Missouri Medical Marijuana Dispensary Directory

Updated August 2, 2024

Forms of Cannabis Available in Missouri Dispensaries: Flower, Concentrates, Edibles, and Topicals.

Currently, Missouri has 192 medical marijuana dispensaries operating in the state. This number may change as the industry grows and regulations evolve.

The Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services website provides an interactive map of dispensaries in the state.

About Purchasing Medical Marijuana Products at MO Dispensaries

When visiting a Missouri medical marijuana dispensary, patients must present their valid Medical Marijuana ID card issued by the state. This card is required for purchasing any form of cannabis from a dispensary.

Additionally, patients should be prepared to provide a valid form of identification, such as a state-issued driver's license or passport, to prove they are at least 18 years old.

Patients can purchase up to six ounces of cannabis per 30-day period. Dispensaries are not allowed to sell more than this amount to a patient during this time frame.

What Types of Marijuana Products Can You Buy?

Dispensaries in Missouri offer a variety of forms of cannabis, including flower, concentrates, edibles, and topicals. These products may vary in potency and price depending on the dispensary.

• Flower: Flower, also known as bud or marijuana plant material, is commonly used for smoking or vaporizing. Dispensaries typically offer a variety of strains with varying levels of THC and CBD.
• Concentrates: Concentrates are highly potent forms of cannabis that have been extracted from the plant through various methods. These include shatter, wax, oil, and tinctures. They can be consumed by dabbing (vaporizing) or incorporating into edibles.
• Edibles: Edibles are food products that have been infused with cannabis. These can range from gummies and chocolates to baked goods and beverages. Edibles may take longer to take effect but can provide a longer-lasting high.
• Topicals: Topicals include lotions, balms, and oils that are applied directly to the skin for localized relief of pain or inflammation. These do not produce a psychoactive effect as they are absorbed through the skin rather than entering the bloodstream.