Cannabis Listings Detail Dispensary Deals Across Four States

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The listings cover cannabis dispensaries in several states, with customer reviews praising staff knowledge, service, product selection and convenience at Dr. Greenthumbs, Koli Cannabis and Higher Ground. Reviewers also flag concerns including unexpected taxes and card fees, inconsistent prices, and online-order substitutions or stock accuracy. Koli says discounts vary by shopping time and offers promotions for early birds, happy hour, veterans and seniors. Leafly’s JARS listing notes that deals depend on participating retailers and product availability, may change without notice, and are limited to eligible adults or registered patients. Good Company describes itself as a locally owned Sioux Falls medical dispensary serving qualifying patients.

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