Edmond has 38 dispensaries licensed by the Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority (OMMA). Like every store in Oklahoma, they sell only to medical patients, so you need an OMMA patient, caregiver or 30-day temporary license and a government-issued photo ID. Edmond straddles a county line: 29 of its stores are in Oklahoma County and 9 are on the Logan County side to the north.
Unlike Oklahoma City next door, Edmond spreads its stores along a handful of roads, and about a third have little or no public review history. For an unfamiliar store, the OMMA license number on each listing is more useful than star ratings.
All 38 Licensed Dispensaries in Edmond, OK
Broadway is Edmond's busiest dispensary road, with smaller groups on Edmond Road and Kelly Avenue, Waterloo Road and Coltrane, and Memorial Road. The full list with licenses and maps is below.
Broadway and Downtown
On South Broadway are Prestige Cannabis Likewise Broadway, Edmond Kush House, Nexleaf Dispensary and Canna Tonic, with Apex Vertical on North Broadway. Near downtown and the University of Central Oklahoma are Green doctor 420 and The Cannabis Refinery on 15th Street, Super Fire Cannabis on East 2nd Street, and Capital Dank Edmond and Craft Cannabis Company on 33rd Street. Humboldt Cannabis IV is on South Boulevard.
West Edmond: Edmond Road, Kelly and Santa Fe
West Edmond Road has Fabulous Cannabis Co, Flower Factory Fine Cannabis and Cannabis Chemistry. Nearby are Abide Cannabis Company and Ganja Shop 1 on South Kelly, Xclusive Cannabis Kelly on North Kelly, Eden Rose and Peach Sky on North Santa Fe, and Heaters on Garage Drive.
North and East Edmond: Waterloo, Coltrane and Covell
Waterloo Road, mostly on the Logan County side, has Fire Ranch Farmacy, Crush Gardens 2, Madam J's Apothecary, Tops Only and Mint Ventures. Get Bak'd Dispensary 2 and Green Escape 2 are on Coltrane, Revive Cannabis is on East Covell, and The Nug Shack 1 and two more Apex Vertical stores, on Silver Lane Road and Nugget Hill Street, serve the 73025 area.
South Edmond: Memorial Road, May and Network
Goodies Smokey Green on East Memorial Road, Emerald Fire May on North May and Full Power on Network Avenue cover the southern edge near the Oklahoma City line.
Best Edmond Dispensaries for Every Need
Based on public Google ratings and hours, checked October 2026. About a dozen Edmond stores have no public Google data and are not ranked.
- Highest rated: Full Power (5.0 stars, about 210 reviews), Prestige Cannabis (4.9, about 1,190), Likewise Broadway (4.9, about 780), Get Bak'd Dispensary 2 (4.9, about 460) and Eden Rose (4.9, about 180).
- Most reviewed: Prestige Cannabis, then Likewise Broadway and Edmond Kush House (about 570).
- Listed as open 24 hours: Edmond Kush House and The Cannabis Refinery.
- Earliest opener: Goodies Smokey Green on Memorial Road, at 6 a.m.
Visiting a Dispensary in Edmond: ID, Payment and Hours
You will be asked for your OMMA license (card, photo of it, approval email or MedPortal approval) and a government-issued photo ID, and the store checks the license in OMMA Verify. Many stores are cash or debit only. Hours range from a 5 p.m. close at Revive Cannabis to 24-hour service. We could not confirm that Oklahoma permits home delivery.
Edmond and Oklahoma Cannabis Laws: Purchase Limits, Public Use and Driving
Patients can buy up to 3 ounces of marijuana, 1 ounce of concentrate and 72 ounces of edibles in a single transaction, carry up to 3 ounces and keep up to 8 ounces at home. Smoking or vaping marijuana is banned wherever tobacco smoking is banned, and property owners can ban it on their premises. Driving with any detectable marijuana or metabolites is a DUI in Oklahoma, and a patient license is no defense. Our Oklahoma marijuana law guide covers the details.
Cannabis Taxes in Edmond
Edmond's combined sales tax rate is 8.25%, 4.5% state and 3.75% city, according to published rate tables. Logan County stores may charge a different rate; check your receipt. On top of sales tax, every sale carries Oklahoma's 7% medical marijuana excise tax. See cannabis prices by state.
Medical Marijuana in Edmond
All 38 Edmond stores are medical dispensaries. Because OMMA's moratorium blocks new dispensary licenses until August 1, 2028, any new Edmond store in that period will come from an existing license changing owner or location. Learn the basics at Cannabis 101.
Dispensaries Near Edmond
- Dispensaries in Oklahoma City: 238 stores to the south.
- Dispensaries in Stillwater: 14 stores north and east.
- Dispensaries in Enid: 12 stores to the northwest.
- Dispensaries in Norman: 41 stores across the metro on I-35.
Edmond Dispensary FAQ
Is weed legal in Edmond?
Only for medical patients with an OMMA license. Recreational use and sales are illegal throughout Oklahoma.
How many dispensaries are in Edmond?
38 licensed medical dispensaries, most of them in Oklahoma County and nine in Logan County.
Can tourists buy weed in Edmond?
Only if they hold a medical card from their home state's government and an approved 30-day OMMA temporary license. Texas patients do not qualify.
Which Edmond dispensaries are open 24 hours?
Edmond Kush House on South Broadway and The Cannabis Refinery on 15th Street are listed as open around the clock.
How much can I buy in Edmond?
OMMA caps each sale at 3 ounces of marijuana, 1 ounce of concentrate and 72 ounces of edible products.
Do Edmond dispensaries take cards?
Many accept only cash or debit.
Where can I smoke weed in Edmond?
On private property where the owner allows it, never where tobacco smoking is banned and never while driving.
How do I know an Edmond dispensary is licensed?
Every listing on our site shows the store's OMMA license number, which you can check against OMMA's records.
What is the best dispensary in Edmond?
Prestige Cannabis has 4.9 stars across about 1,190 reviews, the most in Edmond. See the list above.
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How we build this list: Store names, addresses and license numbers come from the Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority. Ratings, review counts and hours come from public Google Maps data, and closed stores are dropped. We refresh the list monthly.