From the families with children suffering from the various complex diseases treatable by medical marijuana, to the casual recreational cannabis user…searching for your much needed tinctures, concentrates or strains can be a daunting task. Sure, other websites offer the ability to search for a dispensary or delivery service closest to you, but this is old news. The future of this industry lies in the ability to deliver the much-needed information a cannabis user (or caregiver) is looking for, with lightening-fast accuracy. Weed Finder™ has finally made this demand for information a reality, with the official unveiling of their newly unleashed (and patented) “Search-by-Strain” feature.
With this new feature, you can literally search for ANYTHING. Need some Sour Diesel? Looking for some Thin Mints? Like to locate some Khalifa Kush, some Jet Fuel, or some Larry OG? Simply enter your favorite strain into the search box, press SEARCH, and Weed Finder™ will show you all of the locations currently having your strain in-stock. Once you have located the preferred dispensary closest to you, you can verify this 
collective has the flower you are looking for by viewing pictures in their menus, or calling the number provided in their listing.
But this feature is not just limited to flowers. Have a sick child taking Rick Simpson’s Oil, Care By Design, or Charlottes Web? You can also find any tincture, medible or concentrate that you desire. Simply enter what you desire into the search box, and press SEARCH. If a collective carries it, Weed Finder™ will find it.
Truly living up to their new slogan, “We’ll go to ANY length to find your weed,” Weed Finder™ is raising the bar for their competitors with this latest release. Now boasting over 17,000 clients globally, there is no doubt that they will continue to set trends. Demo their newly unleashed “Search-by-Strain” feature by clicking on below…
CLICK HERE TO DEMO NEW SEARCH FEATURES
(WeedFinder™ Unleashes First-Ever Search-by-Strain Feature – Weed Finder™ News | Article Credit: Paul Kemp, Journalist)