Seattle Tonics — Local services in Seattle

GO 2 UNCLE IKES OFF LAKE CITY

Story time: I've been going to this place since marijuana was first legal in washington state. I've spent thousands if not 10's of thousands (I buy lots of Oz's ontop of other stuff) Well today is no different I go buy an O (inspect it) and go home. As soon as I get home. I open it to find all of the top nugs that I couldn't see are dried to a crisp and have 0 THC on them. They weren't ready to be sold yet but they decided to sell them anyway. No biggie, maybe this company that I've been so loyal to will help me? I show up and the bouncer says, "you cant return weed" i said, "i know but look" he looked then said, "oh yeah i get it" and let me through. Then I was treated as if I was a conman or a criminal trying to get one over by the super scronny white guy. I've never spent so much money to be treated so badly before. Not only that, but also the PHAT PANDA brand they sell has been grandfathered in to not having to do 3rd party pesticide testing and I got a respiratory disease for months from their weed that this company knows about (i told them about the whole story) and continues to sell it. My doc wants me to sue, maybe I will. Please stay away from this place. They are practicing illegal activities. Anyway, that took me a while to notice so I'm sure the police don't even know yet.

The first 2 pics are a couple of MULTIPLE nugs that have little to ZERO percent THC on them. Please choose wise when choosing where to buy this plant from. These people do not care about your loyalty, they are there to earn a quick buck. If you care, refer to the dispensary I've quoted up top. They do not play when it comes the...

I 've been to Seattle Tonics Pot Shop twice. in April and July. And both times I was disappointed. When I was there Tuesday, July 26th, I bought some prerolls: Blue Dreams, Dirty Girl and some Haze. The Blue Dreams are supposed to be over 29% THCA, Dirty Girl over 25%, and Haze over 22%. But there is no way any of that stuff was anywhere near 16%, including the Haze. And they have a no return policy on purchases. And those preroll cones are less than half filled. So there's no way those cones are .5 gram, let alone the Haze being .6 grams. It's always the same geeky, bully ass bastàrd waiting on me. And some black guy always comes pretending to buy something but he's telling him that it's okay to over charge me by putting two packs of Haze in my bag, instead of the one pack that I asked him for.

You know, I so understand why some of those cannabis dispensaries are being closed down by the government! Because, some of the cannabis businesses are not being ethical. Don't claim that a preroll is .5 gram when it's.35 gram, which you can barely smoke the preroll because it's so narrow, and the preroll is suppose to be 29% THCA when it's not even 16%; yet, there's a note on the receipt indicating "no returns"!....You shouldn't renege on your services to customers, then tell them there's no refund for returns of products not effective and...

I've been going to Seattle Tonics frequently for over the past year and Im a regular customer supporting this business. But last week I used a $20 bill to pay for my purchase and the little short Asian guy that drives the Black Toyota 4runner had the audacity to check if my bill was real using a machine he had next to the register. Nobody has ever done this to me at this store before especially for lower denomination bills. I’d understand if it was a $100 bill. This was purely racist. And very petty, demeaning, humiliating, and unfair. I work hard for my money like everyone else does. If my skin was a different color he wouldn’t have looked at me and my money suspiciously and as a criminal. I was a little shocked because the staff are usually very friendly and helpful here. Be fair and equal and look at everyone else’s money with the same scrutiny as you did mine. It's interesting how Asians are the first to speak out against hate, racism, discrimination and inequality, when they're the main ones that are practicing it in our society. The owner needs to teach his employees proper customer service skills or they will continue to lose...