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  • After trying many of the dispensaries throughout the greater Las Vegas area, I can honestly say Cannacopia is about average. My three-star review is largely based on the mostly inflated prices, lack of rewards program for return patients, and lack of a solid locals discount. How about replacing the Sheriff's Card discount with a discount for residents of LV/Henderson? Why should only those working in clubs/casinos benefit from a discount? Industry professionals make more than the average college educated person (and possible government contractor), who likely also carries a shitload of student loan debt. I know educated voters are pretty important to pursuing the legalization of marijuana nationwide. How about a federal contractor discount? Anyway, I'm done bitching, but it's seriously something to be considered. The reason I returned after my second visit was for two very specific reasons: W Vapes are actually priced quite well, and I've found those to be superior to many of the other concentrate cartridges on the market; and Cannacopia carries Tikun Olam Avidekel in a concentrate cartridge. If you're unfamiliar with the unprecedented research conducted by Tikun Olam in Israel, do yourself a favor and conduct a search for their peer-reviewed, published research on cannabidiol (CBD). As a scientist, I have been consistently disappointed with the lack of solid research regarding medicinal cannabis. This is not so with Tikun Olam--they've collected over a decade of solid research with double-blind, placebo tested science. It's pretty unfortunate that Cannacopia's budtenders have absolutely no knowledge on Tikun Olam, and actually tried to deter me from purchasing this OUTSTANDING product both times I've been in. What this shows is you need to do your own research on how to properly medicate, and do not rely on listening to sales associates looking to push a specific product (in other words, not actually assisting a patient based on individual needs). It's also worth noting, on my last visit (04/14/18), their ATM was empty and I had to leave, go elsewhere, and return to finalize my purchase. Although not the biggest inconvenience, it was annoying, nonetheless. Hopefully Cannacopia with start offering some better rewards/discount programs, keep their ATM in working order, and lower prices a bit. I certainly will revisit my 3-star review in the future should some of those changes take place.
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