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Update and Correction - 3 months ago my submited review stated: "So what if your firm advertises a flower product as having 27% potency in your internet ads, but in reality the potency is actually only 22% in the dispensary...Thank goodness your dispensary has similar yet higher-priced alternatives!" Well, I apologize: the truth is that Trulieve actually falsely advertises producs of a quality and potency that does NOT exist in their dispensaries, and does NOT have similar yet higher-priced alternatives. So Trulieve does not bait and switch; it's more like bait only! It's like jangling a bunch of keys to entertain a baby, or giving something bright and shiny to a child. It's really as if Trulieve's business model is: We at Trulieve will show the customer a fiction because the customer is dumb and will buy anything...how bright can cannabis patients be anyway?" Please excuse my oversight.