Best Compassion Clubs in the Seattle Area

They are all bad man. Over priced, over fertilized, poisoned with pesticides and fungicides, under flushed, no cure, machine trimmed & most still have PM and/or Mites as an added treat. Then they have the attitude that you are lucky to get to go into their store and pay $10-15/g to buy from them. Find an honest grower or grow it yourself. Inspect anything you buy nowadays with a scope before you pay and especially before you smoke. Break it open and look for PM too. If they wont let you, fuck them. Also there is no way to tell what toxic pesticides/fungicides they used during the grow to combat PM/Mites/root aphids etc. Scary place for consumers nowadays, is there some reason you can't grow your own?

I can grow my own. I think you're viewpoint, although valuable, is a tad one sided. While I am sure lots of the dispensaries are out to make a fast buck (by now I have been to all of the places within 3 miles of downtown), a few have what I would say is genuinely good product (and I have been living in the area for long enough to know what the black market prices/quality is). Recently I went to "BOTH" on cap hill and had some very friendly service and the buds were really beautiful. $10/g is less than $40/ 1/8 which is cheaper than if you got it from some random. And until I am more skilled at growing and get a harvest in I have to use a dispensary. I do agree though, I have been to at least two places that were pretty bad. I havent got clones though so mites have not been an issue. I am currently growing from seed (nirvana snow white, ice and papaya).

If you got a place you like keep going there. I'm not gonna tell you to stop doing something that's working for you. I just know what I've experienced myself and heard from others I know.

The bottom line is, dispensaries are paying vendors shit right now. The market is so flooded with growers that dispensaries can really abuse the system. With that logic, I wouldn't imagine the top quality medicine is being offered at dispensaries. Growers skilled enough to grow true top shelf have other resources and the lowballing dispensaries never see their product. If a grower does get a fair price for quality it's overpriced so high to the patient it's obscene. Clubs still have to get their standard 100% + markup you know, regardless what they pay.

I disagree that $40-1/8th is cheaper than if you got it from "some random." Medical street prices right now are $180-240/zip bro. What's that like $20-30-1/8th? And there is some true A++ to be had in this range if you meet the right person (the grower). But it IS a bit of a crap shoot. You have to kiss a lot of frogs sometimes. Too bad you're so far away or I could show you some shit for $240/oz that would make you spooge. PM me if you ever make it to the Woodinville area!

I can make it out to Woodinville no problem! When I said some random I was talking more pre-medical. I only just got authorized. I guess I just dont know any growers... Bainbridge is kind of odd in the way that there is likely a very good grower per capita ratio here but if you are a new guy (only lived here for 3 years) its hard to 'break in'.

I guess it makes sense regarding dispensaries. I just didnt realize they were marking up THAT much. So they pay only $5/g or less for what they sell? I did notice you rarely get a deal on quantity... ie $10/g bud is $280/oz, which is kind of lame.

One day soon I will be self sufficient in the medicine category.

I like Cannatonic Society and Rainier Wellness in Tacoma. Cannatonic does testing on all their varieties and even have high cbd meds at times. Check em out. Rainier has the best blueberry I have come across lately.

Get it from a grower you get good deals and if there good and know what they are doing the quality is GREAT.
There's this older dude that is on cl out of Issaquah and Redmond, That guy can grow some killer Med's he always delivers in glass jars and he has like 7 strains.
The guys name is Chris he knows what he is doing and never over 200 an oz. Save some $ check him out.

self sufficient is the idea for sure but it takes a while to get to that point. finding the right varieties is a chore albeit a fun one.

Originally Posted by silverpanic99

self sufficient is the idea for sure but it takes a while to get to that point. finding the right varieties is a chore albeit a fun one.

agreed... self sufficiency in all departments is a good thing. I sure wish I had $3000 to buy the Volksgarden, I could be growing fatty heirloom tomatoes and red peppers in my garage, in winter, in the PacNW LOL.