Hear from Our Customers
You don’t have time to drive 30 minutes to Farmingdale after work. You don’t want to deal with parking, crowds, or figuring out which of the three licensed shops on Long Island actually has what you need in stock.
That’s the reality in East Patchogue. Only four towns in Suffolk County allow cannabis retailers, and none of them are here. So you either make the trip, or you don’t get legal product.
We connect you to licensed dispensaries across Nassau and Suffolk counties through same-day delivery. You browse the same products sold at Happy Days, Long Island Cannabis Club, or Strain Stars—without leaving your house. Everything arrives in unmarked packaging, handled by professionals who’ve been doing this since 2018. No minimum order, no membership fees, just access to lab-tested cannabis when you need it.
We’re not a dispensary—we’re a delivery network that brings products from state-licensed locations to your door. That means you get access to the same inventory sold at brick-and-mortar shops, with the same lab testing, the same compliance standards, and the same product variety.
We’ve been connecting Long Island residents to licensed cannabis since 2018. East Patchogue sits in a gap where legal retail hasn’t opened yet, but demand is real. We fill that gap by working directly with dispensaries approved by the Office of Cannabis Management.
If a shop has a license, it shows up in our network. If it doesn’t, it won’t. That’s how you know what you’re getting is legal, tested, and tracked.
You start by browsing products online. Flower, edibles, vapes, concentrates, THC gummies—whatever’s available at our partner dispensaries shows up in your search. Each product includes strain type, THC percentage, and a link to its Certificate of Analysis so you know exactly what you’re buying.
Once you place an order, it’s routed to the nearest licensed dispensary in our network. Most orders placed before the cutoff arrive the same day, usually within a few hours. You pay cash on delivery—federal banking restrictions still apply to cannabis, so card payments aren’t an option yet.
Your driver arrives in an unmarked vehicle. Everything comes in child-resistant packaging with dosage information clearly labeled. You get a receipt, the product, and that’s it. No upselling, no small talk unless you want it, no hassle.
Ready to get started?
Flower still makes up about 53% of purchases in New York—higher than the national average. You’ll find sativa-dominant strains for energy and focus, indica-leaning options for relaxation or sleep, and hybrids that fall somewhere in between. Most people buy in 3.5-gram packages, though larger quantities are available depending on dispensary stock.
Edibles account for about 27% of orders. THC gummies are popular because they’re discreet, easy to dose, and don’t require any equipment. Dosage ranges from 5mg to 10mg per piece, and every package includes clear instructions. If you’re new to edibles, start low—they take longer to kick in but last longer than smoking or vaping.
Vapes and concentrates make up the rest. Vapes are convenient and portable, concentrates offer higher potency for experienced users. Everything is lab-tested for potency and contaminants before it reaches you, and every product comes with a QR code linking to its Certificate of Analysis. That’s New York State law, not a courtesy—it’s required.
Long Island’s cannabis market nearly tripled in 2024, but access is still uneven. Delivery fills that gap until more local options open up in East Patchogue and surrounding areas.
Yes. New York legalized adult-use cannabis in 2021, and delivery from licensed dispensaries is explicitly allowed under state law. We operate as a delivery network connecting you to dispensaries approved by the Office of Cannabis Management.
The confusion comes from the fact that East Patchogue doesn’t have any brick-and-mortar cannabis retailers yet. Only four towns on Long Island—Babylon, Brookhaven, Southampton, and Riverhead—opted to allow physical shops. But delivery isn’t restricted the same way retail is, so you can legally receive products even if there’s no storefront nearby.
Every product we deliver comes from a licensed dispensary, includes a Certificate of Analysis, and follows the same testing and packaging requirements as in-store purchases. If you’re over 21 with a valid ID, you’re good to order.
Most orders placed before the cutoff time arrive within a few hours, not all day. Exact timing depends on your location in East Patchogue, current order volume, and which dispensary in our network is fulfilling your order.
Orders are routed to the nearest licensed dispensary with your products in stock. If you’re ordering common items like popular flower strains or THC gummies, delivery is usually faster because more locations carry them. If you’re ordering something specific—a particular concentrate or a less common edible—it might take a bit longer to locate and fulfill.
You’ll get an estimated delivery window when you place your order. If something changes, you’ll get a notification. Our drivers are professionals who’ve been doing this since 2018, so they know the area and how to plan routes efficiently.
No. New York allows adult-use cannabis, so anyone 21 or older with a valid ID can order recreational products. You don’t need a medical marijuana card unless you’re specifically looking for medical cannabis products, which have different potency limits and tax structures.
Medical cannabis dispensary products in New York can contain higher THC concentrations than recreational products, and medical patients don’t pay the same excise taxes. If you have a qualifying condition and a medical card, you can access those products through our network as well.
For most people, recreational cannabis is enough. The product selection is broad, the quality is the same, and the process is simpler. You order, you receive, you pay cash on delivery. That’s it.
Sativa-dominant strains tend to be more energizing and cerebral—better for daytime use, focus, or social settings. Indica-leaning strains are more relaxing and sedating, often used for sleep, pain relief, or winding down at night. Hybrids fall somewhere in between, offering a mix of effects depending on the specific genetics.
That said, the sativa/indica distinction is more of a guideline than a hard rule. Terpenes and cannabinoid profiles matter just as much, if not more, than whether a strain is labeled sativa or indica. If you’re new to cannabis, start with a lower THC percentage and see how it affects you before moving to stronger products.
Every product in our network includes strain information, THC percentage, and dominant terpenes so you can make an informed choice. If you’re unsure, look for reviews or ask questions before ordering. The goal is to find what works for you, not to follow a rigid formula.
Edibles hit differently. When you smoke or vape cannabis, THC enters your bloodstream through your lungs and you feel effects within minutes. When you eat an edible, THC is metabolized by your liver and converted into 11-hydroxy-THC, which is more potent and lasts longer—sometimes four to six hours.
That’s why edibles feel stronger even at lower doses. A 10mg THC gummy might feel more intense than smoking a joint with the same amount of THC. The effects also take 30 minutes to two hours to kick in, so new users often make the mistake of eating more before the first dose hits.
Start with 5mg or less if you’re new to edibles. Wait at least two hours before taking more. Edibles are popular in New York—they make up about 27% of cannabis purchases—but they require patience. Once you find your dose, they’re convenient, discreet, and long-lasting.
New York has some of the highest cannabis prices in the country, with an average item price around $31.49. That’s driven by limited supply, high regulatory costs, and a market that’s still scaling up. The state only hit $1 billion in legal sales by the end of 2024, and there are fewer than 300 licensed dispensaries statewide.
Compare that to California or Colorado, where the legal market has been running for years and competition has driven prices down. New York is still in the early stages. As more dispensaries open and supply increases, prices should stabilize.
The other factor is taxes. New York charges a 13% retail tax on cannabis, plus local taxes depending on where the dispensary is located. That adds up quickly. But you’re also paying for lab testing, regulatory compliance, and the assurance that what you’re buying is legal and safe. Unlicensed shops might be cheaper, but they’re not tested, not tracked, and not legal.
Local Resources
Other Services we provide in East Patchogue
