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File a class-action lawsuit against dispensaries that aren’t transparent about the reality of medical cannabis today; they’re playing with patients’ health. Cannabis is medicinal and should be treated with the necessary care, but that’s not happening. They cling to the lies they’ve been told and even treat you poorly. All of this is grounds for a lawsuit. Change your ways and be transparent—that’s the best thing that can happen—but we cannot allow employees to treat us poorly because, in the long run, we’re not addicts; we’re patients with chronic conditions. Employees at various dispensaries are telling patients that the industry has collapsed under the new state law—which no longer allows more than 2% THC—and that the terpene levels, which they now claim are what you need, are very low (for example, 0.59). The Department of Health refused to reclassify it back to its original status, leaving it on a list of drugs that isn’t viable—it causes more harm, creates more anxiety, and other issues. They can be sued.
