Ed
Cappuccino by BC Green — dry, dated, and I said so
Part of the script arrived. I was unimpressed on camera and I am unimpressed in writing. Patients should not be paying nightclub prices for last month's jar.

Cappuccino. BC Green. Medical prescription. I stood in the garden in the Yankees cap, white sweatshirt, held the tub up, and did not pretend it was a holiday.
The community already knew. Expiry creeping in. Price dropped because it had to. Smell not there. Dry as anything. Comments said "Crapaccino" and they were not wrong. Someone had a fresher batch months before and still called it disappointing. That is the pattern: even the "good" lot is tired by the time it hits a lot of patients.
I am not here to do a hatchet job on one brand. I have had decent flower through Aurora, Peace Naturals, Qwest, Miracle Valley. I have also had seeded, mouldy, irradiated hay. The point of this channel — and now this site — is that someone on a script will tell you the truth before you spend the month's money.
If a batch is close to expiry, say so on the portal. Cut the price in half, not by a couple of quid. Medication is not a clearance rail at Sports Direct.
Clinic chat belongs with your clinic. I will still say this in public: complain. Email the producer and the clinic. You are the patient. You are allowed to want medicine that still smells like the plant.
Full video on YouTube. If you had this batch, tell us in the members lounge — dryness, flavour, whether you sent it back. Returns videos are on the list.
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