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Always a sucker for the headband. It's a fun ride that has good relaxing properties without being sedating.

Great tasting and great for pain. Always been a favorite.

I am seriously impressed with Oregon's Finest. Very nice interior, clean and minimal, it feels mellow. The guys are really friendly and knowledgeable. They have a very diverse selection, definitely on point and great donation scale - they do work with you. Lots of good medibles and other treats. Meds come in bags, not prescription bottles which I prefer, but they do use Leafly label tags which is a really nice touch. I just take the labels off and use them on empty bottles. So not a big deal but if possible it'd be cool to see an upgrade. Cards are checked carefully but I really appreciated not having all my info photocopied and kept on file. It makes for a much more relaxing experience. No door or member fee either which is a real plus. Although I don't love the location I thought they had good security. I don't mind waiting to be let in but I can imagine that make some people uncomfortable. It would be nice if there was some kind of divider between the waiting area and the medical section, preferably a door but even a beaded curtain (old school) would work. Just something for a little more privacy. (It's a minor issue.) Parking isn't great either, but they do have a few reserved spots in front. Overall a really chill spot. Highly recommended.

Great center with a lot of options for your medical needs. Always found the vibe to be relaxed and friendly while still being professional. I think their medibles and many of the flowers have noticeably unique flavors. Think everythings lab tested is always a plus. Very nice, clean area, they keep it looking good inside and out. I only have a few criticals. It feel a little empty inside, the waiting area is quite large compared to the medical space. Just seems like more space could be utilized in the waiting area... TV maybe? Parking can be a challenge being on MLK. And the labels on the jars with testing info is very tiny, difficult for those with impaired vision to see. I guess they have a nice magnifying lens that could work. RCW is straight to the point and helps find what would be best for the patient. Definitely a solid spot.

Wow, this is a an awesome spot. They have a HUGE selection of medibles that are really tasty. In addition to the very nice assortment of flowers, other products. The only downside is that I think some can be a bit leafy, I don't think it is too bad tho. But most importantly the quality is there. The folks there are pretty open and easy going, it's definitely a mellow vibe. They really take the time to talk with you. It doesn't feel rushed at all. My only criticisms are the laminated membership form, that was weird and a little uncomfortable, and having all the info copied... understand where it's coming from but still a bit of a concern. My other issue is that for some reason the lighting hurts my eyes, I don't know what it is. Not sure if that could even be changed? All in all I think they have the right idea, good setup - keep up the good work. I support Collective Awakenings.