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Nassau County banned retail cannabis stores. All three towns—Hempstead, North Hempstead, and Oyster Bay—opted out, along with every village. That means no dispensaries in Locust Valley, and none coming anytime soon.
But delivery is still legal. You can order lab-tested cannabis edibles, THC gummies, weed drinks, and other regulated products from licensed New York dispensaries and have them brought directly to your home. No guessing about product safety. No driving to Suffolk County or Queens. No dealing with unlicensed shops selling unregulated products with no testing and inaccurate labels.
You get the same selection available at brick-and-mortar locations—gummies, chocolates, tinctures, beverages, vapes—delivered discreetly to your address in Locust Valley. Orders typically arrive within one to two hours. You verify your age at the door with a valid ID, and that’s it. Legal access without the storefront.
We connect you with licensed dispensaries across Long Island that are authorized by New York State’s Office of Cannabis Management. These aren’t pop-ups or gray-market operations. They’re regulated retailers that follow state testing requirements, labeling standards, and delivery laws.
Our network includes dispensaries in Nassau and Suffolk counties: Simply Green in Coram, Long Island Cannabis Club in Deer Park, Strong Strains in East Setauket, Happy Days and Strain Stars in Farmingdale, Canna Blooms in Farmingville, Beleaf in Calverton, and Brown Budda in Southampton. Every product comes from a New York cultivator and passes third-party lab testing for potency, pesticides, heavy metals, and microbials before it reaches you.
You’re not taking a chance on untested products. You’re ordering from the same supply chain that serves licensed storefronts across the state, just delivered to Locust Valley instead.
You browse the menu online and add what you want—THC gummies, weed drinks, CBD edibles, whatever fits your preference. Most dispensaries offer same-day delivery if you order early enough, with delivery windows typically running from 2 p.m. to 10 p.m. Some offer next-day scheduling if that works better for your schedule.
Once your order is confirmed, you’ll get tracking info and an estimated arrival time. The driver arrives in an unmarked vehicle with discreet packaging. You’ll need to show a valid government-issued ID proving you’re 21 or older. The driver verifies your age, hands over your order, and leaves. Payment is usually cash or cryptocurrency, depending on the dispensary.
You can’t receive delivery in a public place. It has to be a private residence or private business. That’s state law. But if you’re home in Locust Valley, the process is straightforward and takes less time than driving to a dispensary in another county.
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Every cannabis edible sold through a licensed dispensary in New York includes a Certificate of Analysis. That’s a lab report showing exactly what’s in the product: THC and CBD percentages, terpene profiles, and test results for contaminants like pesticides, mold, and heavy metals. You can scan a QR code on the packaging to view the full report.
Dosing is clearly labeled. Gummies typically come in 5 mg or 10 mg doses per piece, with total THC content listed on the package. Weed drinks, chocolates, and tinctures follow the same labeling standards. You know what you’re consuming before you consume it.
In Locust Valley and across Nassau County, this kind of transparency matters more than in areas with multiple storefronts. You can’t walk into a dispensary and ask a budtender questions face-to-face. Delivery puts more responsibility on clear labeling and accessible information. Licensed products are required to include the New York State universal symbol—a red stop sign with “THC” in the center—so you can identify regulated marijuana edibles at a glance.
You also get access to the same product variety available in stores. Gummies dominate the edibles category in New York, making up about 84% of edibles sales statewide, but you’ll also find chocolates, baked goods, mints, and infused beverages. If you prefer CBD edibles with little to no THC, those are available too, often used for relaxation or discomfort without intoxication.
Yes. Delivery is legal even in municipalities that opted out of retail cannabis sales. Locust Valley is part of Nassau County, where all towns and villages banned storefront dispensaries, but New York State law still allows licensed delivery services to operate in those areas.
The dispensary fulfilling your order holds a license from the Office of Cannabis Management. That license permits delivery across the state, including to areas without local retail locations. You’re not breaking any law by ordering, and the dispensary isn’t breaking any law by delivering. The only requirement is that you’re 21 or older, have valid ID, and receive the delivery at a private address—not in a park, on the street, or in any public space.
