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What “quality without the premium” does not mean

It is not a lower tier, and it is not a shortcut on standards. A short note on what the phrase does and does not promise.

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A phrase like ours invites a misreading, so it is worth being precise.

It does not mean a lower tier. A smaller bud from the same plant, the same grower and the same testing is the same flower; it simply never entered the size contest. It certainly does not mean a shortcut on the standards that apply to a medicine — everything Medabis supplies is subject to the regulatory requirements of the market it is supplied in, and that is never where a saving comes from.

What it means is narrower and more useful: the parts of a premium price that pay for theatre rather than product are not in a Medabis price. Keep the standards, lose the theatre.

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