Frequently Asked Questions

According to the state of Colorado, you need a valid government-issued ID, such as a passport or driver’s license, in order to enter a dispensary and purchase any cannabis products.

For more information on the identification requirements, read our blog “Do You Need a Colorado ID to Buy From a Dispensary?”

Technically, as many as you’d like! However, your adult-use cannabis purchases are limited to 1 ounce (28.35 grams) of cannabis at a time, including concentrates and edibles. To learn more about the purchase and possession limits for the state of Colorado, read our blog.

No. Due to the federal status of cannabis, you may not cross state lines via any mode of transportation with cannabis products, even if you purchased them legally.

Since airports are governed by the federal government, you may not even bring cannabis into an airport. The best thing to do is keep or consume any product with THC in the state that it was purchased in

You may consume cannabis products on private property with owner’s permission. This includes any residential home or backyard, 4/20-friendly rentals, and hospitality businesses that expressly allow consumption. 

Public consumption is prohibited in the state of Colorado. This includes, but is not limited to, places of business, public areas such as parks, and more. Additionally, you cannot operate vehicles while under the influence of cannabis. Drivers can be arrested and cited for impaired driving if law enforcement observes and documents driver impairment to any degree, even with a blood level below 5 mg of Delta 9 THC.

So, please consume responsibly.

Taxes on cannabis in Colorado dispensaries vary by municipality. The state gets 10% and each local municipality votes on additional taxes, which can range from 10-15%.

Roots Rx has several locations in Colorado, so you may notice that your total price varies from your local shop in one town to another. This is because the municipality you’re shopping in has applied more or less additional cannabis tax.

If you would like to get an idea of what you’ll be paying before checkout, feel free to ask your dispensary’s budtender what your local cannabis tax is.

Yes, you need an ID. But it doesn’t have to be a Colorado ID. Check out our blog to learn more about Colorado Cannabis Laws and dispensaries.

You are limited to buying adult-use cannabis up to 1 ounce of cannabis at a time, and that includes concentrates and edibles. View our blog for more information on how much cannabis you can purchase in 1 or multiple visits.

You can be in possession of no more than 2 ounces. View our blog for more information on how much cannabis you can purchase in 1 or multiple visits.

Any U.S. government-issued photo ID, such as a driver’s license, works. This includes U.S. territories Puerto Rico, Guam, and American Samoa.

U.S. military IDs are also accepted. Some dispensaries may accept temporary IDs, but not all will.

Colorado dispensaries will also accept all federally recognized tribal cards. International cannabis customers will need to present their passports. For more information, check out our blog.

We accept cash and debit cards for all recreational dispensary purchases. ATM’s are also available.

The most important thing to know is we have to check your ID regardless of age, we are excited to help you find what you are looking for and we are happy to help answer all of your questions.

We have both – order online and pick it up in the store or come in and shop.

We don’t – we are a recreational dispensary in Colorado.

We regularly clean surfaces, offer hand sanitizer and are mindful of social distance in our shops. We also offer online ordering if you want to minimize your time in store.