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Green2Go carries the concentrate producers "Made Right". Really good stuff and a great price per g at 30 bones. About a year ago, I visited the store in Prosser 'The Bake Shop'. I went because Altitude's brand selection is terrible, only ever carrying 2 and sometimes 3 concentrate producers. Bake Shop sold me that made right for 60 a G, which as good as it is, is not premium enough for that price (has a tendency to be a little harsh on the throat). Bake Shop knew they were selling this stuff at that price only because we as new consumers of a new range of products will most likely be unaware that it wasn't good enough to charge that price or that it was being marked up by that much. Being aware of these practices, I will never ever go to Prosser for weed again. Green2Go is bringing to Eastern WA what all of our fellow Ents in Seattle and Olympia fought for; great selection at HONEST prices in a safe environment. Sharking people like that just makes you as the merchant seem like you're still black market, so how does it make your store any different? Granted, this is America, and this is a business. However, G2G are NOT attempting to shark people on prices because they arrogantly believe people can't or won't go anywhere else. If something seems expensive there, you can believe completely that it is worth that price. Not only that but they are very vocal in the desire to eradicate the need for a black market, which is absolutely necessary to continue to convince more staunch states that legal weed can work. Even though they've only been recreational for about 2 or 3 weeks, they've seemingly quadrupled their stock from the first few days, and every time I go in they're happily sharing news of new deals that will bringing better savings and more selection. Because of the amount of taxes on these products, they're barely even profiting on some of the lower priced items. They have an outdoor producer whose products sell for 15 for 2 G. That comes out to about 6 or 7 bucks for 2 grams of decent weed. All because they CARE about their customers. We in the Tri-Cities will be proud to have this store here. With their help, our city will finally start to gain control over the black market, pushing the correlation between small crimes and marijuana use out of our statistics. With their help, our city will start to earn more money in taxes that we can use to build new and more schools, fix old parts of the cities, create better psychological healthcare infrastructure, and maybe even housing and work communities for homeless or indigent folks. All things we need, and all things Colorado has shown us we can more than afford to do with legal weed tax revenue. In the end, Green2Go is everything we've ever wanted here. There's no more reason to go anywhere else. I mean, these are the guys that fought to bring medical collectives here which brought safe, legal remedies to lots of people that needed it. I will happily be shopping here for life.

This place is pretty cool, mostly on the merit of being the only recreational store in a very large radius. I think they're aware of this fact, and mark up accordingly. As an old-school stoner whose only had one connection for the last 7 years, though, no matter the price, their offerings are top-notch. Flower selection is nice, but, I'm pretty sure this leafly menu is totally wrong. I'll look at it, make the drive, get there, and find about half the selection. So, I suppose it would be nice if they updated the menu more often. The pre-roll selection could be bigger, but they, at least, keep variety going. Extract selections are hit and miss. I think it depends on how close to stock deliveries you come in on. I went my first time and only had a wax, shatter, and hash. Last time, there was much, much more. My biggest complaint would be that they tried to sell me a bulb for vape pen for 20 bucks. Not even a big complaint so they've not got too much bad you can put on them. All in all, it is what it is. It's the only weed shop in a 50 to 100 mile radius. I don't need anything but an ID to get it. They have the most important attribute a weed shop should have for it's customers; you don't feel like you're doing dirty business. It is legitimate from start to finish. I'll be totally honest, though. As soon as Umatilla opens a shop, this place will struggle to keep it's tri-city business. Hopefully, that will only mean more product at more competitive prices.