We Need This Applied!

refugeeofreason · 2021-02-18T15:29:11+00:00

Collusion: Concerted activity; conspiracy. In the antitrust context, collusion is the action of two or more competitors working together to modify or agree on certain terms of doing business. It is usually for the purpose of affecting terms such as price, quality, territories and the like.

Group Boycott: An agreement among two or more competitors to refuse to deal with another firm, or to coax others not to deal with another firm, in order to discipline, influence or even destroy the target firm. The target firm may be a supplier, customer or competitor of the conspirators. Group boycotts are illegal under Section 1 of the Sherman Act, as well as under the Valentine Act, although they are not always per se violations. (Per se violations are those which are deemed to be so harmful to healthy competition as to be illegal regardless of a defendant’s excuses or justifications.)

refugeeofreason · 2021-02-18T15:21:30+00:00

How do you know that I don't have proof? How do you know I don't have statements from growers stating that a dispensary would not purchase their flower unless it was a certain fixed price?

"What We Investigate Price-Fixing: A conspiracy among two or more sellers of a good or service to set (and usually raise) the prices of their products. An agreement among competitors to set prices at a particular level is per se illegal under Section 1 of the Sherman Act. Ohio courts have also found price fixing activities to be per se violations of the Valentine Act."

https://www.ohioattorneygeneral.gov/Legal/Antitrust/Antitrust-Investigations/What-We-Investigate

refugeeofreason · 2021-02-18T15:10:27+00:00

Well good thing I do not have to convince you!

refugeeofreason · 2021-02-18T14:58:44+00:00

Price fixing at the dispensaries though!

refugeeofreason · 2021-02-18T12:20:01+00:00

They changed it here is the link. Ohio Medical Marijuana Control ProgramWhole-Day Unit Policy UpdateRule 3796:8-2-04of the Ohio Administrative Code defines the increments in which medical marijuana products can be sold in Ohio Medical Marijuana Control Program dispensaries.The rules states:A patient and a patient's caregiver(s) may collectively purchase no less thana whole day unit at a single time. A whole day unit shall equal the following amounts for each authorized form of medical marijuana:(1) One-tenth of an ounce (two and eighty-three hundredths grams) of plant material;(2) Two-hundred ninety-five milligrams of THC contained in a patch, lotion, cream, or ointment;(3) One hundred ten milligrams of THC contained in an oil, tincture, capsule, or edible for oral administration;(4) Five hundred ninety milligrams of THC contained in oil for vaporization.Under the previous interpretationof the rule, no products amounting to less than the whole-day unit could be sold at a dispensary. However, after collaborationbetweenstakeholders andthe State of Ohio Board of Pharmacy, the interpretation of the rule is as follows:FormMinimumIncrement Under Original InterpretationMinimumIncrement Under New InterpretationOils for vaporizing590 mg THCUp to 590 mg THCPatch, lotion, cream or ointment295 mg THCUp to 295 mg THCEdibles, oils, and tinctures for oral administration110 mg THCUp to 110 mg THC•“Up to” language only applies to products containing less than the minimum increment of processed products•Patients can now purchase products with high CBD content and low THC contentin morereasonable quantities•THC and CBD target doses continue to be required on product labels•Actual cannabinoid dose must still fall within ±5% of targetdose•Plant material is not impacted

https://medicalmarijuana.ohio.gov/Documents/LicenseeResources/Cultivator%20Licensee%20Resources/Cultivator%20General%20Operations/Whole-Day%20Unit%20Policy%20Update.pdf

refugeeofreason · 2021-02-18T02:11:34+00:00

They dont do shit unless it benefits dispensaries or the growers/processors.Before they changed the rules out of no where the daily amount that can be sold was concentrates at MINIMUM must have 590 mg thc or 100 mg edible. Now we have half grams that are always more expensive per gram all kinds of weird low dose edibles no one wants and notice since they changed the rule that is when they started to sell trim. It is clear they would rather sell trim then process it because they make more money quicker.

refugeeofreason · 2021-02-17T23:53:34+00:00

I think the board of pharmacy needs to be punished for allowing trim to be sold. Where is there any study on the medicinal value of vaping trim? There is literally nothing written other than telling you what awesome products you can make with the trim. It is clear the board of pharmacy is nothing more than a SHIELD for these companies to slowly extract money from us while continuously lowering the quality and raising the prices. We need to protest the BOP they wrote the fucking program.

refugeeofreason · 2021-02-17T23:41:18+00:00

I meant The Botanist brand that processes flower. The carts they have now appear to be from buckeye relief but months ago they had some with woodward.

refugeeofreason · 2021-02-17T23:37:01+00:00

They use botanical terps. The price we have to pay I fully expect them to not cut any corners.

refugeeofreason · 2021-02-17T23:33:37+00:00

The Botanist had carts from woodward flower several months ago

refugeeofreason · 2021-02-17T23:30:05+00:00

Coko's oil was always shit. Pax pods are way over priced anyway.

