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My experience was great! Really awesome customer service and Ivy is professional and very helpful. Definitely recommending to family.

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They took care of my application in such kind and caring manor and got me my card within the week if my appointment

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Super awesome customer service from the initial consult to meeting with your nurse practitioner! Robert and IVY were amazing!!

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How can I get a medical card ? And How much does it cost?

Hi Laverney, the first step is to check that you have a qualifying medical condition like chronic pain. The next step is to contact a doctor or APRN, such as myself, to process your application. The cost for your first card is $150 plus the Dept.… 

If you have a medical marijuana card from another state, can you get a card in Hawaii if you are just visiting?

Yes you can access the medical dispensaries as soon as the Governor signs HB2729 and the Department of Health sets up guidelines. Visitors will then be able to bring their medical card (from their home state) or a letter from their PCP to any Hawaii… 

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The day of the apt Nurse Ivy calls you while you wait in your car outside the door for a proper covid screening.

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Maui Grown Therapies

Maui Grown Therapies

4.2
(54 reviews)
0.1 mi

Maui is home to one of the best dispensiaries on Planet earth. MGT has solid leadership that is…read morereflected in the quality of the service. They offer a wide range of cannabis products and are glad to work with individuals to create a solution. The vape line up is off the charts - flower is primo. Budtenders are experienced and know the products. Staff is like seeiing friends. Cool Kids all! MGT Rocks!!!

Love the vibe and layout , the ultra secure checkin (compared to kihei) feels welcoming once…read moreyou're in. Putting a phone up to some glass and a bullet partition feels weird in Hawaii, that's not even a thing on the mainland. I say 3 star because I've spent a whole lot here. I am a connoisseur of quality, service and value, and while the service is awesome and I like the people, the products, just like Pono Life, are inconsistent and at times amateur. From the perspective of someone well experienced, I've gotta say that some of the pure shyte I've spent hard earned money on for relief of my pain and suffering as a disabled person, is a laughable. For a place, granted existence by insurmountable financial resources, politics, privilege, a dream, organization and hard work, to have such high prices yet skimp on quality control and service, is a disgrace to the very cannabis community of patients seeking relief who support you. You're making $4400-6000 A POUND on the prerolls, there should be no margin for error AT ALL! This is weed, it's not bonsai, it's not hard to grow great product at all, and consistent quality isn't even hard. Like what? Literally some of this is like old brick weed. While I acknowledge that challenges can exist in growing, it's usually not the whole crop, so why when trying different strains they're all inconsistent except the Crater Lake (mildly inconsistent but mostly on point regularly). Quality and supply chain control are among the easiest parts of the whole process! Consistency in products, even products once tasting great, I've seen go WAYYY down. I wrote and sent a photo and even voiced concern in person about the Berry strain with seeds, which the bud clearly didn't grow to maturity (appears something went wrong during the grow cycle and it went hermaphrodite so I couldn't even use the seeds) and think anyone replied or offered to replace the prerolls? Nope. The diamonds and cured resin, much like Pono, are great. The prerolls have been about 50% consistency of quality. The worst is when you remember a strain was great and you try to stock up and it's all crap. Seeds and bud that look damaged by light and yet still put into production. Improper drying and curing and high degree of moisture in flower buds- not a fan. Overall, the quality has been better and more consistent than Pono, but not enough to keep me spending 400+ a month any longer. This shouldn't exist in a well regulated industry, in Hawaii, where you've got no excuse to produce only the finest. None at all. Unless the motive is profit over patients. There is no excuse for deeply subpar product to make it into the marketplace when the marketplace is so small and controlled by so few. That leads me to believe it is deliberate negligence because in such a highly regulated industry, how could this happen right? I've gone back to simply (legally) growing my own, in about 9 more weeks I'll be drying then curing and likely won't spend even 1/3 of what I used to, but I'll miss the kind people for sure, the aloha definitely helps but it's NOT aloha when someone tells you about seeds and poor experience and even sends photos and no one replies, or wants to help in person. Thats not a nuisance, that's not a customer being a butt, that's a disabled person with feelings, that's an OPPORTUNITY for your business to show that maybe just maybe, in a world of hurt and pain and that can feel so unfair, that there's some place I can go where I'm not taken advantage of, NOT ripped off, where concerns after patronizing faithfully with a smile, and supporting you. That was your chance to be aloha. You don't have a moment to reply to an email or take me aside and be like "hey let's chat, can I see it? How can we make this better because we stand behind our patients every product we put out cause we love what we do. You can be firm but you can be fair too! Think about it let it marinate, am I wrong? Im speaking for everyone - How do you think it made that patient feel to ingest something over and over again as of such poor quality? To return and keep buying hoping to find quality. Do you think it made their body feel good? That's poor service to not acknowledge or make it right. Pay attention to the quality and consistency. If you put out B grade or C grade product, the prices should reflect that, not a one price of everything. Very profit driven and NOT in alignment with patients rights to quality, pure healthy medicine. Wish I could pick apart the whole supply chain and help, because this is a common convo amongst patients, many of whom are afraid to speak up. I'm not. I'd love to see an elevation in quality and consistency. Grow harder and love the people supporting you. If it's subpar product, make the prices reflect it, or use it as compost or donate it, so many sick people hurt people who can't afford. Do good. Always.

