Medical Marijuana Dispensary Locations in Missouri

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Medical Marijuana Legalization In Missouri

Medical Marijuana became legalized in Missouri on December 6, 2018. Qualifying patients are able to register with the Missouri Department of Health & Senior Services (DHSS) and it is anticipated that patients will be able to purchase medical marijuana in mid-2020. 

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When Will Missouri Dispensaries Open?

Once dispensaries are open patients will be able to purchase medical marijuana. There will be a reported 192 licensed dispensaries in Missouri by the end of 2020, with at least 24 dispensary licenses for each United States Congressional district in the State of Missouri. An entity may apply and obtain anywhere from 1-5 total dispensary licenses. Additionally, Missouri will license 60 cultivation facilities to supply medical marijuana for licensed dispensaries.

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The Missouri DHSS has received applications for over 500 dispensaries. Missouri's rules governing cannabis-business licensing dictates that dispensaries will be spread across all parts of Missouri to ensure widespread access.

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How Can I Access Missouri Marijuana Dispensaries?

In order to access and purchase products from a dispensary, you must have a Missouri medical marijuana card. At Missouri Marijuana Card, you can get approved for medical marijuana online through telemedicine! Using your mobile phone or computer, you will meet with one of our physicians and get recommended for treatment in a few easy steps.

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How Much Will Medical Marijuana Cost In Missouri Dispensaries?

Until dispensaries open their doors in Missouri it is difficult to predict the pricing of medical marijuana products. Ultimately, cultivators and dispensaries will be in charge of pricing in Missouri's medical marijuana program. Prices often will start higher than expected, but drop over time as more competition enters the market.

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Missouri is one of the only states to estimate an over-supply of medical marijuana as the program launches. With 192 licensed dispensaries in Missouri, it's no wonder the anticipation is abundant. An abundance of medical cannabis introduced into the market as the program launches will likely result in lower prices than other medical states. The prices are bound to be the highest in early 2020 and slowly diminish in price as the year goes on.

St. Louis (20)

Kansas City (15)

Springfield (11)

Columbia (7)

O'Fallon (5)

St. Peters (5)

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Cape Girardeau (4)

Joplin (4)

Kirksville (4)

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Belton (3)

Branson (3)

Ellisville (3)

Farmington (3)

Florissant (3)

Independence (3)

Moberly (3)

St. Joseph (3)

Sunrise Beach (3)

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Ballwin (2)

Blue Springs (2)

Cameron (2)

Creve Coeur (2)

Fenton (2)

Festus (2)

Jefferson City (2)

Lee's Summit (2)

Parkville (2)

Sedalia (2)

St. Ann (2)

University City (2)

Valley Park (2)

Washington (2)

West Plains (2)

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Boonville (1)

Carthage (1)

Cassville (1)

Chesterfield (1)

Chillicothe (1)

Clayton (1)

Eldon (1)

Eureka (1)

Excelsior Springs (1)

Ferguson (1)

Fredericktown (1)

Gallatin (1)

Gladstone (1)

Grandview (1)

Hannibal (1)

Harrisonville (1)

Hazelwood (1)

Hayti (1)

Hillsboro (1)

House Springs (1)

Humansville (1)

Imperial (1)

Jackson (1)

Kearney (1)

Kennett (1)

Lake St. Louis (1)

Lebanon (1)

Liberty (1)

Manchester (1)

Mexico (1)

Mountain Grove (1)

Neosho (1)

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New Madrid (1)

Nixa (1)

North Kansas City (1)

Ozark (1)

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Pevely (1)

Plattsburg (1)

Poplar Bluff (1)

Raymore (1)

Raytown (1)

Republic (1)

Riverside (1)

Rolla (1)

Salem (1)

Sikeston (1)

Smithville (1)

St. Charles (1)

St. Clair (1)

St. James (1)

St. Robert (1)

Troy (1)

Union (1)

Warrensburg (1)

Warrenton (1)

Wright City (1) 

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