One Year Cannabis Officially Sold at the Pharmacy of Uruguay
ENRIQUE Curbelo, 76, is great. Selling marijuana has enabled him to open his personal pharmacy in Montevideo, a market dominated by a large chain in Uruguay.
"I have to sell what they do not sell, to me it's like selling aspirin," he continued. It's been like this for a year now. Curbelo had to forget his own prejudices before deciding to join a select group of pharmacies selling plants.
There are 14, half of them in the capital, serving 24,812 registered buyers. Every Wednesday, Ismael Fernandez receives a WhatsApp message from a local pharmacist informing him that marijuana supplies have arrived.
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ENRIQUE Curbelo, 76, is great. Selling marijuana has enabled him to open his personal pharmacy in Montevideo, a market dominated by a large chain in Uruguay.
"I have to sell what they do not sell, to me it's like selling aspirin," he continued. It's been like this for a year now. Curbelo had to forget his own prejudices before deciding to join a select group of pharmacies selling plants.
There are 14, half of them in the capital, serving 24,812 registered buyers. Every Wednesday, Ismael Fernandez receives a WhatsApp message from a local pharmacist informing him that marijuana supplies have arrived.
