NewLeaf | Fairmont, WV Dispensary
Medical Marijuana Dispensary in Fairmont, West Virginia
161 Middletown Circle #2, Fairmont, WV 26554
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Fairmont, West Virginia • Expected pricing by product category
Prices based on West Virginia dispensary averages. Actual prices vary by location, availability, and current promotions.
Last updated: January 2026 •View detailed West Virginia pricing →
What do I need to shop at NewLeaf?
Valid West Virginia Medical Marijuana Card
Required for medical purchases. Card must be current and unexpired.
Government-Issued Photo ID
Driver's license, state ID, or passport. Must match card information.
Cash or Debit Recommended
Most dispensaries accept cash and debit. ATMs typically available on-site.
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Get Your Medical CardFrequently Asked Questions About NewLeaf
Where is NewLeaf located?
NewLeaf is located at 161 Middletown Circle #2, Fairmont, WV 26554. You can reach them at 304-460-0707.
What are NewLeaf's hours of operation?
Contact NewLeaf directly for their current hours of operation. Hours may vary on holidays.
Does NewLeaf accept credit cards?
NewLeaf accepts cash and debit cards. Most dispensaries have an ATM on-site for your convenience. Contact them directly for specific payment options.
Do I need a medical card to shop at NewLeaf?
Yes, NewLeaf is a medical-only dispensary. You need a valid West Virginia medical marijuana card to make purchases. You can get your card online in about 15 minutes at MMJ.com.
Get Your West Virginia Card
Required for medical purchases at NewLeaf
- $149 doctor evaluation
- $50 state fee
- Valid for 1 year
- 100% money-back guarantee
West Virginia Resources
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Get Your WV Medical CardMedically Reviewed by Dr. Kevin Kargman, DO (License #ITRDO-015)
Reviewed: December 31, 2025 • Research Standards
Last Updated: December 2025 · Reviewed by Dr. Kevin Kargman, DO