This setup was designed specifically to ensure access in areas where local governments restricted storefronts. It’s why delivery became such a significant part of New York’s cannabis market, especially on Long Island where more than 80% of municipalities opted out of retail sales.
Licensed cannabis products in New York must pass third-party lab testing before they can be sold. That testing checks for THC and CBD potency, pesticides, heavy metals, mold, and microbial contaminants. If a product fails any part of the test, it can’t be sold.
Every package includes a QR code or link to the Certificate of Analysis, which shows the full lab results for that specific batch. You can verify what’s in the product before you consume it. The packaging also includes the New York universal symbol—a red stop sign with “THC”—which identifies it as a regulated product that passed state testing requirements.
Unlicensed stores and delivery services don’t follow these standards. Their products aren’t tested, and their labels often show inaccurate THC levels. Some contain harmful additives or contaminants that would never pass state testing. Ordering from a licensed dispensary removes that risk entirely. You’re getting the same quality control that applies to any regulated consumable product in New York.
Most licensed dispensaries offer same-day delivery if you place your order early enough in the day. Delivery windows typically run from 2 p.m. to 10 p.m., and most orders arrive within one to two hours of confirmation.
Some dispensaries let you schedule next-day delivery if same-day doesn’t work for your schedule. You’ll receive tracking information once your order is out for delivery, along with an estimated arrival time. Drivers contact you when they’re close, similar to food delivery services.
There’s usually no minimum order requirement, so you can order a single pack of THC gummies or a larger selection of weed edibles, vapes, and other products. Delivery fees vary by dispensary and distance, but they’re typically comparable to other delivery services. If you’re in Locust Valley, you’re within range of multiple licensed dispensaries across Nassau and Suffolk counties, so delivery times stay consistent.
THC is the compound in cannabis that causes intoxication. CBD doesn’t produce that effect. THC gummies will get you high. CBD edibles won’t, though many people use them for relaxation, discomfort relief, or sleep support without the psychoactive experience.
Both are available through licensed delivery in Locust Valley. THC edibles are regulated as adult-use cannabis products and require age verification at delivery. CBD edibles derived from hemp are less restricted, but if you’re ordering through a licensed cannabis dispensary, the CBD products still go through the same lab testing and quality standards as THC products.
Some edibles contain both THC and CBD in specific ratios—common options include 1:1, 2:1, or higher CBD-to-THC ratios. These are often chosen by people who want some of the effects of THC but prefer a milder experience or want to balance it with CBD’s properties. The packaging will clearly list the milligrams of each compound per serving, so you can choose based on your preference and tolerance.
Yes. While THC gummies make up the majority of edibles sales in New York—about 84% of the category—licensed dispensaries also carry weed drinks, chocolates, baked goods, mints, tinctures, and other infused products.
Weed drinks have become especially popular because they offer faster onset times than traditional edibles. Some beverages are designed to take effect within 15 to 30 minutes, compared to the one- to two-hour wait typical of gummies or baked goods. They also allow for easier dose control since you can sip gradually rather than committing to a full edible dose at once.
Tinctures are another option if you want precise dosing. They’re liquid cannabis extracts taken sublingually (under the tongue) and absorb faster than edibles that go through digestion. You’ll find a range of flavors and formulations depending on which dispensary you order from. The selection varies, but delivery gives you access to the same inventory available at physical locations across Long Island.
Start with a low dose—5 mg of THC or less—and wait at least two hours before considering more. Edibles take longer to kick in than smoking or vaping because they’re processed through your digestive system. It’s easy to assume nothing’s happening and take more, only to feel overwhelmed an hour later when both doses hit.
Cannabis edibles also tend to feel stronger than inhaled cannabis, even at the same THC dose. The way your body metabolizes THC from edibles creates a more intense and longer-lasting effect. That’s not a bad thing if you’re prepared for it, but it catches a lot of first-time users off guard.
Licensed products make this easier because the dosing is accurate. A 5 mg gummy contains 5 mg of THC, not a guess. You can control your experience much more reliably than with homemade or unregulated edibles. If you’re unsure where to start, stick with a single low-dose gummy, wait two hours, and see how you feel. You can always take more next time. You can’t untake what you’ve already consumed.
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