Where can I order cannabis online in Ohio??

Visit oh.risecannabis.com to find an Ohio Dispensary and order medical cannabis at our online dispensary.

Why does this store have limitations on the purchase method?

In Ohio, medical patients are allowed a 90-day supply limit as outlined by the State of Ohio Board of Pharmacy. For more information, please visit the 90-Day Supply Resolution and Guidance and Patient Fill Period Calculator.

Can I buy medical cannabis outside normal business hours?

In accordance with the rules set by the State Board of Pharmacy, we are not authorized to conduct transactions beyond our working hours. Consequently, we will be accepting our final new patients half an hour before we close, and our last returning patients will be accommodated 15 minutes before closing time.

Do I Need a Medical Card to Buy at a Dispensary in Ohio?

Yes, you will need to have a medical card before you are able to purchase any cannabis or cannabis-derived CBD products at any Ohio dispensary.

How Much Marijuana am I Allowed to Buy and Possess?

In Ohio, your 90-day cannabis recommendation is split into two separate 45-day fill periods, starting from the day you receive the recommendation. The first period covers days 1-45, and the second, days 46-90. Within each 45-day period, you have the option to buy up to a 45-day supply of medical cannabis, regardless of when you make the purchase during that timeframe. For example, even if you haven’t made any purchases by Day 25, you are still entitled to acquire a full 45-day supply. However, once you've purchased a 45-day supply within one fill period, you must wait until the next 45-day period to acquire more. Please note, you're not required to buy the full 45-day supply in a single period, and you may choose to purchase less. But if no purchase is made in one fill period, you can only buy up to a 45-day supply in the next period.

Are there RISE Dispensaries in Ohio?

Yes, there are RISE Dispensaries in Ohio. Visit oh.risecannabis.com to find an Ohio dispensary nearby.

If this is my first time to this RISE store, what do I need to do?

New Patients are required to fill out our patient intake form and bring a printed copy of their Medical cannabis Card, government issued ID, and payment methods (cash or debit card). We provide consultations over the phone or virtually online.

What do I do if I need help and want to speak with a live person?

Call your local RISE Dispensary and speak to a Patient Care Specialist for assistance. ● RISE Dispensary Toledo: (419) 365-2558 ● RISE Dispensary Cleveland: (216) 243-0165 ● RISE Dispensary Lakewood on Detroit: (216) 273-0062 ● RISE Dispensary Lakewood on Madison: (216) 273-0088 ● RISE Dispensary Lorain: (440) 363-0237

How can I get a medical marijuana card in Ohio?

Visit risecannabis.com for information about how to get a medical card in Ohio. You can also visit any RISE Dispensary in Ohio and our patient care specialists will be happy to answer your questions and help you find the right information.

How can I redeem Rewards points ?

You can now participate in our rewards program in Ohio. Please contact a RISE Ohio Dispensary for details.

How do I get a Medical Marijuana card and become a patient?

To qualify as a medical patient you will need the following: find a certifying physician in Ohio . Currently, certified physicians are accepting appointments through telemedicine. – Possess a valid government issued ID – Register with the Ohio Medical Marijuana Program An in-person visit with a certified physician is required at least once per year. For complete information on process please visit:Patient Registry. https://www.medicalmarijuana.ohio.gov/patients-caregivers

Can I use my Medical Marijuana card at multiple dispensary locations?

Yes, your card can be used at any approved Ohio dispensary. RISE has dispensaries in Ohio in the following locations: Cleveland Dispensary Lakewood Detroit Dispensary Lakewood Madison Dispensary Toledo Dispensary Lorain Dispensary

How does a caregiver purchase product for a Medical patient?

When you, as a caregiver, are purchasing medical cannabis for a patient at a RISE dispensary, you will need to present your Caregiver Medical cannabis Control Program ID card and a state-issued ID. Ensure that the patient you are representing has been confirmed by a certified physician to have one of the qualifying medical conditions and has completed their registration through the Patient & Caregiver Registry.

Are there alternative payment methods available at this store?

We accept cash, debit cards and have ATMs available on site at all our dispensaries.

Is cannabis Legal in the State of Ohio?

Cannabis is only legal for medical purposes in Ohio and illegal for recreational use.

Where Can I Find a Rise Dispensary in Ohio?

There are multiple RISE dispensaries in the state of Ohio.RISE Dispensary Toledo: 3157 West Sylvania Ave, Toledo, OH 43613 RSE Dispensary Cleveland: 1222 Prospect Ave, Cleveland, OH 44115 RISE Dispensary Lakewood on Detroit: 18607 Detroit Ave., Lakewood, OH 44107 RISE Dispensary Lakewood on Madison: 11818 Madison Ave., Lakewood, OH 44107 RISE Dispensary Lorain: 1920 Cooper Foster Park Road, Lorain, OH 44053

Can Any Doctor Prescribe Marijuana in Ohio?

