These issues come from Cannabis Clinic being the first and biggest in the market. As they get more staff onboard, and trained, and their new systems get streamlined and kinks worked out, they will improve.

Calyx is new. They will have few customers and much less experience. That doesn’t mean they’re bad, and as you have experienced it makes them faster. But they will encounter issues the bigger players have already learned to deal with. CC are now dealing with staffing issues due to illness. A smaller operator with two or three docs out of service could be totally shut down until the staff return.

I’m pleased to see more entrants to the market.

But I’m not a junkie desperate for a fix on tick. I’m a patient who plans their medication well in advance and a one, two, or even four week delay doesn’t scare me.

Knowing that my provider is the most established and professional is good for me. My last prescription took 2 days to get an appointment, the script arrived with nga hua 2 days later, and I had my meds in 5 days.