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REEF DISPENSARIES FAQ

1. Where Is Reef Dispensaries located?

Reef Dispensaries has one location in Nevada, located on the Vegas Strip. Please click the Locations tab at the top of the website for detailed directions and product availability.

2. What are Reef Dispensaries’ hours?

Reef Dispensaries hours are as follows:

  • Nevada, Las Vegas Strip: 24/7

3. What are the benefits of being a patient or customer at Reef Dispensaries?

There are many great reasons to visit Reef Dispensary. Here are just a few:

  • Reef is a clean and professionally operated facility with knowledgeable staff
  • We cultivate and produce many of our products locally and on site
  • We are the home of the world famous, authentic Khalifa Kush strain
  • We feature regular value incentive specials for new and regular patients

4. What types of payments does Reef accept?

Reef Dispensary Strip has an ATM on-site. In addition, we currently accept debit cards at the register with a $3 convenience fee to our payment processor, who provide a true debit solution (no rounding up and getting change, no out-of-network ATM fee). We are always working to offer more payment options for your convenience.

5. What kind of specials are currently being offered?

Reef and Curaleaf locations offer daily and weekly discounts. Depending on your state, additional discounts are available (non-stackable) for Students, First Responders, Veterans, Industry Members, Seniors, and more! All discounts and specials are offered for a limited time, while supplies last. Management reserves all rights. See our Discounts page for more details.

8. Can Reef Loyalty Points be Redeemed at Curaleaf? Can Curaleaf Loyalty Points be Redeemed at Reef?

Yes! Your Curaleaf points can be used at Reef or Curaleaf, and your Reef points can be used at Reef or Curaleaf. Points even transfer out of state!

9. How Can I See My Loyalty Points?

Your Point balance will be printed on your receipt or on the Curaleaf App. Plus, you can always ask your favorite Budtender for your Point Balance at any time during a store visit at Reef or Curaleaf.

10. Does Reef Dispensaries accept out-of-state medical cards?

In Nevada, you can use an out-of-state medical card as long as also present a valid government issued ID or U.S. passport.

11. Is recreational cannabis sold at Reef Dispensary locations?

Recreational sales are underway at Reef Dispensary Strip location. Adults age 21+ must show a valid, government-issued photo ID containing a date of birth and an expiration date in order to enter our facilities.

12. How old do I have to be to purchase recreational cannabis?

To purchase recreational cannabis in NV, you must be 21 years old with valid ID. (Medical patients do not need to be 21 if they are a valid medical marijuana card holder.)

13. Where can I enjoy cannabis legally?

In Nevada, smoking or using any form or cannabis in public is unlawful, and is restricted to use only in a private residence.

14. How much cannabis am I allowed to purchase / grow / transport in NV?

In Nevada:

  • Medical patients can possess up to 2.5 ounces of varying usable cannabis products at any given time. Recreational cannabis customers can possess up to 1 ounce of varying usable cannabis at any given time. In either case, one may only buy up to one ounce per transaction. You are not limited on how many transactions you may make in one day, as long as it does not exceed the possession limits. limit.
  • Grow up to 6 cannabis plants in your home, as long as it is at least 25 miles away from a dispensary.
  • Transport cannabis, as long as it is in a sealed container away from the driver and any minor passengers. It is unlawful to travel outside of state lines in possession.

15. Is it legal to drive under the influence of cannabis?

It is unlawful to drive under the influence of any form of cannabis in both Nevada and Arizona.

16. What types of products are offered at Reef Dispensaries?

Reef Dispensary offers a wide variety of flower, concentrates, vape cartridges, edibles, and topical cannabis products, as well as a selection of CBD specific items. We also carry rolling papers, pipes, clothing and other accessories.

17. What is the difference between indica, sativa, and hybrid strains of cannabis?

  • Indica cannabis strains like Sherbert and Star Dawg provide a relaxing feeling and are often used by patients for: insomnia, body pain, muscle relaxation, spasms, seizures, headaches, stress relief, anxiety, and more. A great way to remember this is indica = “in da couch.”
  • Sativa cannabis strains like Purple Urkle and Afrodite provide a more stimulating, uplifting and energetic feeling, often inspiring creative thinking, deeper focus, and a general sense of well-being. Sativas are also used to fight depression.
  • Hybrid cannabis strains are exactly what they sound like: plants that are a balance of indicas and sativas.

Speak to one of Reef’s budtenders about finding the right strain for you.

18. What are cannabis extracts?

While cannabis is historically mainly consumed using its budded plant form, numerous scientific breakthroughs have been discovered over the years with extracts. We produce our own in-house extracts called Tryke Concentrates, which yield much higher THC levels, sometimes up to 80%.

