I could rant forever about what I think Cannabis Science could offer to the average dispensary but I think the main things are knowledge and professionalism (quite broad I know). The biggest issues faced by a dispensary are staying compliant with state regulations and growing their medical marijuana with a standardized efficacy. This is a medicine we are dealing with that people are going to be consuming, and I would say a board of doctors, like CBIS has, is essential. Would you rather some random dude grow your medicine for you or doctors with the "know how" and research to be able produce exactly what is best for you. Also, as I stated earlier, staying compliant with state regulations is key. Cannabis Science has a policy advisory board of lawyers for just this purpose. So in summary, I think they can create a better quality of medicine and can also stay ahead of the regulations required to stay open for business.
Also don't forget, the dispensary licensing and their joint venture with Smokefree Innotec are only part of the equation. The BIG thing is getting the funding and patient research in order to get through the FDA. These are just steps to help us get to a billion dollar FDA approved medicine for PTSD and pain management :D
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