Find an Ohio Dispensary Near You
Verilife opened its first Ohio dispensary in Cincinnati in 2019, offering products to medical patients throughout the Queen City. Since then, we’ve expanded to Hillsboro and Wapakoneta, and we now offer non-medical menus as well. Check out our list of stores to find a dispensary near you.


Find The Best Medical Marijuana Products in Ohio
Verilife dispensaries across the Buckeye State offer a variety of products from top cannabis brands, including flower, edibles, vapes, THC and CBD tinctures, and more. If you’re not sure what to buy, just ask one of our expert budtenders how to find the right product for you.


FAQs About Visiting an Ohio Dispensary
The rules and regulations for dispensaries in Ohio are quite different from other states–for starters, adult-use is referred to as “non-medical”! Here are a few more FAQs we commonly hear in our stores.
Are there legal dispensaries in Ohio?
Yes, you’ll find state-licensed dispensaries for medical patients and non-medical shoppers throughout Ohio.
What do I need when I visit a dispensary in Ohio?
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. (Ohio does not accept medical cards issued by other states.)
Where can marijuana be purchased in Ohio?
Like in most states, cannabis can only be purchased in state-licensed dispensaries. You can visit Verilife’s Cincinnati, Hillsboro, or Wapakoneta locations to make cannabis purchases.
What are acceptable forms of ID for dispensaries in Ohio?
All customers will need a valid, government-issued photo ID like a driver’s license or a state ID.
Do Ohio dispensaries accept credit cards?
Ohio dispensaries accept cash and many accept debit cards as well. Unfortunately, due to federal regulations, credit card payments are not possible.
Can I visit an Ohio dispensary if I’m from out of state?
Yes! Visitors are able to purchase products from non-medical dispensaries in Ohio. Medical marijuana is only available for in-state residents with a valid medical marijuana card.