Pleasantrees pays people for positive reviews. I am not one of them. I am an MS candidate in Medical Cannabis Science and Therapeutics, and have used Pleasantrees as one of the many dispensaries from whence I conduct research, both market and scientific, without mention. I have six qualifying medical conditions under Michigan state law, and the quality of cannabis should be higher for medical patients. Ingredients need to be listed fully on all products, but medical ones especially. It is not easy to find out what is in a vape cartridge, for instance, unless one of Live Resin, which are prohibitively expensive for most medical cannabis consumers. For the price, more information should be available. Once, on the way out of town for a recent camping trip, I stopped to get a medical vape cartridge whose contents are unknown beyond THC, CBD & most prominent terpene, and while my husband skillfully backed the truck & trailer into mosquito infested parking spot one, three men in security shirts stared at him, while a young woman said we could not park here. My spouse was in the process of parking. She said trailers are not allowed. There is no sign stating such, and he parked easily once the woman went to "talk with security". She wanted us to park across the street. I mentioned that due to my medical condition, I cannot easily get up and down out of my vehicle and walk distances. She said that didn't matter to her. I had an online order for curbside pickup, which I assumed I could pick up as promised, so that I could move my body enough to camp with my family. I was upset to not be able to access my medicine. I gave the budtender the money and my id and medical card, and eventually she did bring the order, but she yelled at me first. I was not comfortable. It was not "pleasant". If I hadn't had my husband with me, I would have felt threatened by her speech and the looks from security. There was no explanation nor apology. She did not give us the option to park, but once we easily parked when we were no longer being blocked by her person, I was brought my order. If she had been pleasant and allowed the full sixty seconds it takes to back up a trailer without coming out to block the path, I would still be a customer to this day. After spending thousands of dollars at Pleasantrees, I will never return. read more
