Dispensary in NJ

In 2021, New Jersey legalized and decriminalized cannabis. This came after advocates called for attention to the damage done by prohibition. Today, anyone over the age of 21 in the state can buy and consume cannabis. Ready to hit the shop? Here’s what to know. Know the State Laws on Recreational Cannabis According to the state, you need to abide by a few laws to buy and possess cannabis legally. For example, New Jersey residents can possess up to a certain amount of different product types. An individual may have: (1) ounce of dried flower (or 28.35 grams) (4) grams of solid cannabis concentrates or resin (4) grams of vaporized formulations (oil); or 1000 mg of multiple ingestible cannabis-infused products You may also buy a combination of products. For example, you could buy a ½ ounce of dried flower and 2 grams of concentrates. Products legally sold at dispensaries include: Dried flower Concentrated oils Resin Vape formulas Tinctures Topicals Syringes Lozenges Soft chews Shelf-stable food products Keep in mind that availability will vary based on the dispensary. Benefits of Visiting a New Jersey Dispensary When you step into a dispensary, you can bring your questions and passion for the plant. Dispensaries - and especially our A21 Wellness team - encourage conversations around wellness. Store associates want to help you find what's perfect for you. Whether it’s your first trip or your 10th, a dispensary visit should excite you about your purchases and the experiences ahead. Dispensaries also offer convenience and quality assurance. And supporting your local shop helps support the products that make people feel good. It's a win-win. You have a voice, and your budtenders are happy to hear your questions and offer suggestions. What to Bring to the Dispensary Coming prepared to the dispensary is the best way to have a smooth experience. Here’s what to have with you on your way in: Government-Issued ID: At all New Jersey dispensaries, you need to show your ID to verify your age and identity. You can use a driver’s license, a non-driver ID, or a passport. It just needs to [...]