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Great space. Good energy. Front desk and bud tenders very personable and eager to help and educate. By far the most extensive menu in Western PA that I’ve seen and the prices are fair. I like the selectable info on the strain menu but some of the descriptions not complete yet, so I tend to move on from them. I do find the parking ample, but that 30 second walk from the store front to the parking lot will be a day-only experience for me; to be I feel that way at most dispensary locations where cash-laden consumers visit. After making the rounds at the previously established local dispensaries, I am going to stick with Maitri Medicinal. Selection and service.

I was a walk-in on inaugural day three, intent on having a look, feeling the vibe, then returning a week later for my scheduled appointment. There were probably 20 customer patients populating the spacious and nicely done waiting area, a security person at the door, and a visible administrative staff of 6-8. All were enthusiastic and helpful, except for the stoic security guard. I was given a three page clipboard to fill out, they checked ID and MMJ card, then I waited for a pharmacist to call me in to discuss my condition, currently prescribed pharmaceuticals, and then Solevo product offerings. Back to the waiting room for a short wait, then called into the secure pharmacy counters staffed by five or so customer service reps. The menu was more extensive than I had anticipated. Wish I could see it on line to further research on Leafly before visiting the dispensary. Felt a lityle on the spot and at their inventory mercy. Cresco Yeltrah seems to be their primary grower/processor. Nice packaging. Also would like to see some instruction on administering medicine using the cartridge and battery. Had to stop at a vape shop and utube for help. Even as a walk-in with all of those customers on day three, I was in and out of MY inaugural dispensary experience in less than an hour. Banner day in so many ways. I have been to dispensaries in other states and the learning curve of this industry is impressive. Still pinching myself that I am no longer required to break the law to access such a useful medicine to me. Pennsylvania patients—we have a responsibility to protect this industry, possibly expand it. Don’t abuse the right we have finally been granted by driving impaired and/or unlawfully distributing this medicine that many have taken great financial risk to provide. Soapbox over.