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Medbox CEO Dr. Bruce Bedrick discusses possible technology for those who are prescribed cannabis by their doctor.
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My guest this morning as the Chief Executive -- all meant to balks -- his company is planning to set up thirty medical marijuana vending machines.
Pot vending machines in the city of San Diego.
-- -- -- -- Bruce welcomed the program I wanna go through the mechanics festival if you get these pos machines in San Diego.
I walk up that if I've got a prescription to like feed the prescription into the machine and -- -- pay an -- this money we'd is that how it works.
No -- and nothing of the sort -- first of all thank you very much for inviting me on the show Stewart.
Let me take a moment in just clarify see you have a better understanding of of how this process works.
First and foremost -- box is say is a traditional health care company we've acknowledge home all of a second Bruce I'm sorry I've got a very limited time.
How -- want to get the weed out of the machine in San Diego -- got a -- a prescription for how to do it you you don't these this technology that we have.
Sits behind the counter as it is eight school.
For pharmacy staff.
So if you were a patient you come to the store.
Our technology is the safest most secure most legally compliant way.
To store inventory control and dispense medications -- the machine outside is not standing you know I didn't know what it's not as though it is not okay -- now.
But but but what I tell what I'm taking away from the justice.
You've got a vending machine of souls which could be used to fall -- pharmaceutical products in and so -- right yes.
That is correct we have a tremendous value proposition for traditional pharmacy and traditional health care.
The technology in the patents the we have for the automated dispensing a prescription pharmaceutical.
Prescription pharmaceutical should impact that.
Everyone certainly on this continent.
With the way to -- in Iraq and acquire their medications whether be in -- retail setting from CVS and Walgreens.
Or their doctor's office large employer military prisons.
We can really.
Completely evolve away.
Make it more efficient.
Make it safer -- more secure or certainly more cost effective and more convenient for everybody to acquire the -- so if I walk into a pharmacy.
And they've got my wreck chords on the books.
And I know that I'm entitled to get marijuana.
What do I do I just give them my fingerprint and they go behind the counter and open it up and give me the -- is that how it works.
To some degree -- clarify for you.
You have to go through a security door into what they called the dispensing -- where you'll be able to evaluate.
The medicine that you want whether it's the actual medicine -- Or -- -- -- infused product once you choose what it is.
In our particular locations -- our clients locations you apply your fingerprint to make short -- -- so we can avoid and protect from fraud.
And then what you make that choice the fingerprint goes down you slide your card the staff worker the employee presses a button.
The machine dispenses that packaged prepackaged medicine and it -- handed over to the patient okay.
I think we got the idea I'm sure you can apply this to other pharmaceutical products as well and that's why -- has -- is -- very well indeed -- -- From -- box thanks for joining us so we appreciate it.
Thank you the.
