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You want edibles that work. Not too strong, not too weak, and definitely not contaminated with pesticides or heavy metals you can’t pronounce.
That’s what third-party lab testing does. Every product we deliver from licensed dispensaries across Nassau and Suffolk counties has been tested for potency and purity. You’ll see the THC percentage on the label, and it’s accurate. You’ll know the dose before you take it.
No more buying from unlicensed shops where the packaging looks legit but the product inside is anyone’s guess. New York requires licensed retailers to verify age at purchase and delivery, track every product from cultivation to your door, and only sell items that pass state testing standards.
You’re not just getting weed edibles dropped off. You’re getting a regulated product from a legal supply chain, delivered by professionals who understand discretion matters.
We work with licensed dispensaries across Long Island to bring you legal cannabis delivery in East Patchogue and throughout Suffolk County. We’re not a gray-market operation running out of a smoke shop. We’re connected to state-licensed retailers like Simply Green in Coram, Long Island Cannabis Club in Deer Park, Strong Strains in East Setauket, and Happy Days, Planet Nugg, and Strain Stars in Farmingdale.
That means every THC gummy, weed drink, and CBD edible comes from a dispensary the state has vetted. You can verify licensing through New York’s Dispensary Verification Tool, and every product carries the state’s universal symbol showing it’s been tested and regulated.
Long Island’s legal cannabis market is growing fast, but so is the number of unlicensed storefronts trying to look legitimate. We only work with dispensaries that follow the rules, which protects you from untested products and gives you access to real product transparency.
You browse products online and place your order through a licensed dispensary’s platform. At checkout, you confirm you’re 21 or older. That’s state law, and every licensed retailer has to collect it.
Once your order is confirmed, a licensed delivery driver heads your way during the dispensary’s operating hours. Delivery windows vary by location, so check with the specific dispensary for their schedule. Most offer same-day delivery if you order early enough.
When the driver arrives, they’ll check your ID again. It’s not personal; it’s required by New York cannabis regulations. You hand over your ID, they scan or verify it, you get your edibles. The whole process takes a couple of minutes.
Your order is discreet. Drivers don’t show up in branded vehicles covered in cannabis leaves. Packaging is plain. If you’ve ordered delivery from any other regulated product, this feels similar. Professional, quick, and private.
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You’ll find THC gummies in a range of potencies, usually between 5mg and 10mg per piece. Flavors vary by brand—raspberry, watermelon lemonade, blueberry, and peach are popular in New York. Some people prefer lower doses for mild relaxation; others want something stronger for pain or sleep. The labeling tells you exactly what you’re getting.
Weed drinks are growing fast on Long Island. These are cannabis-infused beverages that offer a smoke-free, discreet way to consume THC or CBD. They kick in faster than traditional edibles—usually within 15 to 30 minutes—because the cannabinoids are often water-soluble. You’ll see options like seltzers, teas, and lemonades.
CBD edibles are available for anyone looking for the therapeutic benefits of cannabis without the high. These products contain little to no THC and are used for anxiety, inflammation, and general wellness. They’re legal, non-intoxicating, and popular among New Yorkers over 50 who want relief without impairment.
Suffolk County consumers are ordering edibles more than the national average. On Weedmaps, New Yorkers choose edibles 27% of the time compared to 18% nationally. That’s a big gap, and it shows how much Long Island values convenience, discretion, and precision dosing. The average order value here is also 50% higher than the rest of the country, sitting around $123 per order.
Yes. Every product we deliver comes from a New York State Office of Cannabis Management licensed dispensary. That means it’s been cultivated, processed, tested, and sold under state regulations.
You can verify any dispensary’s license by scanning the QR code posted in their storefront or checking the OCM’s online registry. Licensed retailers are the only ones legally allowed to sell adult-use cannabis in New York, and they’re required to meet strict safety and testing standards.
