Reviews of Nurses Station
2.4 (7 reviews)

The first time I went to this dispensary, they didn't have something they'd told me over the phone that they did, but that was awhile ago and I believe in giving second chances. Yesterday, I went back in because I didn't want to drive to Frontier Medicine in Edmond. I'd forgotten my phone to look up strains (they change so quickly and I smoke for very specific conditions) so I was asking the young woman at the counter questions. An older male employee walks up and inserts himself into the conversation. I asked a very simple "strain question. He started going on and on about how and why my question wasn't relevant. Three times I tried to interject, but he wouldn't stop mansplaining. When he finally stopped talking, I was able to inform him of the family member who has been a legal grower for well over a decade and that I was well aware of the properties of marijuana and how it works.  He then walked off. It was obvious the female employee was uncomfortable with all of this.I have been using marijuana for awhile to manage my medical conditions. I know what does and doesn't work for my particular body. I don't need to be mansplained too. Ask the customer questions. Don't assume they don't know what they're talking about. And for heaven's sake, if they are trying to get a word in, let them.I walked out and added an hour to my day by driving to Edmond where I stocked up.

I love these guys!!!! Efficient and knowledgeable! The staff here are professional and concerned on finding the right product for you ailments. They have new products weekly and are very patient if you are new to how medical marijuana works.

They have move to 7040 NW 122nd behind the Scooter coffee shop. Easy to get to. They are very knowledgeable They are so helpful whether you go in for cannabis product or just CBD. They keep a testing profile for all of their cannabis, The owners are actually real life RN's and have studied all about the cannabis industry, so they do know what they are talking about. They have a different special everyday. It is such a cute store, very clean and usually well stocked. It is a family owned business, even the owners mother works there. You should go check them.

After voicing a complaint about my most recent visit to this dispensary I received a passive-aggressive response from the owner pretty much blaming me and my actions for not receiving my desired product/service. I will ALWAYS choose to silently leave an establishment with my cash in hand and go elsewhere rather than waste my time, peace of mind AND cash in said establishment going through the hustle and bustle of negotiating with different staff members and getting the run-around and the frustrations that comes with it. When it comes to business I opt to let my dollars speak for me - they are telling me not to return to Nurses Station and to continue doing business with the warm and helpful staff and great products at Classen Kush House.

The nurses station is good. I enjoy the staff only down fall is thy don’t open on time. Many times I have been waiting in the parking lot for them to open. Door says it opens at 12 on Sunday. Currently it’s completely black inside.Its currently twelve thirty. Very inconvenient when you have hours that say something other than the store is doing. This is the second time this has happened to me. I have seen many people come and drive off because of this. If locations closed put a sign there are tons of people waiting

I'm not a fan of the flower quality of this dispensary so I purchase it elsewhere, however I was satisfied with their selection of rolling papers so I would stop by from time to time as needed for papers. Recently I visited for my usual purchase and learned that instead of ordering standard-size papers a staff member ordered King-sized. They were accommodating and only charged me the price of standard-size rolling papers and have done this for me multiple times and informed me that they would continue to do this until they ordered and stocked the regular-sized papers. I appreciate this and so I continue to visit and offer my business. During my most recent visit however I was told I was expected to pay more for a King-size pack instead of the usual price I was quoted previously. This was frustrating because prior to visiting Nurse's Station I was visiting my preferred dispensary (not on this side of town) and, had I known I'd be charged more that usual at Nurses Station, I would have purchased the rolling papers at my preferred dispensary and never wasted my time stopping at Nurses Station. I appreciated them accommodating me on the price in the past, but for them to just go back on their word and not even acknowledge it put such a bad taste in my mouth. This disappointment accompanied by the fact that they aren't even offering a good value on the papers anymore ensures that I will not be returning. Now excuse me, I'm off to drive back to my preferred dispensary in midtown to get some rolling papers at a good value and enjoy my evening!

The first time I went to this dispensary, they didn't have something they'd told me over the phone that they did, but that was awhile ago and I believe in giving second chances. Yesterday, I went back in because I didn't want to drive to Frontier Medicine in Edmond. I'd forgotten my phone to look up strains (they change so quickly and I smoke for very specific conditions) so I was asking the young woman at the counter questions. An older male employee walks up and inserts himself into the conversation. I asked a very simple "strain question. He started going on and on about how and why my question wasn't relevant. Three times I tried to interject, but he wouldn't stop mansplaining. When he finally stopped talking, I was able to inform him of the family member who has been a legal grower for well over a decade and that I was well aware of the properties of marijuana and how it works. He then walked off. It was obvious the female employee was uncomfortable with all of this. I have been using marijuana for awhile to manage my medical conditions. I know what does and doesn't work for my particular body. I don't need to be mansplained too. Ask the customer questions. Don't assume they don't know what they're talking about. And for heaven's sake, if they are trying to get a word in, let them. I walked out and added an hour to my day by driving to Edmond where I stocked up.