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THP Staff  If you’ve visited the Los Angeles International Airport website recently, you might have noticed a change in their public Marijuana Policy.
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THP Staff  Living art adorns the walls in the lobby of The Higher Path, August 2018 As you may have noticed the prices of legal, compliant cannabis products have increased in the months since January 2018. Our goal here at The Higher Path has always been to provide our patients and customers with the highest quality products at a reasonable price, which is why we’ve increased our prices gradually since the start of 2018 to account for pricing increases throughout the legal cannabis industry.
THP Staff  Every cannabis enthusiasts' favorite day of the year is almost here--join us this Friday April 20th, 2018 from 7am-10pm as we celebrate the VERY FIRST recreational 4/20 in California!
All adults 21+ are welcome with a valid photo ID (from ANY state) or a valid passport! Anyone 18+ is welcome with a valid medical recommendation! You MUST have a valid form of ID (and your MMJ recommendation if you're a medical patient) physically with you to be let in to The Higher Path on 4/20--no exceptions! THP Staff  Los Angeles Times The wait is FINALLY over! We're extremely excited to announce that as of Saturday January 20th, 2018 The Higher Path is the first dispensary in Los Angeles OFFICIALLY OPEN for recreational cannabis sales! Here's what you need to know about coming to see us whether you're a recreational consumer or a medical cannabis patient:
THP Staff  Lots of things are changing about the California cannabis industry in 2018 & here at The Higher Path we're having to make some adjustments to our Loyalty Points & Rewards Systems.
Once we receive our recreational license we will no longer be able to give out free products of any kind to either medical patients or recreational consumers. We are legally required to do this based off of details in MCRSA: THP Staff  (UPDATED JANUARY 20TH, 2018) We're extremely excited to announce that as of Saturday January 20th, 2018 The Higher Path is officially open for Adult Use Recreational sales! Anyone 21 & older can now visit The Higher Path with a valid photo ID. For more information on what to bring with you when you come to see us & what taxes you can expect to pay click here!
THP Staff  Los Angeles Times As the clock strikes midnight on December 31, 2017, fireworks will celebrate the new year and will signal the dawn of a new era: cannabis legalization in California. With this newfound freedom, the people of Los Angeles will be scrambling to get their medicine, and tourists will be coming in droves to sample (arguably) the country’s best herbs. But consumption laws have left people few options as to where they can enjoy cannabis, leading to uncertainty regarding the tourism that will accompany legalization. Tourists can buy it, but can’t smoke it anywhere?
THP Staff  InhaleMD We all know that 2018 will be a year for the books — recreational marijuana sales go into effect and change the landscape of the Los Angeles cannabis scene forever. But the million dollar question heard ‘round LA is, “Do I still need a medical card?” and the answer is entirely contingent upon your needs and desires as a cannabis user.
THP Staff  The new wave of recreational marijuana sales in California is just around the corner and the buzz of excitement from non-medical marijuana card holders is palpable. Now to address a word that’s been flitting around the state since last year’s election: taxes. How much will they go up, who will be affected and how do you avoid paying astronomical amounts of money for your medicine?
THP Staff  Canna Recruiter In the age of Postmates and AmazonFresh, it’s no surprise that cannabis users often opt to have their greenery delivered right to their door—but is it legal? Not currently in Los Angeles. This might come as a huge shock to you, especially when you login to Weedmaps & see the bevy of delivery services listed, but cannabis delivery in Los Angeles is illegal.
THP Staff  There are a LOT of cannabis dispensaries in Los Angeles, but did you know that most of them are illegal? With January 2018 fast approaching & legal cannabis coming to LA, law enforcement is really going to be cracking down on illegal shops & the people that visit them. But how can you tell if the dispensary you’ve been frequenting is illegal?
THP Staff  It is a common misconception that the presence of a cannabis dispensary in your neighborhood is bad for the community—that crime will increase, that children will have greater access to cannabis and that said dispensary will decrease the value of the neighborhood as a whole. By preying on the fears of individuals who simply don’t know any better, law enforcement and politicians have perpetuated the false narrative that cannabis is synonymous with crime and negativity. While there are many illegal dispensaries in Los Angeles that unfortunately do fall into this category, there are also numerous law abiding dispensaries like The Higher Path who have made it their mission to exemplify just how positive of an impact a legal dispensary can have on the community it operates within.
THP Staff  January 2018 is almost here--are you prepared to navigate recreational cannabis in Los Angeles? With over 1,400 dispensaries throughout the city, it's been difficult for Angelenos to know exactly which places are legal and which aren't. That's where the United Cannabis Business Association (UCBA) comes in! They've created a campaign called Get L.E.G.A.L. to help cannabis enthusiasts throughout Los Angeles know for sure if the dispensary they're visiting is actually legal.
By Megan Fisher  In November 2016, 57% of voters in the state of California said “Yes” to Prop 64, legalizing the recreational use of cannabis for persons 21 or older and establishing certain sales and cultivation taxes. Dispensaries didn’t just start selling cannabis recreationally the day after the election; Prop 64 stated that recreational sales couldn’t begin until January 1st, 2018. While January 2018 may seem far off, there’s plenty to do—dispensaries and cannabis companies alike are working hard to make sure they remain in compliance of all the new regulations that accompany Prop 64. By Gabe S.  When buying marijuana flower at a dispensary, it’s not difficult to find something tailor-made for your needs: Sativas for energy and focus, indicas for pain relief and sleep, hybrids for something in between. Try out the same formula for pot-infused edibles, and your options are (for the most part) only distinguished by flavor, with nothing said about how it will treat you. The truth is, cannabis edibles are still miles behind flower when it comes to predicting what kind of effect it will deliver.
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You expressly acknowledge that The Higher Path’s services are for qualified patients under California Health & Safety Code Section 11362.5, 11362.7, et seq., and a physician has recommended the use of medical marijuana. You also expressly acknowledge that the use, possession, cultivation, transportation and distribution of cannabis is illegal in California unless all participants are acting completely within the scope of California’s medical cannabis laws as set forth in the Attorney General’s Guidelines for the Security and Non-Diversion of Marijuana Grown for Medical Use and the Medical Cannabis Regulation & Safety Act (consisting of AB243, AB266 and SB643) and any amendments thereto.
You expressly acknowledge that The Higher Path’s services are for qualified patients under California Health & Safety Code Section 11362.5, 11362.7, et seq., and a physician has recommended the use of medical marijuana. You also expressly acknowledge that the use, possession, cultivation, transportation and distribution of cannabis is illegal in California unless all participants are acting completely within the scope of California’s medical cannabis laws as set forth in the Attorney General’s Guidelines for the Security and Non-Diversion of Marijuana Grown for Medical Use and the Medical Cannabis Regulation & Safety Act (consisting of AB243, AB266 and SB643) and any amendments thereto.
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