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After more than half a year's trial period of 'convenience stores selling drugs' in Beijing, the worries of 'high threshold' and 'competition with pharmacies' did not appear before. Instead, more relaxed policy support was welcomed on the issues of personnel, area and distance. On September 16, the reporter learned from the Beijing Drug Administration that the requirement for licensed pharmacists will be relaxed in Beijing convenience stores. At the same time, the requirement for distance between adjacent pharmacies and the requirement for classified placement of drugs and medical devices will be exempted. Beijing convenience stores selling drugs in policy can be described as frequent green lights. Business experts believe that this indicates that there will be more room for OTC retail sales in the future, such as hour vending machines and other emerging formats or more, which may further relax restrictions in order to achieve the convenience effect. Among them, the requirements for licensed pharmacists should be relaxed, and the headquarters of chain convenience stores should be equipped with at least one licensed pharmacist, while retail stores should not make separate requirements. In addition, the requirement of distance between adjacent drugstores of convenience stores and the requirement of classified placement of drugs and medical devices should be exempted. At the same time, the policy will also establish a green channel for the enterprises applying for the pilot. The chain stores can be applied for, accepted and handled by the headquarters in a unified way, and provide full-time services by specially assigned persons. They will accept, accept and issue certificates on the same day. The SFDA said it will also set up a working group for field visits. Strengthen supervision. It is understood that various districts in Beijing are also stepping up the implementation of detailed measures to support drug sales in convenience stores, such as the Chaoyang District Market Supervision Bureau planning the layout of drug stores to meet the needs of citizens for medical treatment and drug purchase. Reporters from Beijing Pharmaceutical Regulatory Bureau have learned that up to now, 58 pilot convenience stores, mainly in Wumei, Jingkelong, Quchen and other chain convenience stores, have obtained the qualifications to sell non-prescription drugs such as Banlangen, electronic sphygmomanometer, medical protective masks and other second-class medical devices. Last October, Beijing began to loosen the drug sales business of convenience stores for the first time. The policy of consumption inertia cultivation period has been 'green light' frequently, but the convenience store drug sales have not been popularized, and consumers have not yet formed a habit. Yu, who lives in Shijingshan, said that she was not used to buying drugs in convenience stores. She would still try to buy drugs in professional pharmacies, especially when she did not know the efficacy of some drugs very well. She hoped that there would be professionals in the store to guide her purchasing. At the same time, the head of a convenience store chain brand said: 'The original intention of carrying drugs is mainly for the convenience of the people. At present, during the pilot business period, there are few consumers who buy drugs. This business is still in its infancy, and it will take time for future consumption habits to develop and trust. Chen Qiaoshan, an analyst at Analysys Medical, pointed out that after the threshold for convenience stores to sell drugs was lowered, the main problem actually fell behind the follow-up supervision. Whether the drugs sold in convenience stores are in compliance with the regulations, whether there is a drug management beyond the scope, whether the drugs are stored properly and whether there are expired drugs, who will manage these problems, who will check them, whether there are regular checks, etc. In response to this, the relevant person in charge of Beijing Pharmaceutical Regulatory Bureau said that next step, the Municipal Pharmaceutical Regulatory Bureau will continue to track the quality and safety of drugs in existing convenience stores, strengthen supervision and inspection, and ensure the quality of drugs. Under the background of decreasing service population density and prolonging profit cycle of traditional pharmacies, we should pay close attention to the operation status of pilot enterprises of convenience stores, constantly adjust and optimize the direction of work, form beneficial complementarity between convenience stores and traditional pharmacies, and let more citizens enjoy the convenience of one-stop purchase of daily necessities and medicines. At the same time, timely summary of pilot work experience, solidify the formation of institutional measures, lay a good foundation for the promotion of the policy in the city. In fact, convenience stores sell drugs as a convenience measure to provide more channels for citizens to buy drugs. Chen Qiaoshan said that Beijing has further relaxed the restrictions on drug sales services in convenience stores, especially the lower requirements for the allocation of licensed pharmacists, which has greatly increased the operability of drug sales in convenience stores and is a great advantage for convenience stores. Chen Qiaoshan also stressed that although the restrictions on drug sales in convenience stores have been relaxed, it does not mean that there will be a large number of convenience stores flooding into drug sales services at once. Convenience stores need to assess their own supply chain resources. Chain convenience stores such as Suning, and Convenience Bees may have a good supply of drugs. Better resources, better bargaining power, but the specific implementation also needs a certain amount of operation time. Delivering the latest product trends and industry news straight to your inbox. We'll never share your email address with a third-party. 