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You’re not looking for a lecture about cannabis. You want THC gummies or weed drinks that work, delivered without the hassle of driving to a dispensary you’re not even sure is legitimate.
Here’s what that looks like: You order from your phone. A professional driver brings lab-tested edibles from licensed dispensaries like Happy Days in Farmingdale or Strong Strains in East Setauket. Everything arrives in plain, tamper-evident packaging with a Certificate of Analysis you can scan. No guessing about potency. No wondering if what you ordered is what you’re getting.
The difference isn’t just convenience. It’s knowing you’re not buying from some sketchy website that disappears after taking your money. You’re getting marijuana edibles that passed third-party testing, handled by drivers who represent actual licensed retailers, delivered on your schedule.
We’re not a dispensary. We’re a delivery network connecting you to licensed cannabis retailers across Long Island—places like Planet Nugg and Strain Stars in Farmingdale, Simply Green in Coram, and Canna Blooms in Farmingville.
That matters because Nassau County has seen illegal shops flourish while legal options remain limited. You need a way to access legitimate products without the guesswork. We handle logistics so you get the same quality you’d find in-store, minus the trip.
Every order goes through the same ID verification and compliance checks required by New York law. You’re not cutting corners. You’re just cutting out the inconvenience.
You browse products from our network of licensed Long Island dispensaries. That includes THC gummies, weed drinks, chocolate bars, and CBD edibles—all with clear dosage information and lab results available before you buy.
Once you place an order, you’ll schedule a delivery window that works for you. Some customers order same-day. Others schedule ahead. Your call.
When the driver arrives, they’ll verify your ID and ask for a signature. That’s state law, not us being difficult. Your edibles come in sealed, tamper-evident packaging—shrink wrap, mylar bags, factory seals intact. If anything looks off, don’t accept it.
Inside, you’ll find a QR code linking to third-party lab results showing cannabinoid potency and contamination testing. That’s how you know what you’re consuming is what the label says it is.
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You’re getting access to products from dispensaries across Nassau and Suffolk Counties—not just one shop’s limited inventory. That means more variety in edibles: raspberry and watermelon gummies, chocolate bars, cookies, and cannabis-infused drinks.
New York’s legal market hit nearly $1.5 billion in sales as of April 2025, with edibles making up 14% of that total. People are moving away from flower-only consumption. If you prefer edibles for the discretion, the longer-lasting effects, or just because you don’t want to smoke, you’re not alone.
Here’s what you won’t get: mystery products from unlicensed sellers. Delayed deliveries with no accountability. Packaging that looks like it was opened and resealed. We work exclusively with state-licensed retailers like Long Island Cannabis Club in Deer Park, Beleaf in Calverton, and Brown Budda in Southampton. Every product comes with documentation proving it passed testing.
You also get proper storage guidance, because leaving THC gummies where kids or pets can reach them isn’t just careless—it’s dangerous. We’re not here to sell you something and disappear. We’re here to make sure you know how to use and store what you buy.
Every product we deliver comes from a licensed dispensary that’s required to sell only lab-tested cannabis. That means third-party labs have checked for potency, pesticides, heavy metals, and microbial contamination before it ever reaches you.
You’ll receive a Certificate of Analysis with each order—usually accessible via QR code on the packaging. That document shows exactly what’s in your edibles, down to the milligram. If a product says it contains 10mg of THC per gummy, the lab results will confirm whether that’s accurate.
This isn’t just a nice-to-have. It’s the difference between consuming a regulated product and rolling the dice with something bought off an unlicensed website. Illegal sellers don’t test their products. They don’t have to. You’re trusting their word, and that’s a gamble you shouldn’t take with something you’re putting in your body.
Delivery time depends on when you order and which dispensary has your product in stock. Same-day delivery is available if you order early enough and the dispensary can fulfill it. Otherwise, you’re looking at next-day or scheduled delivery based on your preference.
Russell Gardens is centrally located near multiple licensed dispensaries in Nassau County, including Happy Days and Strain Stars in Farmingdale. That proximity usually means faster turnaround compared to areas farther east on Long Island.
Once your order is confirmed, you’ll get a delivery window. Drivers don’t show up unannounced. You’ll know when to expect them, and if something changes, you’ll be notified. The goal is reliability, not surprises.
THC is the cannabinoid that gets you high. CBD doesn’t produce that psychoactive effect. If you’re ordering THC gummies, expect a high that can last several hours depending on dosage and your tolerance. If you’re ordering CBD edibles, you’re looking for potential relaxation or discomfort relief without intoxication.
Some edibles contain both THC and CBD in varying ratios. A 1:1 ratio means equal parts of each. Some people prefer that balance because CBD can mellow out THC’s intensity. Others want pure THC for recreational use or higher potency for medical needs.
Check the product label and lab results before you buy. Dosage matters. A 5mg THC gummy will feel very different from a 25mg gummy, especially if you’re new to edibles. Start low if you’re unsure. You can always take more next time. You can’t undo taking too much.
Weed drinks tend to kick in faster than gummies—sometimes within 15 to 30 minutes compared to the 60 to 90 minutes edibles typically take. That’s because liquids get absorbed differently in your digestive system.
The effects don’t last quite as long as traditional edibles, but they’re often more predictable. If you’ve ever eaten a gummy and felt nothing for an hour, then suddenly felt too high, you know the problem. Cannabis-infused drinks offer a more gradual onset, which some people prefer for control.
Dosage still matters. A 10mg THC drink will hit you differently than a 10mg gummy, even if the THC content is the same. Your body processes them at different rates. If you’re switching from one format to another, give yourself time to see how it affects you before assuming you need more.
Yes. New York legalized recreational cannabis, so you don’t need a medical card to order edibles. You just need to be 21 or older and have a valid ID to prove it.
When the driver arrives, they’ll check your ID and ask for a signature. That’s non-negotiable. It’s state law. If you’re not home or can’t provide ID, the driver won’t leave the product. This isn’t like ordering food delivery where someone else can sign for you.
Medical cardholders do get some advantages—like access to higher-potency products and potential tax breaks—but recreational customers have plenty of options. You’re not limited to low-dose products. You’re just limited to what’s legally available for adult use.
Don’t accept the delivery. Licensed dispensaries use tamper-evident packaging for a reason. If the shrink wrap is torn, the mylar bag is open, or the factory seal is broken, something’s wrong.
A professional driver from a legitimate dispensary will understand if you refuse a product that doesn’t look right. That’s your right as a customer, and it’s part of the compliance process. You’re not being difficult. You’re protecting yourself.
If you do accept a delivery and notice an issue afterward, contact us immediately. We work with dispensaries that stand behind their products. A legitimate retailer will make it right. An illegal one will ghost you. That’s why working with licensed operations matters—you have recourse if something goes wrong.
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