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MedUSA is a medical marijuana dispensary located at 456 N Wilson St in Vinita, Oklahoma — a locally rooted Craig County cannabis shop that has built a loyal following among Vinita patients through consistently honest pricing, a wide strain selection, and a genuine community spirit that sets it apart from the typical dispensary experience. The shop keeps its pricing straightforward: Read more...
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Cannabis Haven’s 806 Sabattus Street location in Lewiston is one of nine Cannabis Haven recreational and medical storefronts operating across Maine — a fast-growing independent Maine cannabis company with locations in Auburn, Augusta, Lewiston, Waterville, and Portland. The Sabattus Street store sits on one of Lewiston’s main commercial corridors, serving adult-use customers 21-plus with no medical card required. Originally operating Read more...
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Green Gold Group occupies a modern, purpose-built dispensary on Worcester Road in Charlton, a small Worcester County town positioned at the junction of Route 20 and close to both I-90 (the Mass Pike) and Route 395 — a location that gives it easy access from Oxford, Sturbridge, Auburn, Spencer, and the broader south-central Massachusetts corridor. The store serves medical patients Read more...
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Bloom Montana’s East Helena location on East Main Street serves as the chain’s easternmost foothold in the Helena metro, sitting about five miles east of the Montana state capitol in a small city of roughly 2,000 residents that has historically operated as a blue-collar neighbor to Lewis and Clark County’s seat. For East Helena locals, it’s the closest dispensary option Read more...
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The Botanist Columbus is a recreational and medical cannabis dispensary at 115 Vine St in downtown Columbus, Ohio — a Greenleaf Apothecaries operation that opened in 2019 and set itself apart as one of the first Ohio dispensaries to place licensed pharmacists at the helm of patient care. Situated steps from the Arena District and minutes from I-670, the shop Read more...
