“We’re really trying to provide personalized healing by creating the new Glass and Wellness facility,” said Dave Whitten, Sticky Bud Farms owner. “We treat each customer with integrity and compassion and share our expertise and knowledge of cannabis products with those who are in pain and suffering.”
Located at 815 Roosevelt Trail Unit 4 in North Windham, both the Sticky Bud
Farms Medical Dispensary and Sticky Bud Farms Glass and Wellness provide many
valuable services to promote wellness and healing.
In August, the Sticky Bud Farms Medical Dispensary moved into a luxurious suite
adjacent to its original location, which has since been remodeled and renovated
into Sticky Bud Farms Glass and Wellness and features a state-of-the-art oxygen
bar, a complete cannabis product showroom and a new massage room. Proponents of
oxygen bars say that the use of purified oxygen can help increase energy
levels; improve mood; improve concentration; improve sports performance; reduce
stress; provide relief for headaches and migraines; and promotes better sleep.
“We’re very excited to open this new facility,” Whitten said. “The plan is to
offer acupuncture, acupressure, reiki, cupping and deep tissue massage here
very soon,” Whitten said. “We also have a complete line of cannabis-related products
and gifts available all the time here.”
Whitten knows far too well how debilitating physical pain and suffering can be
and says he himself was able to overcome his own pain through cannabis. It
changed his life, and he said that he firmly believes that cannabis can
alleviate the pain of others too and that’s why he established Sticky Bud Farms
in 2013.
“I gave my life to being a medical cannabis caregiver and it gave me a life
back,” Whitten said. “I was in pain for years but once I started using cannabis
my life turned around.”
Sticky Bud Farms became the first cannabis shop to open in North Windham in
2017 and currently has eight employees, including Whitten’s wife, Judy, whom he
credits for her steadfast support of his desire to help others overcome their
pain.
“We truly value our patients over profits and that is why we take the time to
sit down with every patient to learn about their specific needs and make sure
that they find the right product to suit their unique needs,” Whitten said. “We
believe that our compassion and medical cannabis can help heal many ailments in
our world today.”
According to Whitten, the Sticky Bud Farms business continues to explore
innovative ways to provide healing and relief to its customers and doesn’t plan
to stop with the creation of the new 2,000-square-foot Sticky Bud Farms Glass
and Wellness Center.
“We just finished construction of a kitchen where we hope to be able to offer a
full line of fresh-baked edibles and medical-use edibles for customers soon,”
Whitten said. “Our goal is to offer a whole holistic approach to feeling
better.”
He said that eventually he hopes to be able to offer educational presentations
to the community at the new Sticky Bud Farms Glass and Wellness Center about
cannabis.
The Sticky Bud Farms Glass and Wellness Center is for everyone age 21 and older
and no medical card is needed.
“As always, we’re here to listen and guide you in the use of cannabis
products,” Whitten said. “Our dispensary has the widest selection in Maine of
cannabis and cannabis products for those with a valid medical card and
identification. Our biggest reward is someone coming in for a few months on a
walker in severe pain and you get to see a transformation and the relief they’ve
experienced. That’s what it’s truly all about for me.”
By virtue of its outstanding customer service, Sticky Bud Farms was voted as the Best Medical Dispensary in New England for 2021.
For more information about Sticky Bud Farms, call 207-893-8200 or visit them online at www.stickybudfarms.com. They are also on Facebook, Instagram and Leafly. <
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