Some examples include:

  • Shatter: Shatter is a type of concentrate that can look a bit like solid honey and if dropped will break into multiple pieces like glass. It is made by extracting the chemicals from cannabis buds using a solvent, which is then evaporated from the buds, leaving behind the psychoactive resins of the plant. Shatter can be consumed via a specialized glass water piper called a “rig” via the extremely voluminous process of “dabbing,” among other methods.
  • Crumble: Much like shatter, crumble derives its name from its consistency, which is almost like a block of cheese or wax. It goes through a process not unlike that of shatter, using pre-purged oils and a lower heat, resulting a more appetizing flavor. Crumble is typically used as a “topping” for smoking flower and is also ingested via portable vape coils.
  • Distillate: Also called “clear,” thanks to its clean, transparent yellow appearance, distillate is derived from a process called “short path distillation,” resulting in an incredibly high-end concentrate. This highly potent THC solution then has terpenes re-introduced to achieve various flavors, and is then sold in cartridges that are perfect for vaping.
  • Budder: Budder is very similar to crumble, but gets its name from its “creamy” ear wax-like consistency and the fact that it goes through a “whipping process.” Budder extracts of White Zombie and Medusa are ideal for dabbing.
  • Live Sugar: Live sugar is almost like the “wine” of the concentrates line, as it goes through more of a refined process of extraction, preserving the bud’s flavor profile, medicinal benefits, retaining many of the cannabinoids and terpenes of the plant. A little pricier than the other concentrates, Reef Dispensaries offers Khalifa Kush Live Sugar, among other brands.
  • Rosin: Quickly gaining popularity in the extracts market is rosin, which is based on an almost instantaneous, solventless extraction process, involving heat and pressure to separate the resin from the plant. Fans of rosin appreciate this extraction technique because the lack of foreign substances, resulting in a product very similar to shatter.
  • Live Resin: Not to be confused with rosin, the live resin process of extraction does use a solvent, and is a butane based method, like many of the others talked about here. The difference is that the live resin process uses fresh plants, rather than plants that have been dried and cured. This creates a unique oil end product that retains the potent aroma of the original plant, maintaining the integrity of the terpene profile.

19. How do I use edibles?

Edibles have a bit of a sneaky side to them; a little bit can go a long way, and many times it takes a few hours to feel the effect. Because of this, people often make the mistake of overdoing it and taking too much. While results differ for everyone, here are a few handy tips.

  • Talk to a Reef budtender about finding the right edible for you, based on your age, body weight, gender, etc.
  • Start slow, take a small dosage if you are new to edibles and let it take effect over the course of a few hours before deciding to ingest more.
  • Eat non-infused food first so that you don’t have an empty stomach. Treat edibles like treats!
  • 10 mg – about the size of one gummy — is enough, in most cases. Prepare for a more intense high than you might get from smoking.
  • Keep out of reach of children. Secure edibles like the medicines that they are. You wouldn’t let a child have access to cough syrup, so keep edibles in the same safe, out-of-reach places that you would keep medicine or alcohol.

20. Why does Reef pre-weigh its flower?

Many patients from other states are used to “deli-style” service where the flower is weighed out in front of them, pulled from a communal jar. We feel that pre-weighing is in the best interest of the consumer. Once our products pass testing, they are weighed out on state-certified scales and put into jars by trained employees wearing lab coats, gloves, hairnets and other protective gear. This insures the product is kept sanitary and is not compromised.

21. Do you have ***** in stock?

If you are looking for a specific strain, concentrate, topical, or edible, please refer to your local store on our Locations section for a link to that store’s live menu. We also publish our menus on third-party sites like Weedmaps and Leafly, but please note that while we update online these menus throughout the day, inventory moves fast and we can’t guarantee that a specific item will still be in stock when you arrive at the store.

22. I was unhappy with my experience at Reef Dispensaries. What is Reef’s customer service policy?

Reef offers a 100% satisfaction guarantee on all of our products and services. If you ever have a problem with one of our products or are unhappy with the service you received at one of our locations, please use the contact form on this website and we will do our best to rectify the situation. Full satisfaction policy details available here.

23. How can I work for Reef?

Please refer to our Careers page, where you can view open positions and apply online. Please note that we do NOT accept applications submitted to us in person at our retail locations. Submitting a printed resume will not result in consideration for employment. The only way to enter our HR system is via the careers link above.

We are always excited about discovering new talent, so please apply online at the link above.