Update – The following review was scheduled to post before the recent news we received about BPG’s most recent visit from the feds. They are now the latest collective targeted by the federal government. Prosecutors have filed a lawsuit to seize the property leased to BPG, one of California’s oldest and most respected medical marijuana dispensaries.

Is this ever going to stop?!

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Berkeley marijuana dispensary threatened by federal government
Daily Californian, on Wed, 08 May 2013 22:05:55 -0700
The federal government has filed a lawsuit to shut down Berkeley Patients Group, the city’s oldest and largest medical marijuana dispensary. A complaint was filed on May 2 through the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California against …

Officials oppose Feds’ suit to shut pot dispensary
Berkeleyside, on Wed, 08 May 2013 15:50:41 -0700
Berkeley Patients Group was forced to vacate its previous location at 2747 San Pablo Avenue in May 2012 after Haag threatened the landlord of that property. The U.S. Attorney said that BPG was too close to a number of schools at that location as well.

The Original Collective Review of Berkeley Patient Group Collective

Between Dwight and University, on San Pablo Ave., rests an unassuming little building that happens to be one of the best medical cannabis clubs in the Bay Area.

At Berkeley Patient Group, or, BPG, you will find a clean, friendly, and highly organized operation that sets the standard for medical marijuana clubs.

If you have been to many clubs, you may have noticed that there are those that possess a sketchy, off-putting vibe. Not so with Berkeley Patient Group.

The building changed some time ago, but BPG is still easily accessible. Though now that the new building is a little smaller and they don’t offer all the great accessories and smoking implements they did before, BPG still does what other cannabis clinics fail to do: create an environment that legitimately feels professional and high in integrity.

Of course the main function of a marijuana dispensary is to supply medicine. But the way BPG does it legitimizes the entire philosophy and goal of the legal pot community, while providing a safe place to conduct the business of wellness.

Berkeley Patient Group has ever offered outstanding products at reasonable prices. Their menu includes many of the most easily recognized and effective strains.

At their website, http://www.berkeleypatientsgroup.com/home.html, their full menu is available to view. Each strain offered is displayed with a picture and information regarding efficacy, usage, and price. Every strain is rated. And you will also notice, that delivery is available.

This attention to detail and service sets BPG apart from other canni-clubs, and serves to demystify what for some can be a daunting experience.

There are many patients out there who just want to feel better. While in a state of dis-ease, who has time or the patience for trial-and-error? At Berkeley patient group, the guess-work is entirely removed. So no longer will you be compelled and confused by all the pretty, wacky names growers give to their plants; instead, BPG lets one feel empowered and educated.

The BPG website is great. The folks working at BPG are kind and knowledgeable. The building and surroundings impart a sense of safety and integrity. And ultimately, the medicines are competitively priced, varied, and highly effective.

Berkeley Patient Group gets this patient’s highest recommendation.

BPG Contact Info:

2366 San Pablo Ave.
Berkeley, CA 94702
510-540-6013 • info@berkeleypatientsgroup.com
http://www.berkeleypatientsgroup.com