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Illinois residents may purchase up to 30 grams of flower/pre-rolls; up to 500 milligrams of THC-infused edibles; and up to 5 grams of concentrates. Non-residents may purchase up to 15 grams of flower/pre-rolls; up to 2.5 grams of concentrates; and up to 250 milligrams of THC-infused edibles.
New York medical patients and their caregivers may purchase up to a 60-day supply of products, as recommended by the referring medical practitioner.
Ohio medical patients and their caregivers may purchase up to a 90-day supply of products within two 45-day fill periods, as recommended by the referring medical practitioner.
Maryland medical patients and their caregivers may purchase up to a 30-day supply of products, as recommended by the referring medical practitioner.
Massachusetts residents and visitors may purchase up to 1 ounce of flower; up to 5 grams of concentrates; and up to 20 servings of edibles totaling up to 100 milligrams of THC.
Pennsylvania medical patients and their caregivers may purchase up to a 90-day supply of products, as recommended by the referring medical practitioner.
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Recreational Marijuana in Illinois
Your Guide to Shopping for Recreational Marijuana In Illinois
The Illinois Cannabis Regulation and Tax Act took effect in Illinois on January 1, 2020, and since then, recreational marijuana consumers have been flooding dispensaries to indulge in new strains, unique cannabis products, and more. Whether you’re new to cannabis or an experienced cannabis enthusiast, Verilife is here to help you know what to expect when shopping for recreational cannabis in Illinois.
Understanding Illinois Cannabis Laws
Illinois cannabis laws are easy to follow once you know the ins and outs of what you can and can’t do. As set forth in the Illinois Cannabis Regulation and Tax Act, recreational cannabis purchases are subject to the following requirements:
You must be 21 years old.
You must have a valid, government-issued photo ID.
If you meet these requirements, you are welcome to shop in a recreational dispensary in Illinois.
Marijuana Purchase & Possession Limits in Illinois
Recreational cannabis consumers in Illinois can visit as many dispensaries as they want, but there are laws around marijuana purchase and possession limits. Additionally, these laws vary for Illinois residents and non-residents.
Marijuana Purchase & Possession Limits for Illinois Residents
Illinois residents can purchase and possess:
Up to 30 grams of cannabis flower
Up to 5 grams of cannabis concentrate
Up to 500 mg of THC in cannabis-infused products, including edibles
Marijuana Purchase & Possession Limits for Non-Illinois Residents
If you are not an Illinois resident, you may purchase and possess:
Up to 15 grams of cannabis flower
Up to 2.5 grams of cannabis concentrate
Up to 250 mg of THC in cannabis-infused products, including edibles
Recreational Cannabis Sales Tax in Illinois
Recreational cannabis in Massachusetts is subject to both state and local taxes:
Cannabis products including flower with less than 35% THC have a 10% sales tax.
Cannabis-infused products (e.g. edibles) have a 20% sales tax, regardless of THC level.
Cannabis products with over 35% THC concentrations have a 25% sales tax.
State and local sales taxes may also apply to the purchase of marijuana in Illinois.
For those who qualify for medical cannabis in Illinois, sales tax is 1% on all purchases.
Enjoy Marijuana In Illinois Responsibly
Everyone experiences marijuana differently depending on a variety of factors. We always recommend starting slow, whether you’re trying a new strain of cannabis flower, a concentrate, edible, tincture or other cannabis product.
One of the most important things you can do as a cannabis enthusiast in Illinois is to know the details of our marijuana laws. That’s why we compiled this list of frequently asked questions about recreational cannabis we get in our Illinois marijuana dispensaries.
Is marijuana legal in Illinois?
Yes! Recreational marijuana is legal for both residents and non-residents as long as they meet Illinois’s legal requirements.
Is marijuana legal in Chicago?
Yes, recreational and medical marijuana are legal in the entire state of Illinois.
Who can sell marijuana legally in Illinois?
Only state-licensed marijuana dispensaries such as Verilife are allowed to sell recreational marijuana in Illinois.
How many Illinois dispensaries can I visit in a day?
There is no limit to the number of dispensaries you can visit in a day, but you will not be able to purchase more than the legal daily limit.
Where can recreational marijuana be purchased in Illinois?
Marijuana can only be purchased at a state-licensed marijuana dispensary.
Can Illinois visitors purchase recreational marijuana?
Visitors to Illinois may legally purchase marijuana; however, it is against federal law to transport marijuana across state lines.
How much does marijuana cost in Illinois?
The retail price of marijuana in Illinois is determined by the dispensary. There are mandatory taxes applied to every purchase. They are:
Cannabis products including flower with less than 35% THC have a 10% sales tax.
Cannabis-infused products like edibles have a 20% sales tax.
Cannabis products with over 35% THC concentrations have a 25% sales tax.
State and local sales taxes may also apply to the purchase of marijuana in Illinois.
Remember that most marijuana dispensaries only take cash, so you will either need to bring cash or use the in-store ATM (if available).
Where are you not allowed to consume marijuana in Illinois?
Consuming cannabis is illegal in the following locations or situations:
Public places, including streets and parks
Any motor vehicle
On school grounds (except for medical users)
Around a minor
Near on-duty school bus drivers, police officers, firefighters, and correction officers
Traveling across state lines
Section 8 government-funded housing
Businesses, landlords, and certain municipalities may have additional rules regarding possession of recreational cannabis. You should always check the rules for your location before consuming marijuana.
