Find a Cannabis Dispensary Near You
Locate licensed medical and adult-use cannabis dispensaries in your state. Pennsylvania features an interactive map; every other state we serve links to its official government directory.
Pennsylvania Medical Cannabis Dispensary Map
Interactive · PA DOHWest Virginia Office of Medical Cannabis
The WV Office of Medical Cannabis maintains the official directory of licensed dispensary locations across the state.
- Official state source
- Current dispensary listings
Ohio Division of Cannabis Control Dispensary Map
The Ohio DCC provides an interactive map and full directory of licensed medical and dual-use cannabis dispensaries across Ohio.
- Official state source
- Interactive map + directory
Virginia Cannabis Control Authority
The Virginia CCA lists all licensed medical cannabis dispensaries organized by region across the Commonwealth.
- Official state source
- Regional dispensary directory
Michigan Cannabis Regulatory Agency
The Michigan CRA maintains a map of active medical and adult-use cannabis facility licenses, including provisioning centers approved for home delivery.
- Official state source
- Map + home-delivery filter
Maryland Cannabis Administration Dispensary Map
The MCA lists all licensed medical and adult-use cannabis dispensaries in Maryland. A full searchable directory is available on the MCA Public Data Dashboard.
- Official state source
- Map + public data dashboard
New York Office of Cannabis Management
The NY OCM regulates medical and adult-use cannabis. Registered patients can buy medical cannabis from dispensing facilities operated by registered organizations across New York State.
- Official state source
- Medical + adult-use directories
Oklahoma OMMA Verify — Licensed Businesses
The Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority operates OMMA Verify, a searchable directory of licensed dispensaries. Filter by business type to view dispensaries only.
- Official state source
- Searchable license verification
Louisiana Department of Health — Medical Marijuana
The Louisiana Department of Health regulates Louisiana's therapeutic (medical) marijuana program. The official LDH page lists licensed retailers by region.
- Official state source
- Retailers by region
Maine Office of Cannabis Policy
Maine's OCP regulates both the Medical Use of Cannabis Program and the Adult Use Cannabis Program. Both programs publish current registrant and licensee data through OCP's Open Data portal.
- Official state source
- Medical + adult-use data
Bring your card + ID
You'll need your state medical marijuana card and a valid government-issued photo ID at every visit.
Ask questions freely
Pharmacists and budtenders are there to help. Ask about product types, dosing, and what works for your condition.
Start low, go slow
Especially with edibles and tinctures. Begin with the lowest dose and increase gradually over days.
Dispensary Locator FAQs
Common questions about finding and visiting cannabis dispensaries across the states Green Bridge Society serves.
Do I need a medical card to buy from a dispensary?
In medical-only states (PA, WV, VA, LA), yes — you need a valid state medical cannabis card or written certification to purchase. In states with adult-use programs (OH, MI, MD, NY, ME), adults 21+ can purchase from dual-use or adult-use dispensaries without a medical card, though a medical card may unlock different products, tax savings, and possession limits.
Can I use my medical cannabis card in another state?
It depends on the state. Some states have reciprocity programs that recognize out-of-state medical cards (Oklahoma offers a 30-day temporary patient license, for example). Others do not. Always check the destination state's rules before traveling — and remember it's still federally illegal to cross state lines with cannabis products, even between two legal states.
Are dispensary maps on Leafly, Weedmaps, or Dutchie official?
No. Those are third-party platforms — useful for menus and reviews, but not authoritative for licensing. For the official list of currently licensed dispensaries, always check the state agency. Each state has its own regulator (PA DOH, WV OMC, Ohio DCC, VA CCA, MI CRA, MD MCA, NY OCM, OK OMMA, LA LDH, ME OCP) and they're the only authoritative source.
What products can I buy at a Pennsylvania dispensary?
Pennsylvania dispensaries sell vape cartridges, oils, tinctures, capsules, topicals (creams and balms), and dry leaf for vaporization. PA does not allow combustion (smoking) and does not currently permit edibles in commercial form. All PA dispensaries are required to have on-site pharmacists for consultations.
What's the difference between medical and adult-use dispensaries?
Medical-only dispensaries serve patients with valid medical cards and are often the only option in medical-only states. Adult-use dispensaries serve adults 21+ without a medical card. Dual-use dispensaries (common in Ohio, Maryland, Michigan, New York) serve both. Medical patients typically get tax savings, larger possession limits, and access to certain products restricted from the adult-use market.
What should I bring to my first dispensary visit?
Bring your state-issued medical cannabis card (or written certification if your state uses one) and a valid government-issued photo ID. Many dispensaries are cash-only or have on-site ATMs, so bring cash for your first visit. Some accept debit cards or app-based payments — check the dispensary's website in advance.
I don't have my medical card yet. Can Green Bridge help me get certified?
Yes. Green Bridge Society provides medical cannabis certifications by telemedicine in Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Ohio, Virginia, Michigan, Maryland, New York, Oklahoma, Louisiana, and Maine. Most appointments take 5-15 minutes. We also help with state portal registration after your visit. See certification details for your state.