Med Pricing

I thought it would be interesting to showcase some pricing from other states....
This img is from a LB collective's menu.

good flavors 10 a g, nice

cool where do u have that available around az?

irieie said:

cool where do u have that available around az?

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I guess that was inadvertently the underlying point of this post/thread...
Majority (Not all) of AZ "top-shelf" would probably not make the cut on the 5g, $50 1/8 list either.
The best I have seen here is the occasional $40 1/8 (3.5g) of dank w/o a hookup.

Just interesting to see "established" medical state's price points.

i dont think u can fairly compare med state pricing. compare colo and cali, prices in colo are sometimes 50% that of what you would find in certain parts of cali but you would be hard pressed to find consistent cali quality in colo. further more you could look at states in PNW where the price of an ounce of dank can be found for under 200 consistently. price points are based on supply and demand which are both in turn effected by laws regulations, enforcement, genetic availability, growers numbers and experience, patient numbers and quality standards, etc. etc. there are too many systemic andnsituational differences to fairly compare prices between states. all this aside there are local growers trying to make 40$ 1/8 of decent meds available to patients and from both the grower and patkent perspective this seems like an equitable price.

Agreed, 40 an 1/8 is definitely fair in the market where old guys are selling $35 g of uncured white widow, lol.
The law in AZ will make consistent quality and stock virtually impossible for some but not all, minus the quality part.
I imagine $60+ eights of fire (what is now $40 on the p2p market) when it does roll into an AZ metro dispensary, esp. because of the rarity since caregivers almost have no place in the AZ industry...

CO definitely does have dank, but the list suggests Aspen OG is not considered top-shelf in Cali.
I wonder were it sits in Colo.

not dank like cali.

We are years away from good consistent dispensary production just like any other state that's just getting started. Of course that depends on them opening at all.