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Log in Register. Search titles only. Search Advanced search…. Latest Activity. Log in. Install the app. Contact Us. Close Menu. JavaScript is disabled. For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding. You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly. You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. Thread starter Smokin Moose Start date Apr 20, In Beijing it is very easy to buy hash. If you don't know anyone, the best thing to do is to go to the Sanlitun bar area, either the bar street itself or to the area in front of the KFC west of Sanlitun Bar Street, opposite the City Hotel. Most of the merchants are West African guys who hang around that area. A more recent report we have is :Beijing is a rapidly changing city. I have not found anything in the Haidian district, but in the Sunlitan district you can still find hash. Just look for the street vendors selling pipes and rolling papers and say 'Hash'. More likely then not they have a small amount available for sale. People are nice and better deals can be made. Have found 'hash' at San Li Tan, but very schwagy, like a chunk of resin soaked in diesel fuel. Anybody have better info lemme know. AdamSmith New Member. Thanks for the great information about where to buy Marijuana in Beijing. In the summer time you can get easily. Frisco New Member. I signed up for this forum just so i can post this. I figure being from San Francisco, I owe it to the all other pot-heads that might visit Beijing. I'm actually here right now, wrapping up a week long trip.. Pretty much within 5 minutes I saw a black dude. Right away he knew I wanted some weed. He actually didnt seem shady at all, and was very pro. I didnt feel like haggling on a busy street so I just bought it. An hour ago I went again, but this time a few blocks down, and just like the forum said, there was a black dude next to the KFC I can't lie, I laughed a little. Same thing, very pro, not shady, even gave me his card. So for me getting it was easy.. It was outdoor, very green, light smell. A couple of bowls will get you a bit high, but its def not Purple, its def not great. The second bag I bought had a bunch of seeds as well. Even now, I just hit 3 bowls, and I think so far I have been writing in a fairly sober manner. The hash: Just like the forum said, it smells like kerosene. It smells sooo much like kerosene that I tossed out the whole bag. Didn't even smoke 1 bowl of it, didn't want to die. So basically, getting it is easy, but its both a rip off, and the hash is very questionable. Also, for all the people commenting about police, lets be realistic. They wont send a tourist to jail for weed. Coke, yes, weed, no. Coke is huge in Beijing right now, so police are prob more focused on that. Also, both times I was grabbing, I didnt see or feel cops around and having lived in SF my whole life, I think I have good spidy-sense. Thanks for the update on Sanlitan and the Beijing pot. Nothing much has changed since I last visited: expensive swag and kerosene hash. My favorite part is that the guy sells petty much within shouting distance of the police station. But cops are not the issue; they don't really care In my travels through Asia I have never found Cali grade medical pot. Most people in China do not know what pot is. Not saying I don't believe you - for one, I have never been to the PRC and therefore have no personal basis from which to even form an opinion. While you're discussing cannabis in relation to Beijing, how about giving us a little bit more of a glimpse? Tell us a little about your general experience there, maybe a couple of highlights of your trip or, alternatively, 'lowlights' that potential tourists should be aware of. A place that has been continuously inhabited with an actual civilization for literally thousands of years ought to present some unique opportunities. I lived in Beijing for 3 years. A few years ago one of my neighbors grew about 15 large hemp plants. I collected some seeds from him and the next season grew several hemp plants in a little 6x6 garden right in front of everybody. I figured that if that guy could grow a field of hemp out in the open, my few plants were not going to be a problem; because that same next year he grew about 30 10ft tall plants right in front of the condo complex. Cops pulled up in front of my plants once; got out of the car and went to visit my upstairs neighbor. Most of my neighbors thought it was some kinda lowai foreigner spice plant; some knew it was hemp. Plus I had no American or EU neighbors to rat me out and besides, growing hemp is not illegal in China, but selling pot is. Only one problem though General note: the Chinese have way more personal freedom and a lot less police supervision than the US. I hardly ever saw a cop, cop car or heard screaming sirens and I lived in a city of 20 million people. At least once a year I had to go to the local police station to check-in and show them my visa. It was nothing like a US police station. No gun tooting macho dicks, no noisy police radio chatter; just a typical Mayberry police station where everybody is Barney Fife. A pot smoking paradise is hard to find in Asia. I have found the internet has up to date info on scoring pot in specific locals. Thailand usually has semi-decent Thai stick around; the longer you're away from Cali type pot, the better it gets. Phenom Penh, Cambodia has mostly swag and is extremely easy to score, as is almost any other drug you might want. Vietnam was pretty dry