Unlicensed shops are still common across Long Island and New York City, but they don’t follow the same rules. They’re not testing products, they’re not verifying age properly, and they’re not contributing to the legal market that supports social equity and safe access. When you order through us, you’re getting product from dispensaries like Canna Blooms in Farmingville, Beleaf in Calverton, and Brown Budda and Charlie Fox in Southampton—all fully licensed and compliant.
Because licensed dispensaries are required to sell products that have passed third-party lab testing. Those labs test for cannabinoid potency, meaning they measure how much THC and CBD is actually in the product.
The label on your edibles will show the milligrams of THC per serving and per package. If it says 10mg, that’s what’s in there—not 5mg, not 15mg. That consistency matters if you’re trying to manage your dose or avoid getting too high.
You can also ask for a Certificate of Analysis, or COA, which is a detailed report from the lab. Some brands include a QR code on the packaging that links directly to the COA. It’ll show cannabinoid levels, terpene profiles, and whether the product passed tests for pesticides, heavy metals, and microbial contaminants. If a dispensary can’t provide that, it’s a red flag.
Edibles take longer to kick in, last longer, and feel different. When you smoke or vape cannabis, THC enters your bloodstream through your lungs and you feel effects within minutes. With edibles, THC is absorbed through your digestive system, which takes anywhere from 30 minutes to two hours depending on your metabolism and whether you’ve eaten.
The effects also last longer—usually four to six hours, sometimes more. That makes edibles better for sustained relief from pain, anxiety, or insomnia, but it also means you need to be more patient and careful with dosing.
The high itself can feel more intense with edibles because of how your liver processes THC. It converts delta-9 THC into 11-hydroxy-THC, which is more potent and crosses the blood-brain barrier more easily. That’s why people say edibles hit harder. Start low, wait at least an hour before taking more, and don’t assume it’s not working just because you don’t feel it right away.
Yes, most licensed dispensaries we work with offer same-day delivery if you place your order early enough in the day. Delivery windows depend on the dispensary’s hours of operation, so it’s worth checking their site or calling ahead if you need your edibles by a certain time.
Delivery is restricted to the hours the dispensary is open, which is a state regulation. You won’t get midnight deliveries or anything outside their licensed operating window. But if you order in the morning or early afternoon, you can usually expect delivery the same day.
Keep in mind that demand can affect timing, especially on weekends or during peak hours. If you’re ordering for a specific occasion, give yourself a buffer. Drivers also have to verify your age when they arrive, so make sure you’re available and have your ID ready. If no one’s home or you can’t provide valid identification, they can’t complete the delivery.
No. New York legalized adult-use cannabis, so anyone 21 or older can order marijuana edibles for recreational use without a medical card. You just need a valid government-issued ID to prove your age at the time of delivery.
Medical cardholders still have access to the medical cannabis program, which offers different products, higher potency limits, and sometimes lower taxes. But for most people looking for THC gummies, weed drinks, or CBD edibles, the adult-use market has plenty of options.
If you’re under 21 or want access to medical-specific products, you’ll need to register with New York’s Medical Cannabis Program and get certified by a healthcare provider. That process takes a few weeks, but it opens up access to higher-dose edibles and other therapeutic products not available on the recreational side.
Because licensed dispensaries are following the law, testing their products, paying taxes, and operating transparently. That costs more than running an unlicensed storefront that skips all of those steps.
You’re paying for safety and accuracy. Lab testing isn’t free. Compliance isn’t free. Licensing fees, security requirements, and inventory tracking systems all add to the cost. But what you get in return is a product you can trust—one that’s been tested for potency and contaminants, sold by a business the state has vetted, and delivered by someone who’s accountable.
Unlicensed shops might be cheaper, but you have no idea what’s in the product. The packaging might look professional, but there’s no lab report, no regulatory oversight, and no recourse if something goes wrong. New York has shut down over 1,500 unlicensed dispensaries, but thousands more are still operating. The legal market is only capturing about 20% of total sales right now, which means a lot of people are still taking that risk. You don’t have to.
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