Arizona Cannabis Prices

Medical marijuana flower in Arizona costs $3.57-$14.29 per gram, with an average of $9/g. Edibles range from $8-$22 per 100mg package. Vape cartridges typically cost $10-$68 per cart. Tinctures run $20-$140 per bottle.

Full 28g ounce packages are uncommon on Arizona menus; dispensaries there price bulk flower by the half-ounce (14g), which runs $24-$25 on the menus we checked. Bulk sizes still deliver the best per-gram value, and rotating deals push effective prices below sticker.

Yes, medical patients in Arizona pay only 5.6-8.6% sales tax (no 16% excise) compared to 16% excise + 5.6-8.6% sales tax (22-24% at register) on recreational purchases. At typical monthly spending the tax difference usually covers the $149.99 evaluation cost, and many dispensaries give medical patients priority service or higher purchase limits.

Prices vary by location and daily deals. To find the best prices: 1) Check our Arizona dispensary directory, 2) Look for first-time patient discounts (typically 15-25% off), 3) Sign up for loyalty programs, 4) Shop during happy hours and daily deal days. Most dispensaries post menus online.

Arizona dispensaries typically offer: Monday deals (BOGO or 20% off), happy hours (usually 8-10am or 2-4pm), 4/20 sales (25-40% off), and end-of-month clearance. Sign up for dispensary newsletters for flash sales. First-time patients save 15-25% at most locations.

Edibles in Arizona cost $8-$22 for a 100mg package (average: $12). Gummies are typically the most affordable at $8-$15. Chocolates and baked goods cost more. Price per milligram works out to $0.08-$0.22/mg.

Concentrates in Arizona cost $15-$60 per gram. Budget concentrates (shatter, crumble): $15-$20. Mid-tier (wax, budder): $20-$38. Premium (live resin, rosin): $38-$60. Live rosin commands the highest prices.

Vape cartridges in Arizona cost $10-$68 per cart. Half-gram 510 carts sit at the low end; 1g pens and disposables at the high end. Look for bundle deals and first-time patient discounts.

1) Book a $149.99 telehealth evaluation at MMJ.com, 2) Meet an Arizona-licensed physician by secure audio-visual video for 10-15 minutes (ADHS does not accept audio-only calls), 3) If approved, you receive your signed ADHS Physician Certification Form the same day, 4) Apply through your azdhs.gov patient account: upload the certification, a 2x2-inch passport-style photo, and a copy of your Arizona ID, then pay the $150 state fee ($75 for active SNAP enrollees). ADHS approves most applications within 7 to 10 business days, and the card is digital-only: you download it from your ADHS account, no physical card is mailed, and it stays valid for 2 years, one of the longest cycles in the country.

Top ways to save in Arizona: 1) Get a medical card (medical purchases are taxed below recreational rates), 2) Buy in bulk (ounces vs eighths save 20-30%), 3) Use first-time patient discounts (15-25% off), 4) Join loyalty programs, 5) Shop daily deals and happy hours, 6) Compare prices across dispensaries, 7) Look for BOGO offers.