FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Cash & Dutchie Pay. We have an ATM available on site.

A valid state identification card and a valid Registry ID Card (RIC).

You can see our selection on the shop page. 

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6.2%

Please email info@cannabishealthstores.com. Subject line: New Vendor Inquiry. Please include business name, license number, and contact information and we will be in touch soon.

Please come to our store with your current Registry Identification Card (RIC) and current photo ID during business hours for more information.

Please call us at 605-791-5122, email us at info@cannabishealthstores.com, or come see us in person. Our friendly experienced staff will be happy to help.

South Dakota voters passed laws that allow a patient to use medical cannabis for a “debilitating medical condition,” defined as: “a chronic or debilitating disease or medical condition or its treatment that produces one or more of the following: cachexia or wasting syndrome; severe, debilitating pain; severe nausea; seizures; or severe and persistent muscle spasms, including those characteristics of multiple sclerosis”.

Yes, so long as the designated caregiver:

• Is at least twenty-one years of age;

• Has agreed to assist with a qualifying patient’s medical use of cannabis;

• Has not been convicted of a disqualifying felony offense; and

• Assists no more than five qualifying patients with the medical use of cannabis, unless the designated caregiver’s qualifying patients each reside in or are admitted to a health care facility or residential care facility where the designated caregiver is employed.

Concentrates are made by removing the excess plant materials and impurities from a cannabis plant. This leaves only the plant compounds of cannabinoids and terpenes. Concentrates are a higher proportion of cannabis than the flower. Example: Flower may be 21% THC while a vapor cartridge or concentrate may be 75% THC.

Cannabis Health offers a variety of indica, sativa, and hybrid flowers available in raw and pre-rolled form. We carry concentrates, distillate vapes, salves, edibles, vapor cartridges (disposable and cartridge only) and will carry other manufactured products as they become available.

All of our suppliers use a State Certified Testing Lab for THC content and safety for each product we provide.

Our products are tested by a State Certified Testing Lab Certified by the South Dakota Department of Health.

Yes.

No.

• Schedule an appointment with a practitioner

• If you qualify, a certification can be issued through the online portal

• Receive an email to create an account through the online portal

• When the South Dakota Department of Health approves the card it will be mailed to you

• Come visit our store and talk to a Medical Technician in person!

For more information about this process please visit the South Dakota Medical Cannabis Patient Forms Page

The requirements for applying for a medical cannabis card include:

Tips: You must have the following:

• Valid form of Identification (driver’s license, passport, US Government ID card, tribal ID card, student ID card)

• Passport quality photo

• $75 fee (Please reference low income guidelines to see if you may qualify)

• Applications for a medical cannabis card cannot be processed until the South Dakota Medical Cannabis Program receives the certification for medical cannabis use by the patient’s practitioner.

You must have a South Dakota Registry Identification Card (RIC) to purchase cannabis in South Dakota.

No.

An application for our Compassionate Care Program (CCP) is available in-person upon request.

Yes, we store patient/caregiver information. If consent is provided, we will send promotional information.

Yes, there is a non-resident application on the South Dakota Department of Health website for more information.

Yes.

Please visit our store in personal for additional information on our VIP program. 

An application for our Compassionate Care Program (CCP) is available in-person upon request.

CBD is a non-psychoactive ingredient of the cannabis plant that does not get you “high”.

THC is a psychoactive ingredient of the cannabis plant that gets you “high”.

High-quality cannabis products will have an aesthetically pleasing appearance. Often called “loud weed,” it should have a desirable fragrance. Meanwhile, low-quality cannabis will have a dull appearance, low potency, and a dusty aroma.

Both CBD and THC are found in the cannabis plant. THC is psychoactive and CBD is not.

Edibles are an alternative to smoking or vaping. Edibles are created with exact doses, making it easier to control your dose by monitoring how much you ingest. Individual responses to cannabis can vary so it’s important to start low and go slow. For a full education section, visit Weedmaps.com to learn more.

Concentrates are made by removing the excess plant materials and impurities from a cannabis plant. This leaves only the plant compounds of cannabinoids and terpenes. Concentrates are a higher proportion of cannabis than the flower. Example: flower may be 21% THC while a vapor cartridge or concentrate may be 75% THC.

A dab is a way of consuming concentrates. It consists of heating a glass, ceramic, or titanium “nail.” You apply the concentrate to the hot surface, turning the substance into a vapor for consumption.

Terpenes effect the aroma and flavor of a strain of cannabis. They work with cannabinoids and other cannabis plant compounds to produce a high.