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The concentrate case with battery charger, i ended up getting a little bit of flower. I love a good upsell.

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The concentrate case with battery charger, i ended up getting a little bit of flower. I love a good upsell.
Pakaloha Care Clinic

Pakaloha Care Clinic

5.0
(5 reviews)
88.3 mi

Pakaloha care thank you for offering such good insight of cannabis. When I first started looking…read morefor someone I could see regarding getting my cannabis card. I came across Weedmaps. I had two options either an another MD from halewia or Pakaloha. I initially choose her because I would rather talk to a person then exchange private information over text. Very professional. She not only professional but also can give you advice on what strains might be causing dry mouth or whatever you might be experiencing as cannabis user. I did book and pay the deposit of $40 which is taken in order to book appointment. After the consultation over the phone, she will charge $69.95 and submit your work to the state. She does explain everything over the phone. The fact that she knows what she talking about. I'd highly recommend her. You never know what they are putting and how the grow mj. Better to get it from legal dispensary

A delightful experience! I'm an older human who remembers a time when there was stigma attached to…read morecannabis use. I guess there still is in some scenarios. For that reason I put off getting my 329 card for years, but I did what I had to do on my own to relieve my chronic pain and insomnia. Certain strains are better for different purposes but you don't know what you are getting when you buy from friends. Fast forward to present time and now my pain is quite acute and unbearable. Unfortunately, I can't take prescription or over the counter pain relievers because of another medical condition I have. Cannabis -- especially high CBD strains -- does the trick, so I knew it was time to apply for a card. Look, we've all dealt with the State of Hawaii for things, so I had to psych myself up for the red tape I was about to claw through, but I couldn't have been more pleasantly surprised. I looked into it and filled out the application online on Friday, made a telemedicine appointment with Abi at Pakaloha Care for Saturday. I'm not thinking too clearly due to the pain and she explained the entire process step-by-step, and helped me gather all of the needed documentation and fix some errors. The completed application was submitted to the State on Monday. Today is Tuesday and I was able to download an electronic version of my card. All I can say to that is Sweet Relief! I can't recommend Abi at Pakaloha Care enough, for walking me through all of the steps with kindness and compassion. She also leaves the door wide open for follow-up questions and adjustments to dosing. If you fear applying for a 329 card will be complicated, I assure you she will ease your mind. I've been leaving mostly negative reviews lately because customer service has deteriorated everywhere, and it is my pleasure to spread the Aloha that Abi extended to me. If you are thinking about it, what are you waiting for?

