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Cannabis

BigmanPigman

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2. I make the staff at my dispensary open the cartridges

Reply to Wawannabe (Original post)

Fri May 22, 2020, 03:09 PM

May 2020

before I leave the store. Sometimes they can't even get them open. I have wrestled with the various brands and all the packaging is ridiculous. One brand was impossible to open so I tried to break the plastic case with my hammer. It worked but the cartridge went flying across the room and hit the wall once it was freed and it cracked and I had to return it. Now, THEY open them for me.

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Marijuana packaging SUCKS! [View all] Wawannabe May 2020 OP

Grow your own. 5X May 2020 #1

I make the staff at my dispensary open the cartridges BigmanPigman May 2020 #2

I haven't tried that! Wawannabe May 2020 #6

The Flav brand is the hardest to open and Happy is the easiest. BigmanPigman May 2020 #10

I think it's because they have to be child proof stopwastingmymoney May 2020 #3

Dude, such anger. Throck May 2020 #4

Well. That happens once I get the packaging open Wawannabe May 2020 #8

" What happened to film canisters???" mitch96 May 2020 #5

I carried a pipe with lid. Always loaded Wawannabe May 2020 #7

I still use them! B Stieg May 2020 #9

They've been replaced by shanti Nov 2020 #13

Grab all of the cheap Tupperware you can find at garage sales. safeinOhio May 2020 #11

They have to be hard to open, especially the edibles, for all the little ones who might pnwest Nov 2020 #12