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Can anyone advise me as to where I can purchase good quality CBD - Cannabis oil?

If you go to California you can get a license to buy it and go to the store - all in a few hours. It takes about an hour on Venice Beach to get the license and costs $40. ~ there are plenty of stores with big signs saying The Doctor is In. Tell him you LIVE in California and then list the address of your motel, they don't ask when you moved there, or how long you plan to live there..... so if you slept there last night, then you live there today... and they know this. But if you say you are a tourist then you will be booted out. You MUST also say you are sick with something, say cancer, breast if you are a girl, prostate if you are a guy (he may ask for your PSA #, say 8.0), they do NOT ask for any proof, the doctor listens to your heart to make sure you are of decent health to take marijunana and then he gives you a prescription.
Then you walk down the street to the address they gave you for buying it. There will be a police man there in full uniform... and they want to see your paperwork, which says you are sick and have a license to buy it. The room will be full of people, people from Europe, mothers, fancy ladies, hippy guys and old guys.... you have to wait in a waiting room to go into the store, there are restrictions on how many people can be in there at a time. There are many choices of oils, they give you personal help in buying what you want.
It's a fun experience, I bought the license card with my photo on it.... it's fun to have, but not necessary to buy it. They register you when you show them your letter and then you can buy it in the future without the letter.
California loves this, they have everyone registered !!

Thanks Dawna for that information. The question remains, how do you know what you are buying is good quality? According to Rick Simpson, the person most responsible for popularizing CBD oil, there is a lot of poor quality oil out there, so he recommends that you make it yourself.

From what I've been told there is an agency that routinely checks the quality and ingredients of all products, if anything is off a tiny bit - the whole entire operation is shut down. The checks are monthly.... there are cameras all over the place which they check also. It's much tighter control than a pharmacy selling prescription drugs.... not a surprise ~ eh?

This is my first reply on this forum. (Don't know why my letters are in red.) Anyway, I don't know the law in your area but here in Colorado it's available. Are you near Colorado or any of the legalized states? We'd help in any way we could as long as it's legal.

People have driven to Colorado to buy CBD oil and taken it back home to a state where it is not legal and get into trouble.

The original question remains: how do you choose a CBD oil for quality? Do you trust the seller/manufacturer? As Rick Simpson says, make it yourself so you know you have the highest quality CBD oil.

For those looking to make the oil, note that Rick Simpson only use Indica strains for his oil. Last I heard: White Widow.

That said, hemp oil did not work for the lady in the video below. MMS, however, did work for her.

Stomach and Peritoneal cancer cured with MMS, Testimony - Mega.cl TV Channel
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Click CC for english subtitles.

I agree, marijuana seems to only show hope for brain problems, epilepsy, etc.

I live in Colorado, You must have a Colorado driver's license to get the license to buy medicinal. Then, in order to buy medicinal you have to see a doctor and we don't have the "doctor is in" signs, so it means an appointment. Then you go to a shop and have to get registered to buy it. The potent oils are only medicinal. The shops are so strict.... www.colorado.gov/pacific/marijuanainfodenver/residents-visitors

I can't imagine growing it and making it....

Taking it home is illegal but probably done all the time, the problem lies when you take home a big quantity. They don't want you to sell it out of state. I live next to a TSA agent, he says he has seen lots of marijuana leaving the state, but he is "not a DEA agent", his dogs sniff for bombs, not drugs. He guesses most suitcases have a little marijuana in them.