Colcord · Roland · Northeast Oklahoma
We're a family shop in two small Oklahoma towns. This is where we keep notes on the area around each store and the state rules patients ask us about most.
Colcord, OK
Colcord sits in the northeast corner of Oklahoma, minutes from Flint Creek and the Illinois River float trips that bring people through Kansas, Jay and Watts all summer. If you're floating in from Arkansas, we're the last stop on 412 before the water.
Colcord, OK
A big share of our Colcord regulars are lake folks headed to Grand Lake O' the Cherokees. We stock accordingly through the warm months — more pre-rolls, more low-dose edibles, more of what travels well in a cooler.
Roland, OK
Roland is the first Oklahoma town off I-40 coming out of Fort Smith and Van Buren. Between the Arkansas River bottoms, the casino traffic and the truck route, our Roland shop stays busy with people passing through Sequoyah County.
Roland, OK
Sallisaw, twenty minutes west of our Roland store, is home to Sequoyah's Cabin and the Cherokee Nation history that runs through this whole stretch of Oklahoma. Worth the detour if you're already making the drive.
Oklahoma medical cards are issued by the Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority and are valid for two years unless your physician recommends a shorter term. Renew before the expiration date — an expired card can't be used at the counter, and our online reservation form will reject it.
Oklahoma requires visiting patients to hold an OMMA temporary patient license alongside their home-state medical card. Apply through OMMA before you make the drive, then bring both cards plus a matching photo ID.
Licensed patients may purchase up to 3 ounces of flower, 1 ounce of concentrate and 72 ounces of edibles at a time. Our cart enforces those limits automatically so nothing gets kicked back at the register.
Consumption is not allowed on our property or in any public place in Oklahoma, and driving impaired carries the same penalties as alcohol. Keep product sealed and in the trunk for the ride home, especially if you're crossing the Arkansas line.