Check the law in your state first

Cannabis delivery is legal in some US states and banned in others. A few states allow delivery for medical patients only. No state allows a driver to carry product across a state line. Confirm the rule with your state cannabis regulator before you order. If your state bans delivery, any seller who offers it is unlicensed.

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Verify the license

Every legal delivery order starts at a licensed store. Find the license number on the menu page or app. Look it up in the state licensee database. A license number that does not match the store name is a red flag. Social media accounts that sell flower with no license number are a common source of illegal product.

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What the driver will ask for

Drivers check a government ID at the door. The ID must show the customer is 21 or older, or 18 or older with a medical card in some states. The name on the order must match the ID. An expired ID fails the check and the order is cancelled.

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Order window and address

Delivery hours can be shorter than store hours. Many stores stop taking delivery orders 30 to 60 minutes before close. Slots sell out on holidays. Drivers deliver to the address on the order. Some states and cities ban delivery to public places, hotel rooms, or vehicles. Some cities ban delivery inside the city limits. Check the store page for coverage before you place the order.

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Parameters to compare

  • Delivery fee. Ranges from about $5 to $25.
  • Minimum order. Ranges from $25 to $100. Some stores waive the fee above a set total.
  • Tax. State excise tax stacks on sales tax. California adds a 15 percent excise tax on retail sales.
  • Payment. Cash is common. Debit through a third party app works at some stores. Credit cards work at few stores.
  • Product data. Check the package date, THC percentage, and lab test result.
  • Delivery radius. A store may cover one zip code and reject the next.

Pitfalls

  • Paying a deposit to a seller with no license number.
  • Ordering to a hotel or a parked car where local rules ban it.
  • Leaving an ID at home. The driver cannot hand over the bag.
  • Choosing the lowest fee and missing a higher minimum order.
  • Buying from a delivery service that is not tied to a licensed storefront.
  • Driving after use. THC impairs judgment and reaction time.