Stores like Green Leaf are an embarassment to informed members of the cannabis community. Their staff is uneducated, they sell poor quality products for ridiculous prices, and have no accountability for the unethical business they conduct. One more than one occassion I've bought flower that was moldy, seeded or both for well over ten dollars a gram. I unfortunately got caught in the scam they had perpetrated with perecan extracts, where these companies moved a large number of concentrates that had been mispackaged and only contained half the product that consumers paid for. Despite a recall and me providing video evidence of me opening and weighing the product, i was denied a refund. A similar event occured when i bought a vaporizer for my girlfriend. The vaporizer I had been sold was defective. Despite being assured that i could bring the device in with the receipt for an exchange or return multiples times, Green Leaf staff initially refused. I had to buy another piece for the vaporizer which also turned out to be defective, even though the manager swore he had checked it personally. At that point i had taken video and wanted a refund, but was denied and given my third defective replacement piece in two weeks. I was told even if the product they sell is defective, they won't return a customer's money. The manager tried to tell me it was the battery, but i didnt tell him i had bought a coil from another store, which i had recorded working fine just hours earlier. It also came to my attention how unknowledgable the staff was. Not only did they offer warranties that the store does not honor, they do not seem to know the very basics of cannabis. I asked one of the product specialists if anything had been flushed properly, and she was so confused by what i meant i had to wait for a manager, who still pointed me to something that burned like ammoniated charcoal. Another instance i asked about the concentrates, and the pinnacle of advice i was given was "I heard this one was good". No discussion of medicinal or recreational needs, solvents or terpenes, just lackluster secondhand subjectivity. On more than one occassion employees here told me it would actually be against the law for them to provide refunds for any product or exchanges for cannabis, which gave a good laugh to the new store I use, which prints state policy on their receipts. I feel like the only reason Green Leaf has had the success it has had is due to the enormous population of people who are new and excited to be a part of the cannabis community for the first time, and are absolutely enamored to finally see cannabis behind a glass counter. Hopefully when people understand cannabis a little better and free selection of the market runs it's course, unethical businesses like these will die out. They are the reason street dealers will always have a job, and i was happy to take my experience and video evidence to the Federal Trade Comission. Avoid this store, i have switched to other stores and am far, far happier with my cannabis experience. read more