate cancer treated primarily because her doesn't believe in the treatments of chemo or radiation. He also isn't going to get any conventional treatment for the leukemia either. He says be wants a quality of life and doesn't want to go near the medical systems treatments.

I've Been educating him on the Rick Simspon Oil. He is very excited to try it. But, here is the rub. He lives in Pennsylvania and South Carolina. Splits his time. Neither state has medical marijuana laws. So. I've been trying to find the best way to get him treated.

It seems like Oregon may be the only legal alternative. Since, out of state people can be registered users. But, even then I don't knownifnthenquantity limit would prevent the purchase of Rick simpson oil. Plus, it's not exactly convenient to travel there.

The other option is to find someone who will sell it to him on the black market. I found an individual. But, I can't be confident I. The quality of the oil.

Do any of you has have a suggestion?

What is the best way to get my father the oil with reasonable confidence the it's of good quality?

Thanks to all al!!!

[Freebird01]

Either bite the bullet and buy from a local provider (if you can find a reliable one) or..... Make the trip to Oregon. There are a number of clinics that will review the patient records, do an exam, and based on the patients medical needs provide a Drs. recommendation to use medical marijuana. The moment you have proof of mailing of the Drs. recommendation and completed application to the Oregon Medical Marijuana Program you are eligible to posses up to 24 ounces of medical marijuana. YOU MUST KEEP COPIES OF THE RECOMMENDATION,APPLICATION, AND PROOF OF MAILING TO BE LEGAL PENDING ISSUANCE OF YOUR ACTUAL OMMP CARD. If you have that paperwork then I will provide your patient with a course of treatment free of charge.

I am also considering the implications of Washington States new law legalizing recreational use of marijuana. Hypothetically speaking if you are legally allowed to posses medical marijuana in Oregon, and you cross the border to Washington where it is legal to posses, and you give/share with no remuneration to another citizen then you have violated no laws. Anyone care to chime in - hypothetically of course.

[bbferrell]

Either bite the bullet and buy from a local provider (if you can find a reliable one) or..... Make the trip to Oregon. There are a number of clinics that will review the patient records, do an exam, and based on the patients medical needs provide a Drs. recommendation to use medical marijuana. The moment you have proof of mailing of the Drs. recommendation and completed application to the Oregon Medical Marijuana Program you are eligible to posses up to 24 ounces of medical marijuana. YOU MUST KEEP COPIES OF THE RECOMMENDATION,APPLICATION, AND PROOF OF MAILING TO BE LEGAL PENDING ISSUANCE OF YOUR ACTUAL OMMP CARD. If you have that paperwork then I will provide your patient with a course of treatment free of charge.

I am also considering the implications of Washington States new law legalizing recreational use of marijuana. Hypothetically speaking if you are legally allowed to posses medical marijuana in Oregon, and you cross the border to Washington where it is legal to posses, and you give/share with no remuneration to another citizen then you have violated no laws. Anyone care to chime in - hypothetically of course.

Very good information. I wasn't aware that you could possess as much as 24 oz. which is plenty for the treatment. Thanks for the information. I just need to arm myself with all of the facts in order to make the right decision.

[bbferrell]

Either bite the bullet and buy from a local provider (if you can find a reliable one) or..... Make the trip to Oregon. There are a number of clinics that will review the patient records, do an exam, and based on the patients medical needs provide a Drs. recommendation to use medical marijuana. The moment you have proof of mailing of the Drs. recommendation and completed application to the Oregon Medical Marijuana Program you are eligible to posses up to 24 ounces of medical marijuana. YOU MUST KEEP COPIES OF THE RECOMMENDATION,APPLICATION, AND PROOF OF MAILING TO BE LEGAL PENDING ISSUANCE OF YOUR ACTUAL OMMP CARD. If you have that paperwork then I will provide your patient with a course of treatment free of charge.

I am also considering the implications of Washington States new law legalizing recreational use of marijuana. Hypothetically speaking if you are legally allowed to posses medical marijuana in Oregon, and you cross the border to Washington where it is legal to posses, and you give/share with no remuneration to another citizen then you have violated no laws. Anyone care to chime in - hypothetically of course.

Very good information. I wasn't aware that you could possess as much as 24 oz. which is plenty for the treatment. Thanks for the information. I just need to arm myself with all of the facts in order to make the right decision.

One other thing. After my father get the recommendation and completes the application would I be able to be able to get an OMMP card as a primary caregiver so he doesn't have to travel to Oregon?

[Genesis 1:29]

yes you can, residency is not required to participate in the OMMP.