Missouri Cannabis Prices

Medical marijuana flower in Missouri costs $4.82-$12.86 per gram, with an average of $9/g. Edibles range from $8-$17 per 100mg package. Vape cartridges typically cost $24-$80 per cart. Tinctures run $35-$70 per bottle.

An ounce of medical marijuana in Missouri costs $135-$175, depending on quality tier. Budget flower (shake, smalls) costs $135-$148. Mid-tier costs $148-$162. Premium/top-shelf runs $162-$175.

Yes, medical patients in Missouri pay only 4% in tax compared to 6% + up to 3% local 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 Missouri 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.

Missouri 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 Missouri cost $8-$17 for a 100mg package (average: $12). Gummies are typically the most affordable at $8-$13. Chocolates and baked goods cost more. Price per milligram works out to $0.08-$0.17/mg.

Concentrates in Missouri cost $25-$50 per gram. Budget concentrates (shatter, crumble): $25-$33. Mid-tier (wax, budder): $33-$38. Premium (live resin, rosin): $38-$50. Live rosin commands the highest prices.

Vape cartridges in Missouri cost $24-$80 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 a Missouri-licensed physician or nurse practitioner by video (Missouri accepts MD, DO, or NP certifications), 3) Get your signed certification the same day if approved, 4) Apply through the DHSS online registry within 30 days of the certification signature date, upload your ID and photo, and pay the state application fee (DHSS posts the current amount on its fee schedule). DHSS has 30 days to process applications, you download the approved card straight from the registry portal, and Missouri cards are valid for 3 years, one of the longest cycles in the country. A card gets you the 4% medical tax rate instead of 6% plus local on recreational purchases, and a 6 oz per 30-day medical allotment instead of the 3 oz recreational transaction cap.

Top ways to save in Missouri: 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.