Still, they acknowledge the situation eased somewhat this week.
Jeremy Unruh, director of public and regulatory affairs for Pharmacann, Verilife’s parent company, said around 1,300 people a day visit the dispensary, but he adds that "as the novelty of this wears off and this becomes a more traditional business operation, we’re expecting that the lines and frenzy surrounding these first few weeks will subside."
As it stands now, those who cannot fit into the parking lot outside the building Verilife shares with other businesses, must park two or three blocks to the north and walk along busy Route 31 which does not have any sidewalks.