Dispensaries Near Me In Brevard County, FL
Find the best medical marijuana dispensaries near you in Brevard County, FL. Top-rated dispensaries are here to help & hungry to earn your business. Some more than others.
If you have a Florida medical marijuana card, then you can shop at Brevard County dispensaries & choose from a wide variety of medical grade cannabis and CBD products.
To shop at local dispensaries they will have to confirm your patient status and view the recommendation by your marijuana doctor. The dispensary staff will work with you if need be to explain all of the menu products available.
More on buying from local dispensaries
Dispensaries in Brevard County operate under stringent regulations handed down by the D.O.H. By law, these different cannabis brands known as Medical Marijuana Treatment Centers, or MMTC’s are vertically integrated, meaning they oversee the entire process from seed to sale, even including medical marijuana delivery. If this is your first visit, you’ll be required to complete intake forms. You will also be eligible for juicy 1st Time Patient Discounts.
Budtenders may make recommendations based on your doctors orders or your stated product preferences. Then, you can choose from a variety of MMJ products within the limits of your recommendation.
What are the purchase limits for THC and Flower?
Each delivery method is subject to specific limitations in Florida, such as edibles having a maximum daily dose of 60 mg THC, and a 70-day supply limit is 4,200 mg THC. The marijuana products available at these dispensaries include flower, vapes, topicals, concentrates, edibles, and more. Prices for marijuana products vary and Low THC product’s with Higher CBD are available to MMJ patients looking for non-euphoric care as well.
Florida marijuana cards are universally accepted at any Brevard County dispensary, along with any other city in the state. There is no obligation to buy your entire milligram count or flower limit at once, nor stick with a dispensary you do not prefer.
Flower, or bud, is regulated using a rolling limit. What “rolling limit” means is that flower purchases occur based on date of purchase. The allotted 2.5 oz of smokable flower will be measured within a 35-day period that begins the first day of flower purchase, and resets 34 days later. If you buy 1 ounce, that space is taken up out of the 2.5 ounce limit for the next 35 days.
Recreational marijuana in Brevard County
Adult use recreational marijuana in Brevard County is not an option currently. The heavily backed 2014 ballot measure Amendment 3 failed to gain 60% support. It did somewhat obligate the Governor to consider home grow as an option, at least for medical patients.
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