for pot. Laos has swag and mushrooms. Forget about finding pot in: Singapore, Indo, Malaysia and Burma, though I never had any problems bringing in small amounts. If you live outside the US or EU, Silk Road is the best way to get decent pot shipped to you, 'cause buying decent pot outside the US is not an option. In most of these places you can bribe your way out of any problem; the amount varies greatly by country. I have never had a problem with Asian cops; they generally are not going to F with foreigners unless you're causing trouble. Everybody loves Americans. The Blue Passport is a status symbol. They know that if you're an American you are rich and powerful and not to be trifled with. At a small boarder crossing in Vietnam I tipped the boarder guards a buck each to skip my luggage check and they also carried my bags to the waiting car that they called for me. Loved the service, oh and I had Drum Shag tobacco with me so I rolled them both a Drum at their request. If you don't speak the language, China is a tough place to travel through. However, Thailand and Cambodia are all geared for the first world visitor; they can speak your language and have the ability to scratch about any itch you have Now living in Bangkok again, where the weather is warm, the babes are sweet and food can't be beat. Thanks for the Asian report. Click to expand Depends on what you call personal freedom; directly criticizing the government has never been a civil right in China. But complaining about government policy that effects them personally is OK. Wanna close a local market because someone wants to build condos? Not if the neighborhood objects. Recently a village in the south a village of about 30, people literally ran off the government officials for being corrupt. They held local elections a few weeks ago; they have a new and elected local government. Try that in the US. I know people who were at the square when the tanks rolled in; they have a different story than the one we know in America. Not that everything was honky-dory, but according to my sources there was a lot that didn't make the western press and that the death toll was greatly exaggerated. Here's the personal freedom thing: Law says no smoking in public places. Every restaurant has no smoking signs with ashtrays underneath them. Any time my driver decided he needed to make a bat turn in the middle of a busy highway, no problem. Fire crackers in the middle of night? Did you bring enough for everyone? Stay in line, no talking! WTF you talkin' about Lowai. Stuff like that. Not sayin' its great, but people aren't afraid of the government or the cops, but the government is afraid of them. Most Americans don't travel, so they never really know if what their told squares with their experience. China was the most foreign foreign-country I ever lived in, but I had a great time. People were very friendly and curious. They don't meet many foreigners. I met a lot of high level Party members and I never detected any hostility towards the US. They are slavishly recreating the American dream China-style and when I ask them how they will sustain it; they scratch their heads and say they were wondering about that too. TomT New Member. Hi'yall I'm new to Beijing and am treading on eggshells. I've read a lot of conflicting information, and bearing in mind some of these posts are years old, I've found the info to be very unhelpful. Firstly San Li Tan is full of tourist tat and tacky bars I've been wandering round there for a week and have yet to see a single 'african' face - I'm obviously not going to pounce on the first black face I see, as it's usually an American tourist I've bought two bongs at the bong shops, but asking strangers in the street for hash seems like an idiotic thing to do. There seems to be too many cops and too many people in general to make it a sensible place to deal Can anyone in the know point me in the right direction? On another note. I assume they can't be legit, but you never know Any thoughts? I have been trying to give the nod to dealers but can't tell if I'm inadvertently picking up a gay man! Also you mentioned 'black guys its near sanlitun - area around 1 km' - could you be more specific? I've been walking round in cirlces for a week and all I got was a headache from traffic fumes Cheers dude. TomT said:. Let me see if I can word this in the most nauseatingly politically correct language imaginable DO NOT give you money to the gentlemen of African persuasion in San Li Tan - they will either run off with it - as happened to me - or sell you a piece pot rubber - as happened to me There are no 'nice pro dealers' in this area just lying cheating scumbags who think nothing of selling you crap, or point-blank stealing your money. Please update this information - as no info is better than bad info. Does anyone have any thoughts about mailing small amounts of weed into China? Bearing in mind it will come to a company address, with my name on it and have no sender details - how risky is this? If it's unprovable you had anything to do with it's sending, would it still be considered 'smuggling? TomT is correct. The nigerians that purportedly sell in Sanlitun are mostly con artists and rip off artists. They prey on your need to smoke and will say anything to get your money. Very few have anything to sell and most of it is shite. I have lived in china for 4 years There are 3 types of dealers in china The legit guys - mostly chinese, some foreigners, some africans. They either import from western china or know dealers who know dealers who import from the west or H. To find these guys you need to network. Its dangerous to deal in BJ because of the crack down so you won't find these guys standing on the street. 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