Pop's Cannabis Co. | Mississauga (Clarkson Crossing) Weed Store

Reviews

• CH

  Christine Harrison

  Mar 7, 2026
  2.0
  Staff is fine but the prices are sometimes triple to other stores. Unreasonably priced.
• SB

  Stephen Barato

  Mar 3, 2026
  1.0
  Purchased a vape and cartridges. 2nd cartridge leaked and went throught the vape breaking it and seizing all the buttons. Went back in and told me I was on my own. Never shop here again.
• CH

  C H

  Feb 23, 2026
  1.0
  I’ve been coming here for years. Today for the first time I had a defective vape pen that didn’t get replaced. Never again!
• MK

  Michel Kulibabo

  Feb 4, 2026
  5.0
  I have been coming to this specific place eversince they opened. Met quite a bit of cool CSR - Customer Service Reps. Some were revolving doors and a few loyal ones are still there like BRANDON and MATT. My 2 boyz. They're like family. Never had any problems. God bless us all boyz and girls. Amen. Michael...Mississauga ON
• JJ

  J J

  Jan 15, 2026
  2.0
  I am disappointed by the response from Pop’s Cannabis. It does not acknowledge the accessibility and health safety concerns described in my review. Instead of addressing the lack of accommodation after I disclosed a disability the response appears to be a generic message that does not reflect the situation at all. This experience involved being pressured to sign despite explaining that I physically could not and being dismissed after raising a legitimate health risk. That deserves to be taken seriously. I have been getting my medication from this location since it opened and I have ordered delivery many times. I have never once been required to sign for a delivery. I have multiple sclerosis and my hands do not function reliably so signing is often not possible for me. During my cannabis delivery today I was told I had to sign even after explaining that this had never been required before and that I physically could not do so. I was told to point my finger and sign anyway. I ended up having to use my knuckle to swipe on the driver’s phone. I also explained that touching phones is a serious concern for me because germs can make me very ill or potentially be life threatening. At that point the driver dismissed the conversation by saying have a good day and walked away while I was still trying to explain. Reasonable accommodations such as marking unable to sign are commonly used for people with disabilities. Ignoring a disclosed disability and pushing someone to comply anyway is not acceptable. Many people use cannabis as medicine and accessibility and basic health safety should be taken seriously. I hope this is addressed so others do not have the same experience.

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