TERPS Takes the Stigma Out of Choosing Cannabis

A growing company in the Massachusetts cannabis industry, TERPS’ user-friendly atmosphere may not be what comes to mind when most people think of dispensaries. But at this education-focused store, staff go through extensive training to best help customers navigate the new terrain of purchasing cannabis products and finding the strain that works for them.

“It is so awesome to see apprehensive customers come into our store and watch them leave with the right information and products that can have a huge benefit to their day-to-day lifestyles,” says Marketing Manager Sydney Adams. “It is not something to be afraid of, and our budtenders do a fantastic job of aiding in this process.”

Founded by a group of friends who shared a vision of approaching the industry differently, TERPS has seen many repeat customers over time at their Wellfleet location and now look forward to opening an Attleboro dispensary in April and a Charlton one not too long after. 

Adams explains that the namesake comes from the lesser-known compound contributing to the plant’s smell and other unique elements. “Terpenes not only protect the plant as it grows, but they are what gives each cannabis strain its signature aroma, taste, and overall effects. For instance, the terpene ‘limonene’ can add a citrusy flavor or smell to the bud.” Customers will be able to sample these smells through essential oils via a glass case displaying the different terpenes at TERPS’ Attleboro store. 

“Whether you are curious about cannabis or are an experienced consumer, there are products for everyone” says Adams, and friendly, knowledgeable sales associates are always there to answer questions and guide customers new and old through each step of the process. 40 Forest Street, Attleboro, MA | @terpscanna

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