Massachusetts Dispensaries
Both medical and recreational marijuana are legal in Massachusetts. In 2012, the Commonwealth legalized medical marijuana through the Act for the Humanitarian Medical Use of Marijuana. The use of marijuana is now authorized by this legislation to alleviate certain debilitating medical conditions.
In 2016, the Massachusetts Marijuana Legislative Initiative, also referred to as Question Four, passed and allowed the recreational use of marijuana. As a result, the Act to Ensure Safe Access to Marijuana was passed, allowing anyone over 21 to use, grow, and possess cannabis.
Even minors can use marijuana medically if they have approval from a parent or guardian and certification from two healthcare providers.
According to state law, anyone who is 21 and over can possess up to one ounce of marijuana for personal use or up to 10 ounces for storage at home. Plus, you can have up to six plants in your home. Any amount of marijuana exceeding one ounce must be securely locked up.
Similar to alcohol, it’s prohibited to have an “open container” of cannabis in the passenger area of a vehicle while driving or in public spaces. The state’s legalization law specifies that marijuana must be stored in a closed container in the trunk or a locked glove compartment.
It is important to note that cities, towns, employers, and landlords in Massachusetts have the authority to establish their own marijuana use regulations.
If you wanna get high in Massachusetts, you’ll have to check out a dispensary. Use the Flavor Fix Massachusetts dispensary search to find a licensed cannabis retailer near you in Massachusetts.
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How to Use the Dispensary Map
The best way to use this weed dispensary map is outlined below.
- Bookmark: Bookmark or save the page so you have quick access to it to find the best dispensaries near you. We will be updating this map with more useful data to help you know exaclty which dispensary to visit and what to buy when you are there.
- Map: Use the main map to find a cannabis dispensary and click on it to go to the page and learn more about the dispensary.
- Filter: Use the filter to find exaclty what you need from the dispensary. Other States: Click the link to the other States to find a local dispensary.
- Contact: Use the phone number to call them.
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10 Frequently Asked Questions About Massachusetts Dispensaries
1. Do I need a Massachusetts ID to buy from Massachusetts dispensaries?
You must have a government-issued ID to buy cannabis. Massachusetts dispensaries have the flexibility to accept different types of identification. You don’t need a Massachusetts ID to purchase weed from a Massachusetts dispensary. A valid photo ID issued by the U.S. government, like a driver’s license, is an acceptable form of identification.
2. How much can I purchase from a marijuana retailer in Massachusetts?
There are restrictions on the amount of recreational marijuana that can be bought in Massachusetts. The maximum amount you can purchase at once is one ounce of marijuana, with no more than five grams in the form of marijuana concentrate.
3. How much marijuana can I carry with me?
The same numbers apply to the amount of marijuana people are allowed to have on their person at any given time in Massachusetts. You can have up to an ounce of cannabis on you and no more than five grams in the form of marijuana concentrate.
4. Can I grow my own cannabis in Massachusetts?
Massachusetts allows adults to cultivate up to 6 cannabis plants for personal use or up to 12 plants with two adults in the home. Make sure the plants are out of view of the public. You can have up to 10 ounces of weed in your home that’s been produced by your own plants. A lock must secure any amount of marijuana or related products over one ounce in your residence. Failing to secure marijuana and its products over one ounce at home can result in a $100 fine and the forfeiture of the marijuana.
5. Can I sell my own product?
No, only dispensaries can legally sell cannabis in Massachusetts. You can share your weed or give it as a gift to other adults, though.
6. Can I leave Massachusetts with my cannabis?
You’re required to keep your marijuana within the borders of Massachusetts because it’s illegal to leave the state with any cannabis product. Although neighboring states such as New Hampshire and Rhode Island have not legalized recreational marijuana, they have decriminalized it to some extent. This means that if you were to drive from Massachusetts into New Hampshire, you could potentially be pulled over and cited for possessing marijuana.
7. Can I have cannabis delivered by mail?
No. You can’t transport cannabis across state lines anywhere in the U.S. Sending cannabis through mail is considered illegal transportation across state borders, according to federal law.
8. Where can I use cannabis in Massachusetts?
Even though recreational marijuana is legal in Massachusetts, it is important to note that public consumption of it is not allowed. So, smoking a bowl on the sidewalk is not permitted, as it is not treated like smoking a cigarette.
Your best option is to consume marijuana in the privacy of your own residence. However, if you are staying at a hotel or living in a rental property, it is advisable to consult with the property manager regarding their specific rules on cannabis use. They have the authority to prohibit its use on their premises.
9. Can Massachusetts dispensaries deliver?
Yes, dispensaries in Massachusetts can deliver weed to adults 21 and older.
10. Can out-of-state residents go to dispensaries in Massachusetts?
Out-of-state visitors can purchase recreational marijuana without any special license or medical card. To buy medical marijuana, you must have a medical card issued by Massachusetts.
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