River Rouge

Yes. All customers must show a valid government-issued photo ID before entering or purchasing. You must be 21+ for recreational cannabis purchases.

We accept valid driver’s licenses, state IDs, passports, and other government-issued photo IDs. IDs must not be expired.

Yes. You can place an order online for pickup or curbside pickup. Some locations may also offer delivery. Orders are not complete until verified and paid for in-store.

Online totals may change due to taxes, discounts, product availability, or purchase-limit adjustments. Final pricing is confirmed at checkout.

We accept cash. Some locations may offer debit or cashless ATM options. Credit cards are usually not accepted for cannabis purchases.

Yes. All of our locations have an ATM available for customers.

Recreational cannabis purchases in Michigan typically include:

• A 10% cannabis excise tax
• A 6% Michigan sales tax

This means adult-use cannabis purchases are commonly taxed at a combined rate of approximately 16%.

Most discounts are not stackable unless specifically stated. Staff will apply the best eligible discount available.

Yes. Customers can earn rewards on eligible purchases and redeem them according to our loyalty program rules. Ask a budtender for more details.

Cannabis products generally cannot be returned once they leave the store. If you believe a product is defective, contact the store as soon as possible with the product, packaging, and receipt.

No. Cannabis cannot be consumed inside the store, in the parking lot, or anywhere public consumption is prohibited.

Indica, sativa, and hybrid are different types of cannabis strains.

• Indica strains are usually associated with relaxing, calming effects and are often used at night.
• Sativa strains are known for more energizing and uplifting effects, making them popular for daytime use.
• Hybrid strains are a mix of indica and sativa genetics and can provide balanced effects depending on the strain.

However, actual effects depend more on the strain’s cannabinoid and terpene profile than the label alone.

THC is the primary active compound in cannabis that creates the “high” feeling.

CBD is a cannabis compound that does not usually produce a high. Some customers choose CBD products for a more balanced experience.

Terpenes are natural compounds that affect aroma, flavor, and may influence the overall experience of a cannabis product.

Beginners are usually encouraged to start with low-dose edibles, low-THC flower, or balanced THC/CBD products. Start low and go slow.

Edibles can take anywhere from 30 minutes to 2 hours to fully take effect. Effects may last several hours, so avoid taking more too soon.

A common beginner dose is 2.5mg to 5mg THC. New users should avoid starting with high doses.

Infused products contain added cannabis concentrate, which may make them more potent than regular flower or pre-rolls.

Distillate is a refined cannabis oil commonly used in vape cartridges, edibles, and infused products. It is typically high in THC.

THC percentages come from lab testing and can vary by batch. Higher THC does not always mean a better product.

Yes. Our budtenders can help guide you based on your experience level, preferences, and desired product type. They cannot provide medical advice.