Rhode Island Medical Marijuana Dispensary Directory
Updated August 7, 2024
Forms of Cannabis Available in Rhode Island Dispensaries: Flower, Edibles, Topicals, Tinctures, Concentrates, and Pre-Rolled Joints.
There are currently less than 10 licensed medical marijuana dispensaries in Rhode Island. These dispensaries are carefully regulated and provide a wide variety of cannabis products to registered patients. Each dispensary offers a unique selection of strains and forms of consumption, ensuring that patients have access to the medication that works best for their specific needs.
The State of Rhode Island Department of Business Regulation provides a list of licensed dispensaries in the state.
Where Can You Buy Rhode Island Medical Marijuana?
- Aura of Rhode Island in Central Falls
- Mother Earth Wellness in the Pawtucket
- Greenleaf Compassion Center in Portsmouth
- Thomas C. Slater Compassion Center in Providence
- RISE Dispensary in Warwick
- Sweetspot in Exeter
About Purchasing Medical Marijuana Products at RI Dispensaries
In order to purchase medical marijuana products at a dispensary in Rhode Island, patients must first obtain a valid medical marijuana card from the state's Medical Marijuana Program. Once registered with the program, patients can visit any licensed dispensary and present their card along with a valid form of identification.
All dispensaries in Rhode Island are required to follow strict regulations regarding the sale and distribution of medical marijuana products. This includes maintaining accurate records, testing all cannabis products for potency and purity, and adhering to packaging and labeling requirements.
In Rhode Island, patients are limited to purchasing up to 2.5 ounces of medical marijuana.
What Types of Marijuana Products Can You Buy?
Each dispensary in Rhode Island offers a variety of cannabis products, including:
- Flower/Buds: The most common form of cannabis, also known as "bud" or "weed", can be smoked or vaporized.
- Pre-Rolled Joints: Ready-to-smoke joints filled with ground cannabis.
- Edibles: Cannabis-infused food and drinks, such as gummies, chocolates, and beverages.
- Topicals: Creams, lotions, and balms that are applied to the skin for localized relief.
- Tinctures: Liquid extracts made from cannabis that are taken orally with a dropper.
- Concentrates: Highly potent forms of cannabis extracted through various methods, typically used for dabbing or vaporizing.