About this Organization
Medi Brothers is a collective for that delivers to medical marijuana patients in Washington State. The collective’s mission is to help patients find the right medication for their medical needs, not based on popularity. Their no-nonsense approach to donations keeps our collective able to provide a top notch medibile line, an ever progressing hash selection, and medication that is truly that, medical grade.
Awards Won (3) Are we missing any?
2014 Bay Area Medical Cannabis Cup
Best Non-Solvent Hash (Kottonmouth Kush X Strawberry Cough Ice Water Hash)
2014 Bay Area Medical Cannabis Cup
High CBD Edible (Medi-Chew High CBD)
2014 US Cannabis Cup (Denver)
High CBD (Edible) (High CBD Dark Chocolate Cherry Bar)
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