One-Man Cannabis Van Raises Queries of Legality

Posted by gestroud Friday, February 5, 2010 | 0 views | Email | Print

Legalization, Medical Marijuana, Miscellaneous

Australia’s first medical cannabis dispensary is operating from the back of a van in a car park at Nimbin.

For more than a month Tony Bower, of Kempsey, has been dispensing 25-millilitre vials of his therapeutic cannabis tincture free to anyone who can produce a medical certificate confirming their condition.

His chronically sick patrons, who include those with AIDS, cancer and multiple sclerosis, number in their hundreds. Mr Bower is an Aborigine and said it was against his culture to refuse to help them.

One-Man Cannabis Van Raises Queries of Legality
Source: Cannabis Culture Magazine

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