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I go into a dispensary here and I have to show my photo ID and redcard to the person first at the entry cordon, then at the register when I make a purchase.
by thefurdrake 3y ago
I go into a dispensary here and I have to show my photo ID and redcard to the person first at the entry cordon, then at the register when I make a purchase.
- paxys 3y agoShowing your ID to a person (IDK what "redcard" is) is very different from the store recording who is buying what.
- thefurdrake 3y agoYou're right, I guess I don't know for certain that they're doing it, but they do enter information into a computer after looking at my ID... Who knows!
- lp0_on_fire 3y agoMight be different for recreational in other states but here in the PA medical program, every single item dispensed is tied to your medical card #. Every single sales unit whether it's a few milliliters of tincture or an ounce of flower is uniquely identified with a serial/lot number. The state also requires high def video surveillance of basically every angle in the dispensary and forces them to retain the data for 6 months for "investigative purposes". So not only do they have record of the exact item I bought, when, and where, they have me on camera doing it AND can trace that item all the way back to seed. I would hope a recreational program if the state were ever to adopt one would not be so invasive...but you never know.
- thefurdrake 3y agoI just had the presence of mind to look. I get medical, so the label on the packages has my name and license number on it. So, presumably, that could be tracked?