DFW CBD & WELLNESS — Local services in Richardson

EDIT: the owner is now calling me childish for the time of replies and saying I can’t afford that lol I just registered a medical billing and coding company with employees hired with years of experience and I’m studying to be a dentist and it’s just been 5 years in US so far so you might wanna reconsider what you said hahaha Anyway bad attempt for justifying your price and my knowledge of these things isn’t as weak as you think. You don’t remember or maybe you weren’t there , I already came to this shop and you have me and friend 2 of the $5 pre rolls which didn’t get me high AT ALL, not even a little buzz. Thinking I don’t know what is the difference between live resin, live rosin, liquid diamonds, amount of terpenes is funny too. That off market stuff you’re dissing lol $7 for a gram ten times stronger than whatever your shop has. If you have the tolerance I will come to your shop and bring you an amazing hand roll and buy one of yours and we smoke together in front of each other and see the difference lol Lemme know if you up for the challenge. Sorry I really had to type this response coz of your horrible attempt to justify your weak flower. Prolly that’s why anybody who I meet here in DFW only smokes off market stuff lol Legally your 0.3% THC-A flower isn’t technically stronger than off market also coz that’s there is a limit of what can a gram have. Now you’ve dusted it with diamonds to make it 75%+ overall is like me doing the same with the other stuff.

Not recommended at all due to the ridiculous prices. $20 for a gram of THC-A? That's a joke when you can get the real stuff which is super strong for like $7 to $12 per gram and smokers know how that's like. For THC-A products there are countless other shops in DFW that sell 3g premium flower pre rolled in packs for $20 max, on the SAME road lol When I asked the owner about the prices, he tried his best to justify them but all those who smoke THC-A or the real stuff know that it's really not $20 a gram. I really suggest shopping other places in DFW area. It just makes NO SENSE to buy $20 THC-A flower when the real stuff is available for $7 a gram and you're just feeling a little bodily effect only once you smoke this $20 per gram of this shop's stuff. Arapaho, Shiloh, Campbell etc these roads are filled with shops having premium quality THC-A products selling 3 grams for $20. Try companies called Shake and Double Doinks and you'll never be going back to this rip off and those pre rolled are fully dusted with THCA...

The “Manager” Kevin – Unprofessional and Disrespectful: Kevin seems to think he’s above customers. I returned to the store after purchasing a vape for $81, only to discover it was burnt. A quick online search shows the same vape listed for $42.99 elsewhere. When I brought this up, instead of a conversation, I got insulted—called “stupid”—with zero accountability or explanation about the outrageous price or defective product. When I politely reminded him of the issue, he got defensive and acted like I was the problem.

Kevin also made me feel extremely uncomfortable from the moment I walked in. Despite recognizing me as a returning customer, he treated me like a criminal for asking where the disposable vapes were. The entire interaction was cold, accusatory, and rude.

To top it off, there’s a disheveled, creepy-looking dog blocking the entrance with a ripped-up toy scattered on the floor, making the store feel dirty and even more unwelcoming. It’s clear Kevin doesn’t want to be there—and based on his attitude, he shouldn’t be.

The Owner – Just as Unhelpful and Arrogant: When I returned (per Kevin’s instruction) to speak with the owner, I expected at least some professionalism. Instead, I got more disrespect. He brushed me off mid-sentence, said he already “knew the whole story,” and rudely told me to “cut to the chase.” When I explained the vape was defective and the pricing seemed suspiciously high, he responded dismissively and accused me of using half the product (which I hadn’t touched at all due to the burnt taste).

Neither of them explained the price difference, showed any concern, or took responsibility. The owner didn’t care about addressing a loyal customer’s valid concerns—instead, he seemed more interested in defending Kevin than fixing the issue.

The Verdict: This place doesn’t value people. They don’t stand behind their products. They don’t care about loyalty, fairness, or basic customer decency. And based on how they treat complaints—with arrogance, sarcasm, and no accountability—it’s only a matter of time before this shop shuts down.

Avoid this store like the plague. You’re better off buying online or anywhere else. There’s no trust, no service, and no reason to ever give them your money. This isn’t just bad customer service—this is hostile,...

I came to try out the float tank for the first time, and before I get into it the owner was so friendly, nice, and informative. He gets a 10/5. That said the lack of shower there is a huge deal breaker. I was excited coming from Terrell to do this, but the salty drive home left me feeling... pretty salty. That's 35 minutes COVERED in salt.

From what I've read there's too much salt to spread bacteria and keep things clean in there, and there cleanliness is maintained by skimming the surface. The only thing I noticed in my tent was slimey walls which I'm assuming (praying) is salt build up; my boyfriend found a used floating ear plug in his tent, and didn't stay in longer than 5 minutes. I'm sure there's cleaning that goes on before/after each person, but it's no dark in there I can also see how cleaning could be difficult.

That said you do float, but this isn't exactly sensory deprivation. My tent got pretty dark but there was always a tiny crack of light that bugged me, and there isn't anything actually providing a sound barrier. The website made this place look more like a spa that sells CBD instead of a CBD store trying to offer spa services.

Finally, I'm sure there 35 minute drive home absolutely covered in salt didn't help, but my skin was dry which I expected, but I wasn't ready for irritation and light itchiness. It felt like I was going to get a rash, but never did... kinda weird.

TL:DR - I bought 3 float sessions on Groupon. Don't use CBD products, but wanted to try sensory deprivation tanks. Interesting first experience with it, but would highly recommend a place with a shower for sanitary reasons (rinse off before hand) and for your skins sake. Won't be using the remaining sessions, but this sparked an interest to try like a pod situation vs...