Texas dispensary FAQs
No. Every purchase requires an active prescription in CURT, entered by a registered physician. Dispensaries verify you by government ID against the registry before dispensing.
Three organizations currently operate, running dispensaries plus a growing network of satellite and pickup locations. Twelve more organizations hold conditional licenses but must clear state due diligence before selling, up to fifteen total under HB 46.
A dispensary is a full retail location. A satellite can store inventory overnight and support same-day pickup. A pickup site receives same-day transport and usually operates limited hours.
Several organizations deliver, and coverage keeps expanding, but it varies by organization and region. Check the organization's own coverage map for your address.
No. Any licensed Texas organization can verify your CURT prescription. You can order from whichever one serves your area best.
A valid government ID. Your prescription lives in the registry, so there is no paper script or card to carry. Some locations ask you to order ahead or book a pickup window; check the location's page in the list.
No. Texas doesn't offer reciprocity. Access requires an evaluation by a Texas-registered physician and entry into CURT.
Prices are set by each organization and vary by product and dose; insurance doesn't cover medical cannabis in Texas. Budget for the evaluation first, then compare product pricing on the organizations' own menus.