Michigan Medical Marijuana Dispensary Directory
Updated August 2, 2024
Forms of Cannabis Available in Michigan Dispensaries: Flower/Bud, Concentrates, Edibles, and Topicals.
There are currently over 300 medical dispensaries operating in the state of Michigan. These dispensaries offer a variety of forms of cannabis for patients with qualifying conditions.
The Cannabis Regulatory Agency provides an interactive map showing actively licensed facilities in the state of Michigan.
Where Can You Buy Michigan Medical Marijuana?
- Exclusive Monroe in Monroe
- High Profile in Buchanan
- Lume in Monroe
- Redford Multiple locations
- Green Door Exclusive in Detroit
- Green Genie Cannabis Company in Detroit
- West Warren Multiple locations
Schedule Your Appointment with an Michigan Medical Marijuana Doctor
About Purchasing Medical Marijuana Products at MI Dispensaries
Michigan dispensaries require patients to present a valid medical marijuana card and government-issued identification before purchasing any products. Additionally, all purchases must be made with cash, as federal regulations prohibit the use of credit or debit cards for cannabis transactions.
When visiting a medical dispensary in Michigan, patients can expect to be greeted by knowledgeable staff who can assist them in finding the right products for their specific conditions. The dispensary will also have security measures in place to ensure the safety of both patients and employees.
In Michigan, medical marijuana patients are allowed to purchase up to 2.5 ounces of cannabis from a dispensary.
What Types of Marijuana Products Can You Buy?
Michigan dispensaries offer a variety of cannabis products, including flower/bud, concentrates, edibles, and topicals.
- Flower/Bud: This is the most common form of cannabis and is typically smoked or vaporized. Flower/bud comes in different strains that have varying effects on the body and mind.
- Concentrates: These are highly potent forms of cannabis that have been extracted from the plant. Concentrates can come in various forms such as oils, wax, shatter, and hash.
- Edibles: These are food items that have been infused with cannabis extract. Edibles provide a longer-lasting high compared to smoking or vaping but may take longer to feel the effects.
- Topicals: These are cannabis-infused products that are applied to the skin for localized relief. Topicals come in the form of lotions, creams, balms, and patches.