Michigan Dispensaries
Michigan was the first Midwestern state to legalize medical marijuana in 2008 with Proposal 1. Then, in 2018, they also legalized recreational cannabis. The Michigan Regulation and Taxation of Marihuana Act allows residents aged 21 and above to possess and consume cannabis.
You can carry up to 2.5 ounces in public and have up to 10 ounces at home. Michigan residents can grow up to 12 cannabis plants at home.
Michigan does not permit the consumption of cannabis in public, and it also does not allow driving under the influence of marijuana. Individuals cannot cross state lines with marijuana.
If you’re eligible, you can order weed online in Michigan. As long as you’re 21 or older, you can order recreational weed online or be in the Michigan Medical Marijuana Program to get medical marijuana. If you want cannabis delivered to your door, you can call a licensed dispensary and pay in cash when it arrives.
Michigan’s dispensaries keep tabs on what you buy by checking your ID or medical marijuana card. They track this info to ensure you follow the purchase limits of Michigan cannabis laws.
If you’re in Michigan, the Flavor Fix Michigan dispensary search can help you find a licensed cannabis retailer nearby. After locating a retailer, you’ll have various options to choose from.
Table Of Contents
Table Of Contents
Featured Dispensaries
Fire Island - Alma
5957 N State Rd, Alma, MI 48801, USA
Greener Days - Breckenridge
303 E Saginaw St, Breckenridge, MI 48615, USA
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.
- Directions: Click directions to go to a Google Map and get quick directions to the smoke shop.
10 Frequently Asked Questions About Michigan Dispensaries
1. Do I need a Michigan ID to buy cannabis in Michigan?
You don’t need a Michigan driver’s license or ID to buy weed in the state. All that’s necessary is a valid photo ID issued by the government. Some examples include a driver’s license, state ID, or passport.
2. How many times a day can I go to a dispensary in Michigan?
Michigan has no limit to the number of recreational dispensaries you can buy from in a day. But there’s a daily limit on purchases, no matter how many dispensaries you visit. Let’s say you buy half the legal amount of weed at one dispensary (1.25 ounces). You can only buy another 1.25 ounces at different dispensaries.
3. How much can I purchase from a marijuana retailer in Michigan?
In places where cannabis sales are legal, you can buy a maximum of 2.5 ounces, but the limit for marijuana concentrate is 15 grams. A person can store up to 10 ounces of marijuana flower in a secure spot at home.
4. Can I grow my own cannabis in Michigan?
Michigan allows adults to cultivate up to 12 cannabis plants for personal use. But you can’t grow marijuana plants that can be seen from a public area.
5. Can I sell my own product?
Individuals 21 years or older have the freedom to gift up to one ounce of marijuana to another adult, but they are prohibited from selling it. This refers to any item that you personally cultivate. The sale of the product is restricted to licensed growers only.
6. Where can I use cannabis legally in Michigan?
In Michigan, you can only use cannabis in private places, like your own home. It’s against the law to use it in public areas, like streets or parks. Keep in mind that federal laws apply in certain places, like airports. So, it’s illegal to have or use cannabis in airports or federal properties like government buildings and prisons. Also, you can’t carry cannabis in areas where children are often present, like schools and school buses.
7. Are all Michigan dispensaries cash only?
Remember to bring cash when visiting a dispensary. However, if you forget, don’t worry. Most dispensaries have ATMs available. It’s important to note that credit cards are not accepted due to the federal illegality of cannabis. Major credit card companies prohibit payments for marijuana.
8. Is Delta-9 legal in Michigan?
All hemp-derived cannabinoids and products like CBD, Delta 8, and Delta-9 are legal. Before the 2018 Farm Bill, Michigan’s Hemp Bill in 2014 made all hemp-derived products legal in the state.
9. Can Michigan dispensaries deliver?
Michigan allows weed delivery. If you’re from Michigan and eligible, just show your ID or medical marijuana card. However, in Michigan, you can only have weed delivered to the address listed on your ID.
10. Can out-of-state residents go to dispensaries in Michigan?
Folks from out of state can buy up to 15 grams of dried cannabis but no more than 250 mg of THC in infused products. That’s 2.5 grams of concentrate). You can buy 2.5 ounces of weed every two weeks, regardless of your home address.
State Cannabis News
Featured Articles
