420EvaluationsOnline - Berkeley

420EvaluationsOnline is the biggest telehealth platform for an evaluation to receive a medical marijuana card in California. Done completely online, we offer the most convenient services to get you the medical relief you need. At 420EvaluationsOnline, we provide medical marijuana evaluations and consultations for California residents. Proposition 215, the Compassionate Use Act, was passed by California voters in 1996 to make medical cannabis legal in the state. Under this act, our medical marijuana doctors will not turn anyone requesting mmj evaluation. For cannabis consultation in California, utilize the services provided by 420EvaluationsOnline.

Many doctors are ill-informed of cannabis treatment and dismiss it as a viable option for medical conditions and relief. Our medical cannabis doctors are highly skilled and knowledgeable on the medical benefits of marijuana and will process your medical case and request without prejudice. We'll connect you with a 420 physician fully licensed with the California Medical Board to evaluate your condition and request, and to gain the medical marijuana recommendation for use of thousands of cannabis products and dispensaries. If you are suffering from a medical condition and seeking relieve, 420EvaluationsOnline is here for you. With the best priced medical marijuana evaluations available and the #1 rated online medical marijuana doctor evaluation clinic, 420EvaluationsOnline is the best choice for a medical cannabis card! 

Small but mighty, Berkeley is perhaps the most influential, liberal and famous little city in the world.  It is a modern Timbuktu, shares the honor as unlikely freewheeling intellectual center, complete with a rich history of hashish and marijuana smoking.   The city is named after an Anglo-Irish philosopher and priest George Berkeley  Most appropriately, he argued against Sir Isaac Newton's concepts of absolute space, time and motion and presented an argument similar to those adopted by Albert Einstein.  Berk is home to the oldest university in the Californian system and has a theological institute that is among the largest in the world.    After the Mexican American War, migrant Americans took over Spanish land, farms and ranches in and around 1850.  In 1885, a private college was looking for a new site and picked Berkeley Hills as their chosen location.  The school intended to sell off the land around the campus and plotted the street grid that is the foundation of today's street plan.  However, the lands were saved to consumer consumption, as the State collaborated with the college to birth the public University of California.    The university was built simultaneous to the constructed of saloons, housing and industries flocking to the wharf area called "Ocean View"  By the 1870's the railroad terminal for the transcontinental railroad terminus was installed in Berkeley.  The locals were strongly in favor of prohibition at the time.  At the turn of the last century, residents voted to make the city an alcohol free zone.    In 1878, the City was incorporated.  The first elected officials claimed to belong to the Workingman's party.  With the establishment of the university, these fundamental values continue to be a mainstay in the culture.  Berkeley was a little hick town up until 1906.  The great San Francisco earthquake changed everything.  Thousands of refugees from across the bay swamped the area.  This invasion of humanity included painters, sculptors and learned that would synergise with the university to produce one of the finest art scenes west of Chicago, some would say.   Berkeley grew up until the depression of 1929 but survived thanks to the economic spin off from the university.  Berkeley sprung to life with World War II and the Manhattan project  Berkeley's intellectuals would play an important role in humanity's efforts to blow itself to hell.  Uranium isotope isolation, cyclotrons, discovery of new elements come courtesy of the military industrial complex and Berkeley intellectuals.   Berkeley would become a focal point for the so called radical left, dropouts, hippies who rallied against the Vietnam War, free speech, and the warped American way.  With the end of the Vietnam War, the full on "leftist" radicalism toned way down, but the undercurrents of the "good old days" remains until today.