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APC Frequently Asked Questions
Below are answers to many common questions. For additional inquiries please email us at sfbaygarden@gmail.com or give us a call at 415-618-0680.
Questions
- What do I need to receive a delivery?
- What other products do you carry?
- What is the difference between Indica and Sativa?
- What is Prop 215?
- Are you a doctor's office or can you recommend one?
- Do you see vendors?
- Do you take Credit Cards or Debit Cards (ATM)?
Answers
What do I need to receive a delivery?
You must have a current recommendation to use Cannabis for Medicinal purposes from a California doctor, and must be a resident of California with valid photo ID. With these you can become a member of APC
*Note*
First time patients should call or email us as soon as possible to get verified for your delivery!
What other products do you carry?
The Alternative Patient's Cooperative carries a variety of edibles featuring our flavored lozenge, baked goods, and peanut butter. We also have Cannabis concentrate.
What is the difference between Indica and Sativa?
Indica plants have a higher CBD (Cannabinoid) content to THC ratio. It induces a more relaxed mood. This is a treatment for anxiety, pain, and tremors, amongst other applications. Indica is also commonly used to induce appetite.
Sativa plants have less chlorophyll than its counterpart, Indica. It has a higher THC content to CBD Ratio. Sativa offers a much more energetic effect, and is commonly used to alleviate depression. Can be effective for conditions related to the nervous system as well.
What is Prop 215?
Prop 215 is a measure voted into law in California in 1996. Also known as the Compassionate Usa Act, the proposition allows medical patients to choose and use cannabis as a legal treatment option. For more information about Prop 215, please visit www.americanmarijuana.org, and find the Proposition 215 Information page.
Are you a doctor's office or can you recommend one?
No, APC is not a doctor's office nor is it able to recommend one. See our Patient's Resource page for other helpful websites.
Do you see vendors?
We do not work with independent vendors. This enables us the greatest control over the medication we supply to our patients.
Do you take Credit Cards or Debit Cards (ATM)?
No, APC does not take credit or debit cards for purchases. Cash only.
