Not only that, many are easing suffering from aches in the stomach or the head, cancer, AIDS, Multiple Sclerosis and other ailments, even athlete's foot. Users claim marijuana has tremendous medical value. For years, the Internet has been making U.S. border laws increasingly powerless. The marijuana trade is thriving not only for recreational users who can make a convenient buy, but also for medical users in places without a local dispensary. With just a click, a person may regularly find marijuana deals online.
Buyers tend to feel safe making their purchases in just minutes over the computer.
Because of this, the Internet is assisting in forcing a reconsideration of domestic marijuana policy. The power of the net will be evident in future drug laws, according to one UCF employee. The sale of marijuana online is one of several businesses on the Internet that is making national laws harder to enforce. Although these are well documented, the government has already been having a tough time with the wide distribution of prescription drugs sold online. Internet doctors have been willing to write virtual prescriptions for drug buyers after they complete a brief questionnaire.