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You already know the problem. There are only six recreational cannabis stores in all of Suffolk County and zero in Nassau County. That means long drives, waiting in line once you finally get there, and hoping they have what you actually want in stock.
Edibles delivery changes that. You browse from your phone, pick exactly what you need—whether that’s THC gummies for sleep, CBD edibles for anxiety, or weed drinks for a mellow evening—and it shows up at your door. No check-in process. No 45-minute wait just to talk to someone. No wondering if you’ll be spotted by a neighbor in the parking lot.
We connect you to licensed dispensaries across Nassau and Suffolk counties, including Happy Days and Strain Stars in Farmingdale, Long Island Cannabis Club in Deer Park, and Simply Green in Coram. You get the same lab-tested, legal products you’d find in-store, delivered discreetly to West Babylon in a few hours. That’s it.
You place an order through our mobile-optimized platform. Browse edibles by type—gummies, chocolates, beverages, baked goods—or filter by THC and CBD content. Most people know what they want. If you don’t, you can message with questions about dosage or effects before you buy.
Once you submit your order, we connect with the nearest licensed dispensary that has your products in stock. Could be Planet Nugg in Farmingdale, Canna Blooms in Farmingville, or Strong Strains in East Setauket. They prepare your order with tamper-evident packaging, and a delivery driver heads your way.
Delivery typically happens within one to two hours, depending on demand and distance. The driver arrives in an unmarked vehicle, checks your ID to confirm you’re 21 or older, and hands over your order. Payment processes through secure ACH transfer, so it shows up as a generic merchant on your bank statement—not anything cannabis-related. You’re in and out in under two minutes.
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Edibles come in a lot of forms now, and what you choose depends on what you’re trying to do. THC gummies are the most popular option because they’re easy to dose—most people prefer between 2.5 mg and 10 mg per serving. You’ll find options for sleep, focus, pain relief, or just a mild buzz.
Weed drinks are growing fast. Cannabis beverages kick in faster than traditional edibles—sometimes within 15 to 30 minutes instead of an hour or more. They’re a good middle ground if you want something smoother than smoking but quicker than a gummy.
You can also order CBD edibles if you’re looking for the calming effects without the high. Chocolates, baked goods, mints, and capsules are all available depending on which dispensary we’re pulling from. Everything comes with a certificate of analysis showing cannabinoid content and safety testing. You’re not guessing what’s in the product.
Long Island’s cannabis market is still limited compared to other states, but the dispensaries that are open carry quality brands. Brown Budda and Charlie Fox in Southampton, Beleaf in Calverton, Strain Stars in Riverhead—these aren’t pop-up shops. They’re licensed retailers that have been vetted by New York’s Office of Cannabis Management.
Most deliveries happen within one to two hours after you place your order. That timeline depends on a few things—how far the dispensary is from your address, how busy the delivery schedule is, and whether the products you want are in stock at the closest location.
If you’re ordering from a dispensary in Farmingdale or Deer Park, you’re looking at the shorter end of that window. If the nearest available product is coming from Riverhead or Southampton, it might take closer to two hours. We don’t make you wait days or schedule a delivery window three hours wide. You order, we confirm, and someone’s on the way.
Peak times like Friday and Saturday evenings can add a little extra wait, but we’re not talking about next-day delivery here. Same-day service is the standard.
Yes. Every product comes from a New York state-licensed dispensary. We work with locations like Happy Days, Strain Stars, and Planet Nugg in Farmingdale, Long Island Cannabis Club in Deer Park, Simply Green in Coram, Strong Strains in East Setauket, Canna Blooms in Farmingville, and several others across Nassau and Suffolk counties.
These aren’t unlicensed delivery services operating in a gray area. New York’s cannabis laws require that all products sold for adult use come from licensed retailers and are tested by third-party labs. You can request to see the certificate of analysis for any product before or after you buy. That document shows THC and CBD levels, plus results for pesticides, heavy metals, and microbial contaminants.
If a product doesn’t have a recent COA—ideally less than a year old—you shouldn’t buy it. Everything we deliver meets that standard because it’s coming from dispensaries that are required to follow those rules.
Start with 2.5 mg to 5 mg of THC if you’re new to edibles. That’s the most common recommendation, and it’s what most first-time users find manageable. You’ll feel something—relaxation, mild euphoria, maybe some body buzz—but you’re not going to be overwhelmed.
A lot of people make the mistake of taking 10 mg or more right out of the gate because they don’t feel anything after 30 minutes. Edibles take longer to kick in than smoking or vaping. You’re looking at 45 minutes to two hours before the effects really hit, depending on your metabolism and whether you’ve eaten recently. If you take more before that window closes, you’re stacking doses, and that’s usually when people have a bad time.
Once you know how 5 mg affects you, you can adjust up. Some people stay at that level. Others move to 10 mg or higher once they’ve built a tolerance. But there’s no reason to rush it. You can always take more next time. You can’t take less once it’s in your system.
Yes. Our delivery drivers use unmarked vehicles—no logos, no cannabis references, nothing that signals what’s being delivered. They’re not pulling up in a car wrapped with weed leaves. It looks like any other delivery service.
The driver will check your ID at the door to confirm you’re 21 or older, hand you a sealed package, and leave. The whole interaction takes under two minutes. Packaging is tamper-evident but plain. It doesn’t advertise what’s inside.
Payment is handled the same way. We process payments through ACH bank transfers using platforms that show up as generic merchant names on your statement. You’re not going to see “cannabis” or “marijuana” listed. It’s designed to be private, both at your door and on your financial records.
Not everyone wants their neighbors, coworkers, or family knowing they use cannabis. We get that. The process is built to be as low-profile as possible.
Yes. Most dispensaries we work with carry CBD edibles that contain little to no THC—usually under 0.3%, which is the legal threshold for hemp-derived CBD. These products give you the calming, anti-anxiety effects of cannabidiol without any psychoactive high.
CBD edibles come in the same formats as THC products—gummies, chocolates, capsules, beverages. Dosage varies, but common ranges are between 10 mg and 25 mg of CBD per serving. Some people take them daily for general wellness. Others use them specifically for sleep, pain management, or anxiety relief.
If you want some THC but not a lot, you can also look for products with a balanced ratio—something like 5 mg CBD to 2.5 mg THC. Those tend to offer a mild, functional effect without being too intoxicating. It’s a popular option for people who want relaxation but still need to be clear-headed.
Just make sure you’re checking the lab results so you know exactly what’s in the product. CBD edibles should come with the same third-party testing as THC edibles.
Most Long Island municipalities opted out of allowing cannabis retail when New York legalized adult-use sales. Out of 111 jurisdictions in Nassau and Suffolk counties, only about 10% are open for business. That includes the Town of Babylon, where West Babylon is located, along with Brookhaven, Riverhead, and Southampton in Suffolk County.
Nassau County has zero recreational dispensaries. Suffolk has six. For a region with nearly three million people, that’s a massive supply-demand gap. The state’s licensing process has also been slow, which has limited how many stores can open even in towns that opted in.
That’s why delivery matters. You’re not limited to what’s within a 10-minute drive. You can access products from dispensaries across the island without spending your afternoon in the car. As more towns reconsider their opt-out decisions and more licenses get approved, the market will expand. But for now, we fill the gap for people who don’t want to drive 30 minutes each way just to buy a pack of gummies.
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