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@Jane420 same for the one that just opened in Bloemfontein. Dodgy and cringy and no standards whatsoever. Really a bad example to everyone.

@trichomechaser Canapax or Cannapax or CanaPA as I've heard people call it due to it's difficult to read logo design creativity, just opened a branch in BLOEMFONTEIN. It's an empty room with a few small jars with a few hard, dark buds in them, some dodgy looking brownies, and about 5 or 6 plants just chilling on the floor no lights looking sad AF. They sell their plants at R75 each. Dry herb from R35 to about R100 per gram. I asked where they source their dry herb from, they said they had 300 legal growers at their supply end. They will sell you dry bud without any health consultation. As someone who knows traditional healers who have worked tirelessly and at their own expense to stay legitimate and operate within the law, it's quite disturbing to see these dodgy fly by nights exploiting a grey area in the act. I hope the community in Bloemfontein sees this scam for what it is and don't assume that this is the "standard". The guy who owns the shop even said to me they "don't sell indoor" because it's "not organic enough and has too many chemicals", which says it all I think. The messed up thing is there are actually people in the community who are incredibly knowledgeable and use traditional medicine responsibly but still do not sell or profit from it, then this place pops up like a sore pimple. It looks to be something between a franchise, a fly by night pop up store with some pyramid scheme vibes sprinkled on top.