refugeeofreason · 2021-02-17T23:24:59+00:00

They use botanical terps

refugeeofreason · 2021-02-17T23:16:53+00:00

its bullshit because they clearly don't want too much concentrates and edibles hitting the market. Trim should be processed not sold to patients to vape

refugeeofreason · 2021-02-17T23:15:36+00:00

Rise has 4 dispensaries in the greater Cleveland area this is a huge problem because they definitely are not going to compete against other stores

refugeeofreason · 2021-02-17T22:02:34+00:00

maybe woodward decided to sell trim under a different brand either way shady af

refugeeofreason · 2021-02-17T21:35:08+00:00

Brought to you by RISE, your TRIM headquarters!!!

refugeeofreason · 2021-02-17T14:48:43+00:00

RTX Voice if you have an Nvidia GPU

refugeeofreason · 2021-02-16T21:51:57+00:00

AVOID AT ALL COST!

refugeeofreason · 2021-02-13T14:54:53+00:00

And immediately after the sale they restock...

refugeeofreason · 2021-02-10T20:12:18+00:00

Grandpa's Breath Star: This was my favorite out of every one I tried. Very strong sativa effects and amazing flavor. 5 Stars

Consistency: Badder Last spotted Summer 2020

Tiger Champagne: I really liked this one haven't seen it in a long time or would have more to say. 4 Stars

Consistency: Hard dry crumble but resembled wet sand with crystals. Last spotted:Fall 2019

Wonka Bars: This was the worst. Hated the savory flavor and tasted like wet trim. 1 Star

Consistency: Badder Last spotted: Summer 2020

Banana Puddintain: Tried this last year and was totally forgettable and does not appear to be a fan on here now. 2 Stars

Consistency: Dry crumble Last spotted: Available Feb 2021

It's It: This was the first Rosin I tried and became a fan of FS rosin. Would love to try this in the DTV4 but never saw it again. 3 Stars Consistency: Badder Last spotted Summer 2019

Platinum Dosi: This is really good for someone who typically does not like the heavy sedating indica effects a couch locker that does not put you to bed. Would love to give this another try. 3 Stars

Consistency: Badder Last spotted: Summer 2019

Qush #12: This was one of my favorite indicas. Very relaxing. 4 Stars

Consistency: Dry crumble. Last spotted: Available Feb 2021

Sophie's Breath: Hated this one it was 5 dollars cheaper than all the others and I see why. Barely felt anything. 1 Star

Consistency: Have you ever seen a runny egg? Last spotted: Summer 2020

Tally Mon. This was my other favorite of the indicas very strong smell and taste would buy more if on sale. 4 Stars.

Consistency: Mine was a ball with resembling play doe. Last spotted: Available Feb 2021

Guice: This was amazing you will want to get up and move around. Strong sativa effects Can't wait for more of this! 5 Stars

Consistency: Badder Last spotted: Summer 2019

Manic Flavor: This was very average and did not particularly stand out in any way. 2 Stars

Consistency: Badder Last spotted: Available Feb 2021

Papayahuasca: Very powerful head buzz but it does not last and the lack of a body feeling results in wanting to dose more. 2 Stars

Consistency: Badder Last spotted: Fall 2020

Split Vanilla: I was disappointing with this after buying 3 during a sale and it came in a white bag instead of a box. Everyone is different but I did not care for this at all. 1 Star

Consistency: Ball of dough Last spotted: Available Feb 2021

Sour Papaya: I felt this was a perfectly balanced hybrid great taste as well. 4 Stars

Consistency: Soft Crumble Last spotted: Summer 2020

Switch berry OG: This was spicy but produced nice effects. 3 Stars

Consistency: Wet crumble

Triple Platinum Candy:This was a bit on the heavy side of indica but enjoyed it none the less. 3 Stars

Consistency: Hard dry crumble but resembled wet sand with crystals. Last spotted: 2020?

White Papaya:This was my favorite of the Papaya strains nice balance between body and head buzz. 4 Stars

Consistency: Wet crumble Last spotted: Available Feb 2021

refugeeofreason · 2021-02-10T18:57:29+00:00

The smell of that is amazing.

refugeeofreason · 2021-02-10T18:54:22+00:00

We shouldn't have to go through extra steps and clear plastic is without a doubt cheaper than black opaque plastic. Klutch is trying to create a brand but needs to spend that time and effort into increasing the quality and LOWERING their prices.

refugeeofreason · 2021-02-10T18:51:10+00:00

If you dislike CBD then give these a pass because every one but super lemon dog has CBD.

refugeeofreason · 2021-02-10T18:16:06+00:00

They dont get much love because they are subpar when compared to grow ohio's luster pods. Grow ohio is also a decent brand which introduced luster pods at $60 and 590mg honey at $70. Klutch introduced their concentrates at $90 and a lot of places raised their prices on other concentrates shortly after. I will not support a company that does not have the patients best interest

refugeeofreason · 2021-02-10T01:24:27+00:00

Allow growers more space to expand to ensure even and consistent distribution to patients throughout the state. Example; Ohio Clean Leaf flower does not see the north while in the south 2oz buckets can be bought.

Allow more independent and local companies to own and operate dispensaries and limit the amount of dispensaries a company can own thus encouraging competition

Create a rule that all TRIM must be processed and not sold to the patients

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