Time for the weekly weed report!  Is anyone else amazed that the Rhododendron Festival is in one week?

Received this week:

Sysco Pancho – Next time you visit the store that smell might be the fresh crop of frosty, cheesy Zen-X!  We’ve got it in 1g, 3.5g, 7g bags and jars, .6g joints, 7g butter bags and 1g oil. Also more of that pepper spicy Aff Goo shatter and 25% Dutch Treat in 3.5g bags only

Emerald Evolution – Headcheese has arrived, 1g, 3.5g, 7g and joints!

Prohibition Brands – your favorite barrel aged joints (whiskey, tequila, rum, cabernet) and oh so special La Cubana jungle joints!

Due soon (delivery days/times subject to change):

Canna Organix – Friday –  but it will be worth the wait, 4 strains!

Mother Earth Farms – Thursday -your favorite salve and a new CBD salve!

SCC adds medical in July

In preparation for the changing medical marijuana laws July 1st, all staff of Sea Change will train to become ordained by the State of Washington to be Medical Marijuana Consultants.   We will finally be able to speak with authority (and LEGALLY) about the recognized benefits of cannabis.  All of us are excited to expand our knowledge, share it with our customers and help those who need it.  We will all receive CPR training and embark upon a state-approved 20 hour course covering:

• Five hours about Washington state laws and rules relating to marijuana

• Two hours about qualifying conditions and the common symptoms of each

• Two hours about the short- and long-term positive and negative effects of cannabinoids

• Five hours about products that may benefit qualifying patients based on the patient’s condition, any potential contraindications and the risks and benefits of various routes of administration

• Two hours about safe handling of marijuana products, including strategies to reduce access by minors

• Two hours about ethics and customer privacy and rights
and

• Two hours about the risks and warning signs of overuse, abuse and addiction

We are sensitive to the changing rules with medical marijuana and hope to make this transition as smooth for patients as possible.