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Basically no thought given to the medical patients who may struggle to move around; watch out! The floor dips drastically in a couple places, and there are no markers for this. They've put black rugs over the spots so it ironically makes the dips harder to see. Ppl with sensory issues, stay away on the weekend. It's not every time, but 2/4 times I've visited the music has been very loud. No metal detector, but you may have to leave belongings by the check-in desk. Receptionist didn't know how Jars+ worked, I'm still not sure either, tbh. It's not an app; I think you're supposed to just make an account on their website. Haven't tried to price match but have heard mixed reviews on that. All in all the budtending staff has been great to me, but the combination of the confusing security situation (3-4 guards, but no metal detector, hearts in the right place but looking for the wrong things), difficult environmental factors (loud music, crowded waiting room, not disability-friendly building), and overall experience, i will likely not return when the other store opens in port Huron. Just doesn't feel like they're in it for the medical community at all. Give it some time and this may be a good spot to shop.