US Citizens Getting The COVID-19 Vaccine Receive Free Weed Joints
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A weed dispensary from Michigan called Greenhouse of Walled Lake is offering people who are getting COVID-19 vaccine free joints.
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To raise awareness about the importance of receiving the COVID-19 vaccine, a weed dispensary from Michigan called Greenhouse of Walled Lake is offering people getting vaccine free joints.
Wzzm13 reports that people who have already been injected with the COVID-19 vaccine and have an interest in weed must provide proof of their vaccination. The promotion for free joints began on January 22 and will last until February 28 this year.
Jerry Millen, the owner of the dispensary, says that the goal of this promotion to raise people’s awareness of how important it is to get the COVID-19 vaccine.
Called “Pot For Shots,” the promotion is the company’s way to show its commitment to helping the community returning to normalcy. Greenhouse of Walled Lake adds that it supports the safe and responsible use of weed.
Reports suggest that, so far, Michigan has distributed over 1 million doses of Moderna and Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccines. Oakland County, where Walled Lake is located, is one of the Wolverine State’s most vaccinated counties, as stated in Michigan’s coronavirus dashboard.
The majority of the 21 shipments of the COVID-19 vaccine from Moderna were spoiled during shipping, delaying the vaccination process of the state.
McKesson Corp., the vaccine’s distributor, notified the state that most of the 11,900 vaccine doses got two cold, thus unusable. The vaccine from Moderna is stored and shipped at about -4 degrees Fahrenheit.
Upon arrival, the vaccine will be kept for a maximum of six hours at a temperature from 36 degrees to 77 degrees Fahrenheit before given to a patient.
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