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FAQs About Visiting A Dispensary For The First Time
Just a decade ago, the only way to obtain marijuana was through illegal channels. All of that is changing as a growing number of states legalize the substance, not only for medical use but also for recreational use. Now, if you want to obtain marijuana, your best choice is to visit a dispensary. If this seems a little intimidating to you since it's such a new concept, you're not alone. Here are the answers to a few questions people often have prior to their first visit to a dispensary.
1. What do you need to get in?
Assuming you are in a state where recreational use is legal, you can expect the dispensary to ask for just a photo ID prior to your entry. This photo ID is just to prove your age (you must be 21 or older to buy marijuana in states where it is legal). If you live in a state where marijuana is only legal for medical use, you will also need a medical card to gain entrance to the dispensary. You can get this card from a physician who supports the use of marijuana for medicinal purposes.
2. How do you shop?
Once inside the dispensary, you can shop just like you would in any other store! There will be displays on the wall of various cannabis products. You can read the packages and any supplemental material to learn about each product. However, one of your best resources is the salespeople. Everyone in the cannabis industry has one thing in common: passion. And with that passion comes an expanse of knowledge. The average salesperson at a dispensary will tell you everything you want to know about a product and then some, so don't hesitate to chat with them.
3. Can you sample product?
This depends on the store. Many dispensaries will allow you to sample a small portion of loose flowers (a term for fresh, natural weed) and edibles if you ask. They may also hand out samples of certain products on several days. Some dispensaries do not allow sampling due to restrictions in their locales. However, it does not hurt to ask for a sample -- this is not something that is taboo or frowned upon.
4. What kinds of products will you find?
There is a bit of a misconception that dispensaries just sell fresh weed. However, most also sell premade edibles, cannabutter, vaporizing products, and even weed-related items like cookbooks and guides. Your first trip to the dispensary is bound to be enjoyable! Don't stress too much -- you won't be their first new customer, and they'll be happy to offer you some guidance.