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Arkansas Medical Marijuana Dispensary Directory

Updated July 20, 2024

Forms of Cannabis Available in Arkansas Dispensaries: flower, concentrates, edibles, and topical applications like gels and creams.

In Arkansas, there are currently 40 licensed medical marijuana dispensaries allowed to operate in the state. These dispensaries offer a variety of forms of cannabis for patients with qualifying medical conditions.

The Arkansas Department of Health provides a list of dispensaries in the state.

Where Can You Buy Arkansas Medical Marijuana?

Little Rock, AR

Bentonville, AR

Schedule Your Appointment with an Arkansas Medical Marijuana Doctor

About Purchasing Medical Marijuana Products at AR Dispensaries

Patients who have been approved for medical marijuana use in Arkansas can purchase a variety of products at licensed dispensaries. In order to purchase these products, patients must show their medical marijuana card and a valid form of identification at the dispensary.

When visiting a dispensary, patients should also be prepared to discuss their medical condition and the specific symptoms they are seeking relief for. This will help the dispensary staff make recommendations on which products may work best for them.

Patients are limited to purchasing up to 2.5 ounces of cannabis every 14 days. Dispensaries in Arkansas also offer a variety of strains with different levels of THC and CBD to cater to individual patient needs.

What Types of Marijuana Products Can You Buy?

Arkansas dispensaries offer a variety of products for patients to choose from, including:

  • Flower: also known as the traditional form of marijuana, flower can be smoked or vaporized.
  • Concentrates: these are highly potent forms of cannabis that come in various forms such as oils, waxes, and shatter. They are typically used for more intense effects and should be consumed with caution.
  • Edibles: these are food products infused with cannabis extract. They provide a discreet way to consume marijuana and can have longer-lasting effects than smoking or vaping.
  • Topical applications: gels, creams, and ointments infused with cannabis can be applied directly to the skin for localized pain relief.