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West Virginia Medical Marijuana Dispensary Directory

Updated August 8, 2024

Forms of Cannabis Available in West Virginia Dispensaries: Flower/Buds, Pre-Rolls, Concentrates, Edibles, Topicals, Tinctures, and Capsules.

There are currently 100 dispensaries operating in the state of West Virginia. These dispensaries offer a variety of forms and strains of cannabis for medicinal use. Patients with qualifying conditions can obtain a medical marijuana card from their doctor and purchase products from any licensed dispensary in the state.

The West Virginia Office of Medical Cannabis provides a searchable, interactive map of dispensaries in the state.

Where Can You Buy West Virginia Medical Marijuana?

Schedule Your Appointment with an West Virginia Medical Marijuana Doctor

About Purchasing Medical Marijuana Products at WV Dispensaries

When purchasing medical marijuana products at a West Virginia dispensary, patients should be aware of the laws and regulations surrounding their use. It is important to understand the proper dosages and methods of consumption for each product, as well as potential side effects and interactions with other medications.

In addition, dispensaries may offer educational resources or consultations with staff to help patients navigate their options and make informed decisions about their treatment plan. Patients can also request lab test results for the specific products they are interested in purchasing to ensure quality and safety.

In West Virginia, medical marijuana patients are allowed to purchase up to a 30 supply of cannabis. This amount may vary depending on the patient's specific needs and recommendations from their doctor.

What Types of Marijuana Products Can You Buy?

Dispensaries in West Virginia offer a variety of forms and strains of cannabis for medicinal use. Here is an overview of the types of products that can be found on dispensary shelves:

  • Flower/Buds: This refers to the dried, cured and trimmed flowers from the marijuana plant. It is typically smoked or vaporized for consumption.
  • Pre-Rolls: Pre-rolled joints or blunts filled with ground cannabis flower. These provide a convenient option for patients who prefer not to roll their own joints.
  • Concentrates: These are extracted forms of concentrated THC and CBD from the cannabis plant, including oils, waxes, shatters, and distillates. They are often used for dabbing or vaporizing.
  • Edibles: These are food products infused with cannabis extracts, allowing patients to consume marijuana without smoking. Edibles come in a variety of forms such as gummies, chocolates, and drinks.
  • Topicals: These are cannabis-infused creams, lotions, balms, or patches that can be applied directly to the skin for localized relief from pain or inflammation.
  • Tinctures: Tinctures are concentrated liquid extracts of THC and CBD that are taken sublingually (under the tongue) for fast-acting relief.
  • Capsules: Similar to tinctures, capsules contain concentrated THC and CBD but in pill form. They offer a familiar method of consumption for patients who are accustomed to taking medication in this manner.