Nevada dispensaries: Las Vegas stores and licensed lounges
Verdex lists 9 Nevada dispensary brands, 7 in Las Vegas. Adults 21+ may buy 2.5 oz; use is legal only at home or in the three licensed lounges.
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Nevada has 106 active retail dispensaries and three active retail consumption lounges, according to the Cannabis Compliance Board's September 2026 list. A buyer 21 or older with valid government photo ID, a passport included, may take home up to 2.5 ounces of flower or a quarter ounce of concentrate. Using it is the hard part, because casinos, hotels that forbid it, cars and streets are all off limits.
Verdex lists nine brands. In Las Vegas, Jardín on E Desert Inn Road opens 8 a.m. to midnight, The Grove near the airport is open around the clock and is linked to the licensed Society Elevated consumption lounge, and Planet 13, a 112,000-square-foot superstore off I-15, trades 24 hours. In Reno, Zen Leaf and Jade Cannabis Co. serve the Second Street and Virginia Street corridors.
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Licensed lounges, authorized by AB 341, are the legal exception: adults 21 and over, no alcohol, and products bought there must be used on site. Public use is a misdemeanor with a fine of up to $600. Private property with the owner's permission also works, and Nevada allows home growing only where no licensed retail store is within 25 miles.
- Tax: 10% retail excise on adult-use sales plus local sales tax, on top of a 15% wholesale excise built into shelf prices. Medical card holders do not pay the 10%, and the board offers reciprocity to some out-of-state patients.
- Delivery: licensed stores may deliver in Board-inspected vehicles; Cultivate and Oasis Cannabis advertise valley-wide routes.
- Hours: many Las Vegas stores open late or all night, and Cultivate on Spring Mountain Road lists hours to 3 a.m.
Las Vegas has 7 of our listings, Reno 2 and Sparks 1. A foreign driver's licence is not on the accepted list, so international visitors should bring a passport. Our Las Vegas tourist rules guide lists accepted IDs and lounge details, and the Planet 13 guide covers the superstore.
Questions about this list
Can tourists buy cannabis in Las Vegas?
Yes. A licensed store needs only proof of age: a valid government photo ID, such as any U.S. driver's licence or a passport. The limit is 2.5 ounces of flower or a quarter ounce of concentrate.
Where can I legally use cannabis in Las Vegas?
On private property with the owner's permission, or in a licensed consumption lounge; the Cannabis Compliance Board counted three in Las Vegas as of September 2026. Public places, casinos and vehicles are off limits, and public use is a misdemeanor.
What is the cannabis tax in Nevada?
A 10% retail excise tax plus local sales tax on adult-use purchases, according to the Nevada Department of Taxation. Medical card holders do not pay the 10% retail tax.
Buying in Nevada
Minimum age
21 with valid government-issued photo ID
Purchase and possession
Up to 2.5 oz cannabis or 1/4 oz concentrate (7,087 mg THC), or an equivalent combination
Taxes
10% retail excise tax on adult-use sales plus local sales tax; 15% wholesale excise; medical card holders exempt from the 10%
Public use
Illegal in any public place and in moving vehicles; allowed on private property with owner permission and in licensed consumption lounges
Summary, not legal advice — rules change; check local law.
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