ABINGTON — A new dispensary has found a permanent home in Abington, serving all-natural "homegrown" products with a twist of happiness at the door.

Natural Agricultural Products, or NAP for short, located at 1437 Bedford St., Abington, offers a large menu and items that go beyond the average.

Customers can indulge in fresh flowers, vapes, concentrates, pre-rolls and edibles.

What makes the dispensary so unique are weekly deals. 

"As a 70-year-old, it's great seeing the smiles and new clientele coming in and trying out natural products," co-owner Gary Leonard said. 

"We do our best to select the best products people will buy and enjoy," he said.

Who doesn't love saving money? Flowers are 20% off every Monday, vapes are 20% off on Tuesdays, edibles are 20% off on Wednesdays and senior citizen customers get 20% off on Thursdays.

If that doesn't catch your eye, the mobile "Dutchie Pay" may. Customers can place their orders online as a more convenient way of paying. 

Everyday there is some type of deal or special online you can view and partake in.

"Our goal is to service the Abington local area with the natural, high-quality cannabis products ranging from flower to edibles, and oils to vaporizers. Natural Agricultural Products is a brand for the people - we provide our community with the best-quality cannabis products for the lowest price possible," the NAP website says.

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Some of the most popular items on the menu include CBD products, flowers ranging from Happy Hour to Singapore Swing and Bedtime Betty's Raspberry Crème Sleep Fruit Chews.

The dispensary carries several edibles that can help with ailments such as lack of sleep and pain.

One edible food I recommend trying for pain relief is the Ache Away Cherry Pain Relief Fruit Chew, which helps relieve discomfort. 

Not only do they have edibles but tinctures to infuse drinks and food.

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NAP is thinking big and doesn't plan to stop at a retail stores. They hope to jump into product manufacturing and wholesaling products to the community. 

They hope to establish their wholesale manufacturing and second cultivation facility by 2026.

Leonard wanted to get into this industry as he saw it growing rapidly and went to Colorado to immerse himself and learn the ins and outs.

Before owning a dispensary, he owned various businesses, including a real estate brokerage specializing in selling commercial spaces.

Leonard always keeps in mind the customers and what will keep them happy.

"Our mission is to provide the best products in the cannabis industry and the Commonwealth of Massachusetts," Leonard said.

To order items online and pick them up in store visit www.naturalagriculturalproducts.org if you're 21 years and older. 

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