PORTSMOUTH, Va. (WAVY) — Hampton Roads’ first medical marijuana dispensary officially opened in Portsmouth Tuesday.
Columbia Care dispensary is now open, located on Seaboard Court in Portsmouth.
But don’t bother buying rolling paper or a pipe, anything made in the facility must originate with the plant’s oils.
Prices may vary but one ounce of CBD oil marketed on the company’s website sells for about $80.
Also, they only take cash.
According to the company’s website, the dispensary opened Tuesday morning. It will be open Monday through Saturday between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m.
The Seaboard Court dispensary is a no-appointment-needed facility but there’s plenty of homework to do before you arrive. There’s no entry without a Virginia Medical Registration card.
“To get that, you would first have to consult with a physician or practitioner that’s registered with the Virginia Board of Pharmacy to issue those certificates which are generally good for a year. Send a copy of your certificate and copy of your driver’s license to the Virginia Board of Pharmacy; then you would get your registration card,” dispensary pharmacist Ray Hernandez told 10 On Your Side.
Hernandez adds the Virginia NORML website has a good layout of step-by-step instructions and the website can also help you find a doctor close to where you live who is already…
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PORTSMOUTH, Va. (WAVY) — Hampton Roads’ first medical marijuana dispensary officially opened in Portsmouth Tuesday.
Columbia Care dispensary is now open, located on Seaboard Court in Portsmouth.
But don’t bother buying rolling paper or a pipe, anything made in the facility must originate with the plant’s oils.
Prices may vary but one ounce of CBD oil marketed on the company’s website sells for about $80.
Also, they only take cash.
According to the company’s website, the dispensary opened Tuesday morning. It will be open Monday through Saturday between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m.
The Seaboard Court dispensary is a no-appointment-needed facility but there’s plenty of homework to do before you arrive. There’s no entry without a Virginia Medical Registration card.
“To get that, you would first have to consult with a physician or practitioner that’s registered with the Virginia Board of Pharmacy to issue those certificates which are generally good for a year. Send a copy of your certificate and copy of your driver’s license to the Virginia Board of Pharmacy; then you would get your registration card,” dispensary pharmacist Ray Hernandez told 10 On Your Side.
Hernandez adds the Virginia NORML website has a good layout of step-by-step instructions and the website can also help you find a doctor close to where you live who is already…
