Tiger One

Tiger One is a European Wholesale seed bank that ships cannabis seeds all over the world. They provide free shipping, but only to the United Kingdom and other countries in the European Union, and only on orders over 300 euros. For countries within the UK and the EU, they work with a multitude of couriers to ensure delivery of your weed seed companions can be made in as little as one to five business days. For all other countries, they use Royal Mail and it will be delivered between five and thirty business days. The website itself has a plain white background, but the advertisements and pictures of their products and services are laid out in a neatly organized fashion. The website is very robust and easy to navigate, but unfortunately there is little information on the actual company itself. There’s no mention of their mission, when they were founded, or who’s the brains behind this operation. You can change the language and currency settings on the Tiger One website pretty easily, and they have a bunch of options to choose from. For languages, they have Dutch, French, Spanish, Polish, Russian, English, and Italian available. For currencies, you can have it displayed in Australian dollar, Brazilian real, British pound, US and Canadian dollar, Russian ruble, Swiss franc, Japanese yen, and a few others. When it comes to seeds, they have a bevy of options available. You can choose from regular, feminized, autoflowering, autoflowering regular, High CBD, High THC, outdoor, indoor, cup winners, indica, and sativa. You can also make your selection specifically based on the breeders, of which they have a pretty substantial list. Navigating the website is pretty smooth until it’s time to select your seeds. The filter menu on the left side of the page is supposed to make things easier, but it instead makes the process a bit cumbersome and is the least user-friendly part of the experience. They have thousands of options to choose from when it comes to seeds, but it doesn’t mention any specialty breeds or exactly how many of each type they have. Seeds come in various quantities, packs of one, three, five, seven, ten, fifteen, and so on. Not all seeds display the same options for quantities, but their bulk options are available in a separate section. A big drawback is that you can only see prices after you have created an account, which means you can’t casually browse through and compare prices without being in their system. Also, a good portion of their seeds show up as out of stock, so you can spend a lot of time scrolling through pages just to find a few here and there that are actually available. They do however, have a much larger selection of options than simply seeds. Tiger One sells testing kits for a myriad of substances, accessories from cleaning products to portable scales, and even various containers for storage. They also have vaporizers, grinders, and merchandise too. There’s a page dedicated to their promotions, but those are only available to customers in EU countries.