Welcome to www.SafeHarborCollective.com
Welcome to www.SafeHarborCollective.com! Your Online resource for the Dana Point Safe Harbor Collective located at 34102 Violet Lantern, Dana Point , California 92629!!
Welcome to www.SafeHarborCollective.com! Your Online resource for the Dana Point Safe Harbor Collective located at 34102 Violet Lantern, Dana Point , California 92629!!
FAQ
Q. Do I need to fill out an Membership Application to shop at Safe Harbor?
A. YES. On your first visit we will require you to fill out an application. You may download the application and fill it out ahead of time and bring it with you by clicking here.
Q. What are your hours of operation?
A. Sat-Sun-Mon-Tue-Wed-Thur ~ 10am - 8pm
Friday- 10am - 9pm
(*new patients please try to arrive before 7:30)
Q. Where are you located?
A. 34102 Violet Lantern , Dana Point, Ca 92629
Q. Is there a doctor on site?
A. No. However, if you need a doctor, log onto canorml.org for full listings in all of california.
Q. Where should I park?
A. We prefer you to park in our driveway,
Q. Do I need my original recommendation and drivers license everytime?
A. YES. It is not only a requirement here at Safe Harbor but also it is safer for the patient to have their original documents on them when they have medicine in their posession.
Q. What are the requirements for a primary caregiver?
A. You have to bring the patients drivers license and original recommendation on the first visit. In addition, bring caregivers drivers license and caregiver form from the doctor on every visit.
Q. How often can I visit SHC?
A. Once a day.
Q. Do you have on-site parking?
A. Yes, we have several pariking spaces directly in our front lot. Please be sure to use them as we want to leave street parking to our neighbors. We appreciate you visiting alone. However, read further for details on our guest policy.
Q. Can I bring a guest or a driver?
A. Here at Safe Harbor we would appreciate it if you would not bring a guest with you unless you are physically or legally unable to drive. In that case, bring your guest inside and have them wait in our waiting area. If you have a concern with our guest policy you can have it cleared with management before hand.
Q. How much medicine can I buy at one time?
A. Two ounces of flowers.
Q. What is the difference between a sativa and an indica?
A. Sativa plants generally stem from landraces around the equator, including Jamaica, Columbia, Africa, Thailand, Etc. Sativa flowers usually have fruitier flavors, coming from lighter, taller plants. Sativa are mostly classified as suited for daytime medicating, specifically having upbeat, motivational, and cerebral effects. Patients coping with such ailments as A.D.D, depression, migraines, and fatigue tend to find more relief with sativa strains.
Indica plants generally come from landraces out of afghanistan, pakistan, and nepal. These countries are known more for their hashish production, therefore indica flowers are generally more resinous. The plants themselves have a darker appearance, and stand much shorter and stouter. The indica floweres produce a much more lethargic and body oriented effect, making them generally a more suitable medicating choice for patients dealing with chronic pain, insomnia, anxiety, and stomach issues such as Chrohns disease.
Q. Am I allowed to medicate at your facility?
A. NO. SHC does not allow medicating in or around the building.
A. YES. On your first visit we will require you to fill out an application. You may download the application and fill it out ahead of time and bring it with you by clicking here.
Q. What are your hours of operation?
A. Sat-Sun-Mon-Tue-Wed-Thur ~ 10am - 8pm
Friday- 10am - 9pm
(*new patients please try to arrive before 7:30)
Q. Where are you located?
A. 34102 Violet Lantern , Dana Point, Ca 92629
Q. Is there a doctor on site?
A. No. However, if you need a doctor, log onto canorml.org for full listings in all of california.
Q. Where should I park?
A. We prefer you to park in our driveway,
Q. Do I need my original recommendation and drivers license everytime?
A. YES. It is not only a requirement here at Safe Harbor but also it is safer for the patient to have their original documents on them when they have medicine in their posession.
Q. What are the requirements for a primary caregiver?
A. You have to bring the patients drivers license and original recommendation on the first visit. In addition, bring caregivers drivers license and caregiver form from the doctor on every visit.
Q. How often can I visit SHC?
A. Once a day.
Q. Do you have on-site parking?
A. Yes, we have several pariking spaces directly in our front lot. Please be sure to use them as we want to leave street parking to our neighbors. We appreciate you visiting alone. However, read further for details on our guest policy.
Q. Can I bring a guest or a driver?
A. Here at Safe Harbor we would appreciate it if you would not bring a guest with you unless you are physically or legally unable to drive. In that case, bring your guest inside and have them wait in our waiting area. If you have a concern with our guest policy you can have it cleared with management before hand.
Q. How much medicine can I buy at one time?
A. Two ounces of flowers.
Q. What is the difference between a sativa and an indica?
A. Sativa plants generally stem from landraces around the equator, including Jamaica, Columbia, Africa, Thailand, Etc. Sativa flowers usually have fruitier flavors, coming from lighter, taller plants. Sativa are mostly classified as suited for daytime medicating, specifically having upbeat, motivational, and cerebral effects. Patients coping with such ailments as A.D.D, depression, migraines, and fatigue tend to find more relief with sativa strains.
Indica plants generally come from landraces out of afghanistan, pakistan, and nepal. These countries are known more for their hashish production, therefore indica flowers are generally more resinous. The plants themselves have a darker appearance, and stand much shorter and stouter. The indica floweres produce a much more lethargic and body oriented effect, making them generally a more suitable medicating choice for patients dealing with chronic pain, insomnia, anxiety, and stomach issues such as Chrohns disease.
Q. Am I allowed to medicate at your facility?
A. NO. SHC does not allow medicating in or around the building.
