People told me to expect prices on everything to go up right now.
- Since energy itself is much more fancy than it was a few years ago, you would normally expect all goods plus services to cost more than they used to.
Shipping items plus keeping open a supplier with lights on is going to cost a supplier owner more money. I am surprised that my doctor doesn’t charge more per visit as a result… My recent appointment was only $50 with my prescription insurance. This is even after my doctor changed his offices plus went to a building that was a lot more up-to-date plus upgraded, however you would know that he would pass that investment onto his shoppers at higher prices, although he didn’t. My cannabis doctor is largely the same way; While some of his rates on non cannabis related services have gone up, he has not raised the prices on cannabis appointments since I started seeing him in 2018. That’s 5 years of paying the exact same price to get my medical cannabis recommendation. I am seriously thankful for these consistent prices at the Cannabis doctor, and especially since both of us are forced by the state to go twice a year to retain our medical marijuana patient status. On top of seeing the medical marijuana doctor twice a year, both of us also have to pay the department of health a $73 fee to keep our medical marijuana cards active. I wish they could just charge us once every two years like some states do. It’s absolutely not cheap being a medical marijuana patient in my state.