As much as I disagree with anything Trump, today he said something beneficial to me. After the elections on November 6th, he is going to start looking into making medical marijuana legal under the federal law. A lot of physicians are saying marijuana is the way to go to get people off of opioids for their pain. Finally, help for the disabled! I really appreciate Acres for being there for the medical patients even when they are no longer a medical dispensary. Also, can you please bring back the good hash you guys used to carry?!? It was so delicious and affordable!! Thank you Acres!!

I have been asking, begging even, for you guys to get Brass Knuckles!!! And when you finally do, I couldn’t get a heads up?! Or even to meet X would have been nice! Brass Knuckles is the Best tasting vape around!! If they still carry Purple Haze, you would want to stock up!!

I had to write a review!! It’s so rare now a days for people to choose doing a kind gesture over making a dollar! I am a medical patient whose only income is disability. After keeping a roof over my family’s head I don’t have much left. I came to Acres in pain with my last few dollars, hoping to get enough to dull the pain at least. I believe the manager’s name was Nick, or Nate. He allowed a Budtender to hook me up with what I needed to get out of pain! I will always spend my money with Acres for the kindness blessed on me! Good People!! PS.. Please get Brass Knuckles! This is the brand I used in California. It’s a premium vape cartridge both quality and quantity, with a decent price.

Since marijuana became legal for recreational use the prices have skyrocketed. Even with the discount it makes it difficult to keep in my possession. I stopped using opioids for many reasons, and I now only have Cannabis to rely on for my severe pain. With Cannabis being such a prosperous industry, why hasn’t anyone setup a system to supply the indigent patients with medication when in desperate need? Even in expensive California many clubs offer “care packages “ or some sort of program to assist in obtaining Cannabis. Most disabled patients receive Medicare or medicaid which would normally pay for their medication for the month. The stiffen disabled people live off of is very minimal and does not leave anything to spare. When a person who receives Ssi spends in a dispensary you can best believe that they are foregoing paying for another need. A consideration to this concern is desperately needed.