Boynton Beach has 10 dispensaries licensed by the Florida Office of Medical Marijuana Use (OMMU). Only qualified patients with an active Florida registry card, and their registered caregivers, can buy; Florida has no recreational sales and accepts no other state's card. In a city with many retirees, the caregiver route matters: an adult child or a close friend can register to pick up a patient's order.
Boynton Beach commissioners moved to allow dispensaries after a split vote, WPTV reported, rather than taking the ban some Palm Beach County towns chose. Today the city has stores on both sides of I-95: four close to the Intracoastal in the 33435 ZIP, and six inland along Congress Avenue, Woolbright Road and W Boynton Beach Boulevard, near the large residential communities west of the interstate. Eight companies run them; Green Dragon and Trulieve have two stores each.
All 10 Licensed Dispensaries in Boynton Beach, FL
East of I-95, the stores sit on Federal Highway, E Boynton Beach Boulevard and E Woolbright Road. West of it, they line Congress Avenue and SW 8th Street in 33426, then W Boynton Beach Boulevard and Winchester Park Boulevard in 33436.
East Boynton (33435): Sanctuary Cannabis at 710 N Federal Highway, Sunnyside at 202 E Boynton Beach Boulevard, MÜV at 137 E Woolbright Road and Green Dragon (2201 S Federal Highway).
Woolbright and Congress (33426): Ayr Cannabis Dispensary on Woolbright Road, Green Dragon (1660 S Congress Avenue) and Trulieve (1530 SW 8th Street). West Boynton (33436): Curaleaf and Surterra Wellness on W Boynton Beach Boulevard, and Trulieve (330 Winchester Park Boulevard).
Best Boynton Beach Dispensaries for Every Need
Based on public Google ratings and hours, checked October 2026. The SW 8th Street Trulieve has no public rating or hours in our data yet.
- Highest rated: MÜV (4.9 stars, about 1,100 reviews), Green Dragon on Federal Highway and Sanctuary Cannabis (4.9 each).
- Most reviewed: Sunnyside on E Boynton Beach Boulevard, about 1,300 reviews at 4.8 stars.
- Morning trips: Most stores open at 9 a.m. Green Dragon on Federal Highway and Surterra Wellness open at 10 a.m.; no Boynton store opens earlier than 9.
- Evening trips: Trulieve on Winchester Park Boulevard is open until 8:45 p.m.
Visiting a Dispensary in Boynton Beach: ID, Payment and Hours
Hand over your registry ID card and a photo ID at the counter. A caregiver shows their own caregiver card. The store confirms in the state registry that the card is active and that the order fits the physician's certification. Payment practices differ by company; if you prefer plastic, ask first, since credit cards are uncommon. Florida law keeps store counters closed from 9 p.m. to 7 a.m.
Shopping for Someone Else: Caregivers in Boynton Beach
A caregiver can buy and carry medical marijuana for a registered patient, within that patient's limits. Under section 381.986 a caregiver must:
- be 21 or older and a Florida resident;
- complete the state's caregiver course (it may cost up to $100 and is renewed every two years);
- pass a background screening, unless a close relative of the patient;
- generally serve only one patient, with exceptions such as hospice; and
- not be paid beyond expenses, and carry the caregiver ID card whenever holding the patient's marijuana.
Seasonal residents can qualify as patients with two proofs of a Florida address. Caregivers, though, must be Florida residents.
Boynton Beach and Florida Cannabis Laws: Purchase Limits, Public Use and Driving
The store may hand over no more than a 70-day supply in any 70 days, and smokable flower is capped at 2.5 ounces per 35 days unless the OMMU approves more. Keep products in the original packaging. Oceanfront Park, the Boynton Inlet and city parks are public places, where use is a first-degree misdemeanor; so is use in a car. Florida law lets property owners restrict smoking and vaping, so check your condo or community rules. Impaired driving is DUI. Read our Florida marijuana laws guide for more.
Cannabis Taxes in Boynton Beach
Florida exempts medical marijuana and delivery devices from sales tax, so nothing is added at checkout. Companies must list their prices online, including the cost of a 30, 50 and 70-day supply. See 2026 cannabis prices by state.
Medical Marijuana in Boynton Beach
A qualified physician must examine a new patient in person and enter the certification in the registry, then the patient applies to the OMMU and pays $75 a year for the card. Renewals of the certification may be done by telehealth. Treatment centers can deliver to patients who cannot easily get to a store.
Dispensaries Near Boynton Beach
- Dispensaries in Lake Worth: 7 stores just north.
- Dispensaries in West Palm Beach: 19 stores about 20 minutes north.
- Dispensaries in Boca Raton: 7 stores to the south.
- Dispensaries in Deerfield Beach: 9 stores just over the Broward line.
- Dispensaries in Fort Lauderdale: 5 stores further south.
Every city is in our Florida dispensary directory.
Boynton Beach Dispensary FAQ
Is weed legal in Boynton Beach?
Medical marijuana is legal for patients in the Florida registry. Recreational marijuana is not.
How many dispensaries are in Boynton Beach?
10 licensed stores from eight companies.
Can I pick up medical marijuana for my parent?
Yes, if you register as their caregiver: you must be 21, a Florida resident, take the state course and hold a caregiver ID card.
Can winter residents buy weed in Boynton Beach?
Only with a Florida card. Seasonal residents can qualify by showing two proofs of a Florida address; an out-of-state card does not work.
Can tourists buy weed in Boynton Beach?
No. Florida has no recreational market and no reciprocity.
What time do dispensaries close in Boynton Beach?
Between 8 and 8:45 p.m. depending on the store.
Can I get medical marijuana delivered in Boynton Beach?
Yes. Florida treatment centers may deliver to registered patients 24 hours a day.
What is the best dispensary in Boynton Beach?
MÜV on E Woolbright Road pairs 4.9 stars with about 1,100 reviews. See the ratings list above.
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How we build this list: Each store is taken from the Florida Office of Medical Marijuana Use's list of approved dispensing locations. Ratings, review counts and hours come from public Google Maps data. We refresh the list monthly.