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By Ana B. Denny owns Elevated , a smoke shop in north Sacramento that sells tobacco products and smoking accessories. Research on its effects has been mixed, but marijuana has been linked to potential cognitive impairments and driving accidents; it may be hazardous for developing fetuses. Last November, voters approved Proposition 64, the Adult Use of Marijuana Act, making California one of eight states — plus the District of Columbia — to legalize the drug for recreational use. In some places, including Washington, D. California delayed legal pot sales from licensed retailers until the beginning of next year. The state was the first to outlaw it in Since then, illegal use has been widespread. Back in , with the passage of Proposition , the Golden State became the first of 29 states, plus the District of Columbia, to allow use of marijuana for medical purposes, with authorization from a doctor. In , the state began issuing medical marijuana ID cards, which allow patients to purchase pot from dispensaries. About 95, have been issued so far. Devonte Legaspi, 20, a student at Sacramento City College, agrees. Many of his friends have used websites and phone apps to get theirs. But he turns 21 in February, he said, about a month after licensed retailers will be allowed to sell to the public. The site, however, advises pregnant women that if they get stoned, their babies may be born underweight — putting them at risk for all sorts of medical problems. Pet owners are cautioned that Fido might freak — and in rare cases, suffer potentially deadly poisoning — if he accidentally gobbles a pot brownie. Still, there are things that some young adults want to see on the website. She wants information about possible ingredients in marijuana products, such as brownies and candies. If you eat too much, too fast you are at higher risk for poisoning. Tamara Cross, who works at Broham Smoke Shop in Sacramento, said she might share the website link with customers who walk in with questions, mostly around legality. Sharon Duplechan, 65, who helps care for four of her grandchildren, voted against legalization last year, she said. As she watched her grandchildren play at a Sacramento park, she said she wishes that the precautions offered on the state website had been more widely available when Californians were deciding how to vote. Now she worries that her grandchildren are growing up in an era when pot is more available and accepted. More in News.