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Maui Grown Therapies - Kihei

Maui Grown Therapies - Kihei

4.5
(10 reviews)
8.4 mi

This is primarily geared toward the C-Suite, grow team, health, safety and supply chain concerns…read more This isn't random, but bottled up over months of observation. The people here are kind, aloha, and welcoming. My review primarily focuses on lack of quality and consistency. I've spent a whole lot here. I am a connoisseur of quality, service and value, and while the service is awesome and I like the people, the products, just like Pono Life, are inconsistent and at times amateur. From the perspective of someone well experienced, I've gotta say that some of the pure shyte I've spent hard earned money on for relief of my pain and suffering as a disabled person, is a laughable. For a place, granted existence by insurmountable financial resources, politics, privilege, a dream, organization and hard work, to have such high prices yet skimp on quality control and service, is a disgrace to the very cannabis community of patients seeking relief who support you. You're making $4400-6000 A POUND on the prerolls, there should be no margin for error AT ALL! This is weed, it's not bonsai, it's not hard to grow great product at all, and consistent quality isn't even hard. Like what? Literally some of this is like old brick weed. While I acknowledge that challenges can exist in growing, it's usually not the whole crop, so why when trying different strains they're all inconsistent except the Crater Lake (mildly inconsistent but mostly on point regularly). Quality and supply chain control are among the easiest parts of the whole process! Consistency in products, even products once tasting great, I've seen go WAYYY down. I wrote and sent a photo and even voiced concern in person about the Berry strain with seeds, which the bud clearly didn't grow to maturity (appears something went wrong during the grow cycle and it went hermaphrodite so I couldn't even use the seeds) and think anyone replied or offered to replace the prerolls? Nope. The diamonds and cured resin, much like Pono, are great. The prerolls have been about 50% consistency of quality. The worst is when you remember a strain was great and you try to stock up and it's all crap. Seeds and bud that look damaged by light and yet still put into production. Improper drying and curing and high degree of moisture in flower buds- not a fan. Overall, the quality has been better and more consistent than Pono, but not enough to keep me spending 400+ a month any longer. This shouldn't exist in a well regulated industry, in Hawaii, where you've got no excuse to produce only the finest. None at all. Unless the motive is profit over patients. There is no excuse for deeply subpar product to make it into the marketplace when the marketplace is so small and controlled by so few. That leads me to believe it is deliberate negligence because in such a highly regulated industry, how could this happen right? I've gone back to simply (legally) growing my own, in about 9 more weeks I'll be drying then curing and likely won't spend even 1/3 of what I used to, but I'll miss the kind people for sure, the aloha definitely helps but it's NOT aloha when someone tells you about seeds and poor experience and even sends photos and no one replies, or wants to help in person. Thats not a nuisance, that's not a customer being a butt, that's a disabled person with feelings, that's an OPPORTUNITY for your business to show that maybe just maybe, in a world of hurt and pain and that can feel so unfair, that there's some place I can go where I'm not taken advantage of, NOT ripped off, where concerns after patronizing faithfully with a smile, and supporting you. That was your chance to be aloha. You don't have a moment to reply to an email or take me aside and be like "hey let's chat, can I see it? How can we make this better because we stand behind our patients every product we put out cause we love what we do. You can be firm but you can be fair too! Think about it let it marinate, am I wrong? Im speaking for everyone - How do you think it made that patient feel to ingest something over and over again as of such poor quality? To return and keep buying hoping to find quality. Do you think it made their body feel good? That's poor service to not acknowledge or make it right. Pay attention to the quality and consistency. If you put out B grade or C grade product, the prices should reflect that, not a one price of everything. Very profit driven and NOT in alignment with patients rights to quality, pure healthy medicine. Wish I could pick apart the whole supply chain and help, because this is a common convo amongst patients, many of whom are afraid to speak up. I'm not. I'd love to see an elevation in quality and consistency. Grow harder and love the people supporting you. If it's subpar product, make the prices reflect it, or use it as compost or donate it, so many sick people hurt people who can't afford. Do good. Always.

I have been to the Kihei dispensary only about 4 or 5 times and every time was a terrible…read moreexperience. I will never go again. I have been going to Maui Grown since 2017 and have never had a problem. Don't waste your time in Kihei go somewhere else

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