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You’re not just buying cannabis. You’re getting products that passed state-mandated lab testing for potency, pesticides, and contaminants. Every item has a Certificate of Analysis you can scan with your phone.
That matters because unlicensed shops—and there are thousands across New York—don’t test anything. You’re guessing at THC levels, hoping nothing toxic made it into the product, and taking someone’s word that it’s safe.
At our medical cannabis dispensary in East Hills, you know what you’re getting before you buy it. You can ask questions without judgment. And if you’re new to this, our budtenders actually take the time to understand what you’re looking for—whether that’s pain relief, better sleep, or just trying cannabis for the first time. No pressure. No upselling. Just real answers.
Nassau County doesn’t have many licensed dispensaries. Only four Long Island towns voted to allow recreational sales, which means most people are either driving far or taking their chances with unlicensed storefronts.
We operate as a fully licensed recreational cannabis dispensary in East Hills, verified through New York’s Office of Cannabis Management. That verification tool is posted at our entrance, so you know you’re shopping somewhere that follows the rules.
We’re here because East Hills and the surrounding Nassau County area needed a legal option that doesn’t require a 30-minute drive. You shouldn’t have to choose between convenience and safety.
You walk in, show your ID to confirm you’re 21 or older, and that’s it. No medical card needed for recreational purchases.
From there, you can browse our cannabis dispensary menu on your own or talk to a budtender. If you know what you want—specific strain, edible, concentrate—we’ll get you in and out. If you’re not sure, we’ll ask a few questions about what you’re hoping to feel or avoid, then recommend a few options that match.
Every product on our shelves has been tested and approved by New York State. You’ll see THC and CBD percentages clearly labeled, along with a QR code that links to the full lab report. If you want to compare strains or check terpene profiles, we can walk you through that too.
Once you decide, we ring you up and send you home with exactly what you came for. No confusion. No guessing. Just a straightforward transaction with someone who knows what they’re talking about.
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Our cannabis dispensary in East Hills carries flower, edibles, concentrates, vapes, tinctures, and beverages. Flower makes up about a third of what people buy—it’s versatile, familiar, and you can see and smell what you’re getting. Concentrates are popular with experienced users who want higher potency without smoking as much.
New York’s market has over 500 licensed brands now, so you’re not stuck with two options and a shrug. We stock sativa-dominant strains if you want energy and focus, indica-dominant for relaxation and sleep, and hybrids that fall somewhere in between.
Edibles come in gummies, chocolates, and beverages. They take longer to kick in—usually 30 to 90 minutes—but the effects last longer than smoking or vaping. If you’ve never tried edibles, start low. Like, really low. You can always take more later.
We also run cannabis dispensary deals regularly, especially for first-time customers and on select products throughout the week. Pricing in New York is higher than most states—our average item price sits around $31, compared to $18 in California or $9 in Michigan. That’s partly due to limited supply and high regulatory costs. We try to keep things competitive without cutting corners on quality.
A licensed dispensary is verified by New York’s Office of Cannabis Management and required to sell only lab-tested products. That means every item has been checked for pesticides, heavy metals, mold, and accurate THC/CBD levels. You’ll see a verification tool posted near the entrance, and every product has a Certificate of Analysis you can access.
Unlicensed shops don’t test anything. They’re not inspected, not regulated, and not held to any safety standard. Even after New York shut down 1,500 illegal storefronts in 2024, thousands more are still operating across the state. They undercut prices because they skip the costs that come with compliance—but you’re gambling with what’s actually in the product.
If you’re buying cannabis in East Hills or anywhere in New York, check for that verification tool. If it’s not there, you’re not shopping legally, and you have no idea what you’re actually consuming.
No. Our recreational cannabis dispensary in East Hills is open to anyone 21 or older with a valid ID. You don’t need a medical marijuana card unless you’re under 21 and have a qualifying condition, or you want access to higher-potency products reserved for medical patients.
Medical cardholders do get some perks—higher purchase limits, access to certain products not available on the recreational side, and sometimes better pricing. But for most people, the recreational menu has everything they need.
If you’re on the fence about getting a medical card, talk to one of our budtenders. We can explain what’s different and whether it makes sense for your situation. But again, it’s not required to shop here.
Start with what you’re trying to accomplish. If you want to relax or sleep better, indica-dominant strains are usually the move. If you’re looking for energy, creativity, or daytime use without feeling sluggish, sativa-dominant strains tend to work better. Hybrids blend both effects.
But strain type is only part of it. THC percentage matters—higher isn’t always better, especially if you’re new. A 15% THC flower might be plenty if you don’t have a tolerance built up. Terpenes also play a role in how a strain feels and smells, and we can walk you through that if you’re curious.
If you’re still not sure, tell us what you’ve tried before (if anything) and what you liked or didn’t like about it. We’ll narrow it down from there. And if it’s your first time, we’ll start you with something mild and manageable. You can always go stronger later, but you can’t undo taking too much.
New York has some of the highest cannabis prices in the country. The average item here costs about $31, compared to under $10 in Michigan or around $18 in California. That’s not just us—it’s the whole state. Limited supply, high regulatory costs, and a market that’s still ramping up all contribute to that.
We price competitively within the legal market. You’ll find cannabis dispensary deals on our menu regularly, and we’re transparent about what things cost before you commit to anything. What you won’t find here are the rock-bottom prices you see at unlicensed shops, because those places aren’t paying for testing, compliance, or safety standards.
You’re paying a bit more for peace of mind. You know what’s in the product, you know it’s been tested, and you’re not risking your health to save a few bucks. If price is your only concern, we get it—but we’d rather you know what you’re actually comparing.
For recreational customers, you can buy up to three ounces of flower or 24 grams of concentrated cannabis in a single transaction. Edibles fall under the concentrate limit based on their THC content. You can possess that amount legally, but you can’t consume it in public—only in private residences or at licensed consumption lounges.
Medical patients with a valid registry ID card have higher limits, which vary depending on their certification. If you’re a medical cardholder, bring your card and we’ll confirm your specific limits when you check out.
You also can’t take cannabis across state lines, even if you’re going to another legal state. New York cannabis stays in New York. And if you’re driving, keep it sealed in the trunk or somewhere inaccessible to the driver. Open containers in the passenger area are treated the same as open alcohol containers.
Edibles typically kick in between 30 and 90 minutes after you eat them, sometimes longer depending on your metabolism and whether you’ve eaten recently. The effects last longer than smoking or vaping—usually four to six hours, sometimes more.
If you’re new to edibles, start with 5 mg of THC or less. Seriously. It sounds like nothing, but edibles process differently in your body than inhaled cannabis, and the effects are stronger and longer-lasting. Wait at least two hours before taking more, even if you don’t feel anything yet. The biggest mistake people make is taking a second dose too soon, then getting hit with both at once.
Our budtenders can show you which edibles are dosed for beginners and which ones are better for experienced users. We’d rather you start small and have a good experience than go too hard and swear off edibles forever. You can always take more next time.
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