Buying Cannabis Products in Maryland
Your Guide to Cannabis in Maryland
Recreational cannabis and medical marijuana are both legal in Maryland–which means shoppers have a variety of product menus to browse! Whether you’re new to cannabis or an experienced enthusiast, Verilife is here to help you know what to expect when shopping for cannabis in the Free State.
Understanding Maryland Cannabis Laws
Before visiting a dispensary in Maryland, make sure you meet the following requirements:
- You must be 21 years old.
- You must have a valid, government-issued photo ID.
If you are looking to purchase medical cannabis in Maryland, you will need a valid medical marijuana card.
What Are the Cannabis Purchase & Possession Limits in Maryland
Both residents and out-of-state visitors are allowed to purchase and possess cannabis products in Maryland. However, there are limits that shoppers must abide by.
According to state laws, cannabis consumers can purchase and possess:
- Up to 1.5 ounces of cannabis flower; OR
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Up to 12 grams of concentrated cannabis products, including cannabis vapes; OR
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Up to 750 milligrams of THC in edible cannabis products.
These totals are cumulative, allowing shoppers to hit their purchase limit through a combination of products like flower, pre-rolls, concentrates, vapes, and more.
Verilife opened its first dispensary in Maryland in 2018, serving medical patients across the Free State. A lot has changed since then! Not only have we opened more locations, our Maryland dispensaries are now able to welcome recreational shoppers as well! Check out our list of stores to find a dispensary near you.
Where Can I Use Cannabis in Maryland?
Smoking or any other form of cannabis consumption in Maryland is limited to private property, including your home, backyard, or any other privately owned area that is out of view of the public.
Marijuana is not permitted in the following scenarios:
- Public or federal land
- Any motor vehicle
- Around a minor
- Traveling across state lines
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.
FAQs About Cannabis in Maryland
Every state has their own unique rules and regulations for visiting a dispensary. Because we like to make it easy for all our canna-loving consumers, we’ve put together a few FAQs about dispensaries in Maryland.
Are there legal dispensaries in Maryland?
Yes, you’ll find state-licensed dispensaries for medical patients and recreational shoppers throughout Maryland.
How old do you have to be to buy marijuana in Maryland?
Recreational cannabis shoppers must be at least 21 years old to purchase products from a dispensary.
What do I need when I visit a dispensary in Maryland?
All dispensary visitors must bring a valid, government-issued photo ID. If you are a medical patient, you will also need to present your valid medical cannabis card. (Maryland does not accept medical cards issued by other states.)
Where can I order marijuana online in Maryland?
All of our dispensaries feature online menus so you can browse before your visit and place an order for pick-up.
Where can marijuana be purchased in Maryland?
Like in most states, cannabis can only be purchased in state-licensed dispensaries. You can visit Verilife’s New Market, Silver Spring, or Westminster locations to make recreational cannabis purchases.
What are acceptable forms of ID for dispensaries in Maryland?
All customers will need a valid, government-issued photo ID like a driver’s license or a state ID.
Are edibles legal in Maryland?
Yes, you are able to purchase THC edibles in Maryland–just remember you can only buy up to 750 mg of edible cannabis products!
Do Maryland dispensaries accept credit cards?
Maryland dispensaries accept cash and many accept debit cards as well. Unfortunately, due to federal regulations, credit card payments are not possible.
Can I visit a Maryland dispensary if I’m from out of state?
Yes! Visitors are able to purchase products from a recreational dispensary in Maryland. Medical marijuana is only available for in-state residents with a valid medical marijuana card.