Under current California regulations, stores can sell only one ounce of cannabis, 8 grams of concentrate, and six immature plants daily to recreational users. Medical users can purchase up to 8 oz. of cannabis and 12 plants daily. Cannabis products such as tinctures, capsules and topicals are limited to a maximum of 1,000 mg per package for the adult-use market, but patients can purchase products containing up to 2,000 mg of THC per package.
Can I return cannabis purchased from Stone Age?
Certain merchandise either is not returnable by its nature or is not considered to be returnable. The requirements of California Civil Code section 1723 do not apply to plants/flowers, which are considered perishable goods.
Of course certain exceptions may apply, in extraordinary circumstances such as flowers containing mold, mites, or foreign objects. Simply discovering a particular strain or other cannabis-infused product isn't for you after getting home and trying it out would not be considered valid grounds for a return. We therefore encourage you to ask questions and visit manufacturer's websites before trying a new cannabis product.
For more information about returns, visit the Stone Age Return Policy.
Can I sell my excess medicine?
In general sales of marijuana are NOT permitted under Prop 215. However, SB 420 authorizes legal caregivers and collective/cooperative members to charge for their expenses in growing for others on a “non-profit” basis. Growers who provide for others should either be members of a collective or be bona fide "primary caregivers".
Can patients be drug tested by an employer?
The California Supreme Court has ruled that employers have a right to drug test and fire patients who test positive for marijuana, regardless of their medical use (Ross v. RagingWire Telecommunications, 2008). Some employers will excuse patients if they present a valid 215 recommendation. Others won’t. Marijuana is never permitted in jobs with federal drug testing regulations, such as the transportation industry.
Does Stone Age serve “recreational” customers?
The wait is over! Recreational customers are welcome at our Long Beach facility. You must be 21 or older and able to present government-issued identification, such as a driver's license or state ID card.
If you're new to cannabis, you might want to check out this 'Beginner's Guide to Buying Recreational Marijuana'. Please note: It is still illegal to consume marijuana in public, on sidewalks, and in places where smoking tobacco is prohibited.
