I honestly think that at least one pharmacist should be behind that counter, for a more target specific diagnosis, treatment, and bio-chemical effects to the body of each strain. it just solidifies the term "Medicine" more when a medical practitioner is there to aid in explanation. When you enter the realm of the health care that is. Just a thought. I think when you say certain strains help with pack pain and others anxiety, etc.... Unless there are extensive human studies done on each strain, then it's basically selling snake oil. From a pharmacological point of view, and medical. Not in the sense is one strain gets you more high the the other, or less, but to start giving out diagnosis and treatments for ailment, is a very slippery slope. Couldn't that lead someone to a big law suit in the future? Something to think about.