johny sunset
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Delta 9 had 5 g minimum
LP Minimum Gram Requirements?
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leaffan
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good question....ah ty itsmehigh...didn't see your response before i typed..
VIANARCHRIS
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How could that possibly be cost effective? If every patient were to order 20g or 150g and return all but 5g, at $5/g you would be making $25 for that 20 or 150g. You won't be in business long with that policy. I think the way to go is to have a 5g min., but allow the patient to pick 5 1g samples of different strains.
leaffan
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Nice to hear. Long term benefit for you guys versus a short term expense. Those small gram increments will probably only be on the first one or two orders that a patient will place.
There are many things that can be done for patients with fairly minimum cost that will provide long term patient loyalty and good word of mouth endorsements.
leaffan
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Obviously how you present yourselves and what your marketing strategy is can make or break you.
Mettrum is still taking it's lumps from it's uh...revolutionary colour coded groupings. I think PPS is going to have a very difficult time with their approach.
It's a balancing act. Some patients already know what they want and are annoyed at the thought of an LP knowing what's best for their individual situations. Other patients do need guidance. The key is to facilitate both types of patients.
I understand the reasoning behind "grouping" the strains, but I personally wouldn't group them into ailment categories. I would rather see groupings for Sativa / Indica, and THC%/CBD%, and demonstrate where different strains have helped different ailments in the past.
Having said that, you are the one that has a licence...
Anyways, good luck with your endeavors, and congrats on getting your licence.
Mettrum is still taking it's lumps from it's uh...revolutionary colour coded groupings. I think PPS is going to have a very difficult time with their approach.
It's a balancing act. Some patients already know what they want and are annoyed at the thought of an LP knowing what's best for their individual situations. Other patients do need guidance. The key is to facilitate both types of patients.
I understand the reasoning behind "grouping" the strains, but I personally wouldn't group them into ailment categories. I would rather see groupings for Sativa / Indica, and THC%/CBD%, and demonstrate where different strains have helped different ailments in the past.
Having said that, you are the one that has a licence...
Anyways, good luck with your endeavors, and congrats on getting your licence.