Follow in a feed reader
Every list and every product on this site has a feed. A feed reader checks it about once an hour and shows you what is new. No email address, no account, and nothing about you is kept.
Where the Follow buttons are
- On any list (a shelf, a brand, a strain, a city, an MMTC, or a search you narrowed): tap Follow, copy the address, and paste it into your reader. New products on that list show up there.
- On a product's page: tap Follow beside Watch price. You see when its price changes, when a new lab report arrives, and when it leaves the menus or comes back.
Feeds for the whole site
- New products on Florida MMTC menus
- New lab reports, each with its product. For one brand or one MMTC, use /feeds/lab-reports/brand/<brand>.xml or /feeds/lab-reports/mmtc/<mmtc>.xml, spelled as in its page's address.
What a feed holds
The newest 50 items, none older than 30 days: the product, its brand and size, the MMTC, the price, its THC and CBD figures, and whether a lab report is on file. Each links to the product's page. A feed is news, not a download.
What a feed reader is
An app or website that collects the feeds you choose and shows what is new, in one place. Free ones include Feedly, Inoreader, NetNewsWire (Mac and iPhone), and Feeder (Android). Outlook and Thunderbird read feeds too. Most can find a page's feed on their own: paste the page's address. The format is called RSS.
Privacy
We keep no record of who reads a feed. A product opened from a feed carries "via=feed", the same for everyone, so we can count, in totals, how often feeds bring people back. Privacy says what is counted.