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The Releaf Center - Bentonville
Leafly member since 2019
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sunday
10am - 6pm
monday
9am - 8pm
tuesday
9am - 8pm
wednesday
9am - 8pm
thursday
9am - 8pm
friday
9am - 8pm
saturday
9am - 8pm
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The only complaint I have is the confusing labeling. Sometimes for example I’ll be looking for an Indica strain and I’ll have to verify through three different pieces of information they provide; 1. The letter “I” in parentheses ex. (I) which is supposed to represent the word Indica. If the product is supposed to be Hybrid it will be labeled with an (H) after the name and so on and so forth. That’s all well and good but then we start getting conflicting information. For example there will be times “especially when looking for an Indica strain in particular” where they will label the product and it either won’t have the (I) or it will be labeled in a completely different system which brings me to problem number 2. The labeling system will be seemingly arbitrarily changed without notice and now the label is spelled in full below the product such as (Indica), (Hybrid) etc. this wouldn’t be a big deal at all if the info corroborated with the previous identification system or was consistent or didn’t contradict itself entirely. For example let’s say I’m looking at say for example Humble Pie I think was the most recent example where it had the (I) after the name indicating that the strain is an Indica type and then the problem however arises when you see right below the picture or description you take take a closer look and there will be another actual label “not just text (I), (H), (H/I), (S)” where they will have the entire word labeled below “Indica, Hybrid, Sativa” etc. again this wouldn’t be a problem at all if they didn’t use both systems simultaneously while contradicting each other. I can’t tell you how many times I will see a strain that has an (I) for Indica but then you look and see the label itself says Hybrid. So which is it?? Imo that’s unacceptable I need to know exactly what I’m buying. That’s my only problem problem. Unfortunately the confusion doesn’t end there because many times when you read the description it will go on to say something to the effect of “This is a slightly Sativa leaning hybrid 60/40” all while I’m looking at a strain that has been labeled with an (I). That’s a huge problem. I don’t know which information is accurate which system to use and very very rarely will I finally find a strain that lo and behold remains consistent throughout its labelings where it will have the (I) for Indica, also it will have the full label spelling out the word “Indica” however most of the time it simply won’t be labeled at all except for the previously mentioned (I), and finally the actual description itself also reports as Indica.
There’s a lot of things you can say that would explain why the system is the way that it is but frankly I don’t want that and no one else does. An inconsistent and confusing system is unacceptable and must be thrown out and replaced with a clear easy simple no nonsense one and done report. My suggestion is this: get rid of everything you currently use to label or indicate the strain type and replace it with a simple breakdown as follows: “Name of strain goes here” then right next to or right below this have a simple easy to understand display or depiction or graphic of the numerical Ratio . For example let’s say the strain was an evenly balanced hybrid, I would be able to tell easily by looking and seeing the numerical ratio 50:50. At this point it would be definitive and non contradictory. I can clearly see that it’s fifty percent Indica and fifty percent Sativa. As it stands I currently have to spend hours making sure all three labeling systems corroborate and I’ll either have to be forced to get the 1 product that actually does have all three reporting consistent information or I will have to settle for a 2 out of 3 report where the first two report Indica and then all the sudden the description reports Sativa dominant.
This is unacceptable period.
Change it.
This is just my no nonsense business point of view I don’t mean to be rude or mean or anything but surely you can see how this is a massive issue and customers aren’t confident with their purchase because they don’t know what information to believe or why they should trust that information over the other three strain reports.
Please fix this for everybody’s sake.
Pls.
Thank you for your time 🙏
-Austin
Great place, product and people
September 16, 2023
I’ve been to ReLeaf many times and every single time everyone is helpful and have great attitudes. They are very helpful when answering questions and the environment is very fun and laid back while maintaining professionalism.
Awesome place. The workers are always friendly and helpful. Great selection with even better prices.