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Real THC Caps: Extract & Refine |
A fake label for pharmaceutical grade THC capsule
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A Proposal |
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This is a proposal to enable medical pot users
to purchase their THC capsules in at their local
pharmacies, in any state or US Territory,
without a Dr's letter, or Medical card and
without changing any State or Federal law
within three months.
I envision that the 15 states that have medical pot laws would not be changed. Instead, users would have a alternate choice of how they want to obtain their medical pot. Thirty years ago I had cancer and was given (probably by the NIMH ) real THC capsules which was refined into 100% THC from low grade pot. I was given the THC to “test out” to see if pot helped cancer patients. Then, based on reports from lab rats like me the powers that be (probably the NIH ) invented Marinol, which doesn't work. Also, Marinol comes in a pill form whereas THC is fat soluble. I am probably the only lab rat still alive given real THC capsules to test. Since Marinol is suppose to be molecule by molecule the same as THC, the FDA can “fast track” approve it under section 505(b)(2)of the FDA's New Drug Application. This means that the FDA needs only Realthc to be a modification of an already existing and tested drug: Marinol. Approval is fast and is done within three months without spending millions and years on testing. See FDA 505(b) .Within a month the FDA has to say wether it will approve the drug. Once FDA approved the THC capsules, then any pharmacy can stock it and any doctor anywhere in the USA or our Territories can write a script for it And my insurance would pay for it No pot Drs, no dispensaries, no medical cards, none of that crap. Just a simple Drs script will get you 100% THC. or 10% or 40% or 80% strength THC just like Tylenol 3,4 is compounded. And your insurance will pay for it! Or, you could pay for it with a check or a credit card! If THC caps were made 30 years ago from low grade pot they could be made today!!! The cost to make THC caps would probably be similar to making a bottle of syrup. Since all you are doing is extracting and refining the raw pot into THC capsules of varying strengths. |
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Now to make this happen a
DEA rule would have to be
changed:
Pot is classified as a
Schedule I
drug by the DEA in the same class
as LSD and Heroin as having no known medical use
and are addictive. This is not
a law but a rule made up by the
DEA to classify the drugs. A special DEA permit is required by the FDA for a Dr. to write a script
for a Schedule I drug.
Whereas, Cocaine, Meth, Morphine, Vicodin and Oxycotin are classified as a Scedule II drugs by the DEA. According to the DEA pot is more more addictive and dangerous than Schedule II drugs. A DEA permit is also required by the DEA for a Dr to write a script for Schedule II drugs. Most Drs. have this permit. So, pot as a Schedule I drug would have to be changed to a Schedule II or III drug. When Congress passed the Controlled Substances Act in 1970, it listed marijuana as a Schedule I drug, However, pot can be reclassified by the DEA, Recently the DEA refused to do so. However, president Obama appointed Michele Leonhart the head of the DEA and as his boss he could tell him to change it using a phone call, or with a email text or fax message.
Recently, the legal marijuana states are petitioning the DEA to reclassify marijuana as a schedule II drug. On November 30, 2011, the governors of Washington and Rhode Island petitioned the DEA to reclassify marijuana as a drug as a Schedule II drug. Then on December 28,2011, Colorado became the 3rd state to petition the Dea. The states of WA, RI, and CO petitioned the DEA because "change is needed so states like theirs, which have decriminalized marijuana for medical purposes, can regulate the safe distribution of the drug without risking federal prosecution". The safe distribution would be done in pharmacies that are legally sanctioned to distribute drugs,legally, safely, and are very accessible to the public. |
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I don't go to Zanax Dr to get a Dr's letter and then go
to a Zanax dispensry to get it and pay for it in cash.
Instead, I buy Zanax and all my drugs at a drug store
with cash, check or credit card. or my insurance covers it.
I usually get a months supply. I don't buy it buy it by the
pill.
My drug store sells 100% Zanax not 22% or 15% Zanax potency. It has exactly 2 mg of the active compound in it and not 1mg, 3mg, or 22mg. My drug store does also not have armed guards. Nor does it have a "tasting room" for me to "sample" my drugs. Nor does my drug store doesn't raise the price to prevent me from reselling it. If it does suspect I'm abusing it, my pharmacy refuses to sell it to me and notifies my Dr. My drugstore store is legally registered, licensed, certified, and inspected. I buy my Zanax by the bootle, not by the pill. One Zanaz pill is the same as another Zanax pill in my drug store. They only make one strain of Zanax it does not come in 5 different flavors. Personally, I don't care what my Zanax tastes or smells like, as long as it works. Drug stores are very easy to find they can be found anywhere. I don't have to drive all over my county lookng for a pot doctor and pot provider. So why should buying medical pot be any different from buying Zanax? Why is pot so special? Greed & Un-compassion! The purpose of the medical pot laws in every state is to enable the sick legal access to medical pot. It is not to enable just those who just want to get "high" which it has become. In studies done in CO only 1% of the members of dispensaries are truly "sick" the rest are just "medicating" to get "high" legally. Currently if you are sick and rich you are covered. But, if you are "poor" and "sick" your not. If you cannot afford your Dr letter or buy the "insanely priced" pot in the dispensaries you are left to buy it illegally on the street. Believe it or not, there are more folks who are "poor & sick" than there are "rich & sick" in this country. The poor out number the rich by at least 100,000 to 1. Most of the states ( Washington DC does ) do not require their dispensaries to provide lower priced cost medicines to the poor. It is optional to the dispensary to do so, most do not. This is wrong and contrary to the intent of the states medical pot laws to provide legal access to "all" of the sick not just the "rich" most of whom "medicate" just to those who want to get "high". IMHO, medical pot providers are worst than the Wall street bankers that caused the 2008 worldwide economic meltdown: 1) Pot works really well for my massive nere pain. But, by making pot un-affordable to me medical Pot providers have cause me to be in a constant state of "intense physiscal pain". Whereas, no Wall street bankers has caused me real physical pain which I feel every waking minute of every day. IMHO, you really got to be a asshole to keep someone in physical pain especialy just to make $. 2) The insane profits pot providers make far outdo whatever profits Wall street bankers have made. Pot providers profits can be as high as 1,000 times the actual value. And then they sell it basically by the dose (pill) which futher increases their over all profits. Whereas, no Wall Street banker has has made that kind of profit selling bonds. |