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You don’t have time to drive to Farmingdale or Riverhead after work. You shouldn’t have to plan your day around a dispensary’s hours or hope they have your strain in stock.
That’s where cannabis delivery makes sense. You order what you want, we bring it to your door in Selden the same day. No waiting until the weekend. No hoping the LIRR schedule lines up with your needs.
Every product comes with a Certificate of Analysis—that’s the lab report showing exactly what’s in it. You’re not guessing about potency or purity. You’re getting flower that’s been tested, tracked from seed to sale, and delivered by someone who knows what discretion means. Unmarked vehicle. Plain packaging. Fast drop-off.
We connect you to licensed dispensaries across Nassau and Suffolk Counties. That means every product you order comes from a state-approved source—places like Simply Green in Coram, Happy Days in Farmingdale, Strain Stars in Riverhead, and Beleaf in Calverton.
Long Island’s cannabis landscape is still taking shape. Only a handful of towns—Southampton, Riverhead, Brookhaven, Babylon Village—allow legal retailers. That makes access harder than it should be, especially if you’re in Selden and don’t want to drive 30 minutes each way.
We handle the logistics so you don’t have to. You get the same legal, lab-tested products you’d find in a dispensary, delivered to your address without the trip.
You browse available flower strains online. Sativas if you want energy. Indicas if you need to relax. Hybrids if you want something in between.
Once you place your order, it’s routed to a licensed dispensary in your area—could be Long Island Cannabis Club in Deer Park, Strong Strains in East Setauket, or Planet Nugg in Farmingdale. They prepare your order with the same care they’d use for an in-store pickup.
A trained delivery driver brings it to your door in Selden, usually the same day. You can pay cash on delivery if that’s easier. The whole process takes a few hours, not a few days. No signatures plastered on your door. No loud branding on the vehicle. Just a quick, professional handoff and you’re done.
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Every strain comes with a QR code or link to its Certificate of Analysis. That’s a third-party lab report showing cannabinoid levels, terpene profiles, and whether it passed tests for pesticides, mold, and heavy metals. New York requires this for every legal product.
You’ll see options from dispensaries across Long Island—Canna Blooms in Farmingville, Brown Budda in Southampton, Charlie Fox, and more. Each one is licensed by the Office of Cannabis Management, which means they follow the same testing and tracking standards.
Pricing in New York runs higher than states like California or Colorado. Average flower costs around $51 per item here. That’s not a markup from us—that’s the current market rate across legal dispensaries statewide. You’re paying for compliance, testing, and the assurance that what’s on the label matches what’s in the package.
If you’re over 50, you’ll probably see more edible options in your recommendations. If you’re younger, flower and vape pens dominate. New Yorkers spend about $123 per order on average, which is 50% higher than the national average. People here buy less often, but they buy more when they do.
Yes, as long as it’s coming from a licensed dispensary. New York legalized adult-use cannabis, and delivery is part of that framework.
The catch is that not every town on Long Island allows dispensaries to operate. Selden itself doesn’t have a storefront, but you’re close enough to licensed locations in Coram, Deer Park, Farmingdale, and East Setauket. Delivery from those dispensaries to your address in Selden is completely legal.
Every driver works for a licensed retailer. Every product is tracked through New York’s seed-to-sale system. You’re not ordering from an unlicensed shop or a gray-market delivery service. You’re getting the same legal access you’d have walking into a dispensary, just without the drive.
Most orders arrive within a few hours if you place them early enough in the day. Exact timing depends on the dispensary’s current delivery queue and how far you are from their location.
If you order in the morning, you’ll likely see it by afternoon. If you order later in the day, it might arrive by evening—or early the next day if the window closes. Same-day delivery isn’t guaranteed for every single order, but it’s the goal and it happens most of the time.
You’ll get tracking updates once your order is out for delivery. The driver will contact you when they’re close. If you’re not home, they won’t leave it at the door—cannabis delivery requires an adult to be present and show ID.
No. New York allows adult-use cannabis sales, so anyone 21 or older with a valid ID can order.
Medical cardholders still have access to the medical program, which sometimes offers different product options or pricing. But for flower delivery in Selden, you don’t need a prescription or medical marijuana card. You just need to be of age.
The driver will check your ID when they arrive. That’s a legal requirement, not a hassle. They’re trained to verify age quickly and move on. If you’re home and you’re 21+, the transaction takes less than two minutes.
Licensed dispensaries test every product through third-party labs. Unlicensed shops don’t.
That means when you order from a legal source, you’re getting a Certificate of Analysis that shows cannabinoid percentages, terpene content, and contamination screening. You know the THC level is accurate. You know it passed tests for pesticides, mold, heavy metals, and residual solvents.
Unlicensed shops might sell cheaper products, but you have no idea what’s in them. No testing. No tracking. No accountability if something’s wrong. New York’s legal market is still fighting to compete with thousands of illegal storefronts, but the difference in product safety is significant. You’re not just paying for convenience—you’re paying for transparency.
Most dispensaries in New York still operate on a cash basis. Federal banking restrictions make it hard for cannabis businesses to process credit cards, even in legal states.
That’s why cash on delivery is the standard. You order online, the driver brings your product, and you hand them cash when they arrive. Some dispensaries are starting to accept debit cards or digital payment apps, but it’s not universal yet.
If you’re worried about carrying cash, you can usually arrange the payment details when you place the order. The driver won’t show up expecting a different payment method than what was agreed on. It’s straightforward—just old-school.
Start with what you’re trying to feel. Energized? Relaxed? Somewhere in the middle?
Sativas tend to be more uplifting—good for daytime use or when you need to stay functional. Indicas are heavier and more sedating—better for evening or when you want to unwind. Hybrids blend both, and they’re usually a safe starting point if you’re not sure.
Each product listing includes terpene and cannabinoid info. If you see high limonene, expect a citrusy, uplifting effect. High myrcene usually means more relaxation. You don’t need to be an expert—just read the lab data and start with a lower dose if it’s your first time with that strain. You can always order again once you know what works.
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