What a cannabis menu lists

A dispensary menu lists product type, strain name, THC and CBD percentages, package size, price, and stock status. Online menus add filters for strain type (indica, sativa, hybrid), potency, and price.

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Three numbers carry the most weight:

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Our pick: menus that post a COA for every batch

The best menu posts a certificate of analysis (COA) for each batch. A COA from an accredited lab lists cannabinoids, terpenes, pesticides, heavy metals, microbials, and residual solvents.

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Why that wins: you can check the label THC claim against the lab result before you pay. You can see mold, yeast, and pesticide findings. Menus without COAs leave you with a label and no proof.

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How we compared menus

  1. Lab data access. COA linked per batch, not per strain.
  2. Potency accuracy. Labeled THC within 10% of the lab figure.
  3. Price transparency. Cost per gram of flower, per 100 mg of THC in edibles, per gram of concentrate.
  4. Restock data. Harvest date, batch number, and unit count on the listing.

Options by product type

Flower and pre-rolls

Price runs $20 to $60 per 3.5 g eighth in adult-use states. Pre-rolls come in 0.5 g and 1 g sizes. Check the harvest date first.

Vape cartridges

Sizes are 0.5 g and 1 g. Distillate carts test 70% to 90% THC. Live resin carts test 60% to 80% THC and hold more terpenes.

Edibles

10 mg per serving. 100 mg per package in most legal states. Onset takes 30 to 120 minutes, so dose once and wait.

Concentrates

Price runs $20 to $80 per gram. Live resin and rosin sit at the top of that range. Solventless rosin carries a COA with a residual solvent panel that reads zero.

Legal note

Cannabis stays illegal under US federal law. Sales are legal in states with adult-use programs. Buyers must be 21 or older with a valid ID. Do not carry products across state lines.