Mohawk Medicine Guide
Value is easier to compare when you start with one flower collection and then check the current listing.
Value is not one number.
A lower current price can matter, but so can:
package amount;
the actual product;
the tier;
producer;
cultivar;
current listing details;
what the shopper is trying to compare.
Mohawk Medicine's value guide should explain where to start without freezing today's prices into an evergreen page.
For adults starting with value, the first three flower collections to compare are:
Budget Weed;
AA Weed;
AAA+ Weed.
Those are three different store lanes.
The current category pages carry the current products and prices.
Budget Weed is the clearest value-positioned collection.
Budget should not be read as:
unsafe;
automatically weak;
automatically stale;
automatically low quality.
It tells the shopper where to start when price/value is the priority.
AA Weed is another separate flower collection.
Its role is to make comparison easier, not to guarantee one potency, aroma or quality score.
Use the actual product information for the product.
AAA+ Weed has its own separate flower lane.
Some adults may compare it against lower-value tiers when they want to see what changes as they move up the flower menu.
That comparison should be based on the live category, not old bundle math.
Value means something different for:
flower;
pre-rolls;
edibles;
THC vapes;
concentrates;
accessories;
cigarettes.
Do not compare a flower price directly against an unrelated product type and call that a quality comparison.
Start with the category.
Do not freeze:
per-gram price;
bundle price;
special price;
current product;
stock status;
into this guide.
Use the current category/product page for those details.
A value-oriented product can still have characteristics an adult likes.
A higher-priced product is not automatically better in every way.
A useful value decision asks:
What do I get in this current listing, and does that fit the reason for the visit?
No. Budget is a value-positioning term, not a complete quality grade.
No. Current prices and deals belong on current category/product pages.
Not automatically. Value depends on the current product, package, price and what the shopper wants.
Use the current Weed category pages.