FAQs

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Buying & Using Cannabis

How old do I have to be to purchase cannabis?

How do I pay for my purchase?

How much can I buy at one time?

Where can I consume the cannabis I purchase?

What types of products are available to buy?

Can I purchase cannabis if I live out of state?

Can I take the cannabis I purchase out of state?

What is the right strain for me to buy?

That depends on the effect you’re hoping to achieve and your level of experience with cannabis. Our friendly Budtenders are always happy to help guide you in your selection! In addition, our products are labeled by Effect to make it easier to pick out what’s right for you. As a general rule, each of the different types of cannabis (Sativa, Indica, Hybrid) has different attributes. Sativas are associated with more uplifting and focused effects, while Indicas are associated with relaxing and calming effects. Hybrids offer a mix of both.

Can I sample product when I visit?

What if I don’t want to get high?

Where should I keep the cannabis I buy?

Cannabis Laws and Regulations

How much cannabis can I carry around with me?

How much cannabis can I grow?

Can I enjoy my cannabis in public?

Can I keep cannabis in my car?

Just like alcohol, it’s illegal to have an open container of any form of cannabis in the passenger area of a car. An individual may receive a civil penalty of up to $500 for having an open container of cannabis in the passenger area of a vehicle while on the road or at a place where the public has access. It’s best to store cannabis in a closed container and place in your trunk or a locked glove compartment.

Can I take my cannabis outside of Massachusetts?

Can I send cannabis in the mail?

Is it safe to drive while using cannabis?

Will I get in trouble if my tenant uses cannabis?

A landlord cannot be punished by the state for allowing cannabis consumption. In fact, the Marijuana Justice Act of 2017 prohibits a landlord from being punished under state law for allowing cannabis consumption or other cannabis-related activities conducted lawfully on the landlord’s property under.