No, doctors in Ohio cannot prescribe cannabis in the traditional sense but can recommend it for certain conditions. The Ohio Medical Board maintains a list of certified doctors for medical cannabis recommendations.

Does Insurance Pay for Medical Marijuana?

Unfortunately, health insurance companies will not cover marijuana because it is still not legal according to the federal government. While medical marijuana is legal in the state of Ohio, doctors still cannot technically write you a prescription but must instead write a “certificate” of recommendation that can be taken to use at marijuana dispensaries.

Is CBD Legal in Ohio?

Cannabis-derived CBD is available only for medicinal use, while hemp-derived CBD is allowed for both medicinal and recreational use.

Is Smoking Medical Cannabis Illegal in Ohio?

Smoking or combustion of medical cannabis is not permitted in Ohio. However, other forms like tinctures, plant materials, oils, creams, lotions, patches, edibles, and vaping are allowed.

Do you Have to Be a Resident to Get a Medical Card in Ohio?

Yes. You must be an Ohio resident in order to qualify for a medical marijuana card in Ohio. Unfortunately, OMCP is not allowing out-of-state patients to qualify at this time.

Can I Go to a Dispensary Without a Card in Ohio?

No. Only registered patients and caregivers can enter a dispensary in Ohio. They will be asked to present their Ohio medical cannabis card bar code and a valid state ID.

Can a Caregiver Purchase Cannabis for Me?

Yes. A registered caregiver may purchase marijuana on behalf of a patient in Ohio.

How Do I Apply for a Medical Card in Ohio?

To apply for a medical card in Ohio, you will need to be examined by a physician who holds a certificate to recommend marijuana. The physician will assess you to determine that you have a condition that qualifies for a medical marijuana recommendation. Below is an updated list of qualifying conditions: AIDS Alzheimer’s disease Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis Cancer Chronic traumatic encephalopathy Crohn’s disease Epilepsy or another seizure disorder Fibromyalgia o Glaucoma Hepatitis C Inflammatory bowel disease Multiple sclerosis Pain that is either chronic and severe or intractable Parkinson’s disease Positive status for HIV Post-traumatic stress disorder Sickle cell anemia Spinal cord disease or injury Tourette syndrome Traumatic brain injury Ulcerative colitis Note that during your appointment, you will also need to present a valid form of identification such as a passport, driver’s license, or state ID card to your physician so that they can get you registered. You will also need to return annually for assessments to keep your card active.While, in the past, a physical examination was required to receive a recommendation, the in-person requirement has been temporarily suspended and allowed for telehealth appointments due to the COVID 19. If you are registering as a caregiver, an expedited registration process has also been instituted to help caregivers register during the pandemic.After the examination, the qualifying physician will enter your information as a patient or caregiver into the database and you will be sent a registration link. Once you receive the link, you can complete the registration and pay the annual registration fee which is $50 for patients and $25 for caregivers.Once your registration is completed and approved, you will be able to purchase medical marijuana from local and online dispensaries.

What is RISE's Return Policy?

The following products may be returned to a dispensary by a registered patient or registered caregiver for a refund of the purchase price of the product or a coupon or credit for a replacement product:Defective product. Error in dispensing. State issued recall.

What is Issue 2 in Ohio?

Issue 2, also known as the Adult Use Marijuana Legalization Initiative, is on the Ohio ballot as an initiated state statute scheduled for November 7, 2023. It aims to legalize and regulate the adult use of marijuana for adults aged 21 and above, covering aspects like cultivation, processing, sale, purchase, possession, and home growth of marijuana. Issue 2 was passed in Ohio on November 7th, 2023

How will Issue 2 impact medical marijuana access and pricing?

Issue 2 is primarily focused on the regulation of adult use marijuana and does not alter the existing medical marijuana program. However, by expanding the overall market, this might lead to improved economies of scale which could potentially affect pricing in the long term.

What does Issue 2 do?

Issue 2 legalizes and regulates adult use marijuana for adults 21 and over in Ohio, including its cultivation, processing, sale, purchase, possession, and home growth. It establishes a Division of Cannabis Control for regulation and licensing, and taxes marijuana sales at 10%, with revenue directed towards a cannabis social equity and jobs program. It also preserves the rights of employers and landlords to enforce restricting policies for cannabis use and allows local communities to limit or prohibit marijuana businesses.

What does Issue 2 NOT do?

Issue 2 doesn't make it a right for people in Ohio to smoke marijuana because of proper protections. Just like with medical marijuana, employers can still have rules against cannabis use at work, and landlords can say no to cannabis use on their property.

Where will consumers be able to purchase recreational cannabis?

Under Issue 2, consumers will be able to purchase recreational cannabis from licensed dispensaries regulated by the newly created Division of Cannabis Control in Ohio.