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Cannabis Dispensary Cary NC

Browse dispensaries in Cary, NC. Find premium THCa, Delta-8, CBD stores, and hemp shops in Cary and Western Wake County.

3 dispensaries found · Wake County · Pop. ~180,000

Franny's Farmacy

280 Meeting St, Cary, NC 27518

Franny's Farmacy is a franchise founded by Franny Tacy, the first woman to legally plant hemp in North Carolina in over 75 years. The Cary location at Centrum Station triple-tests every product — at the farm, the processor, and a DEA-certified third-party lab — covering CBD, THCa, oils, edibles, topicals, vapes, and pet products.

Hemp Generation - Cary

124 SW Maynard Rd, Cary, NC 27511

Hemp Generation's Cary location brings the NC State-founded brand's education-first philosophy to downtown Cary, offering premium THCa flower, Delta-9, and CBD with the same knowledgeable staff the chain is known for. Available on DoorDash for convenient home delivery across the Cary area.

The Hemptender

590 E Chatham St, Cary, NC 27511

The Hemptender on East Chatham Street in central Cary provides a welcoming first stop for hemp shoppers new to cannabinoids, stocking CBD, Delta-8, THCa, and accessories in a no-pressure retail environment. Staff take time to walk customers through product differences and help find the right fit.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are dispensaries legal in Cary, NC?

Yes, hemp-derived product retailers are legal in Cary under the 2018 Farm Bill. These stores sell THCa flower, Delta-8, CBD, and other hemp products that contain less than 0.3% Delta-9 THC. Recreational marijuana dispensaries are not yet legal in North Carolina.

What products can I buy at a Cary dispensary?

Dispensaries in Cary typically offer THCa flower, Delta-8 THC products, Delta-9 edibles (hemp-derived), CBD products, concentrates, vapes, and tinctures. Product availability varies by store.

Do I need a medical card to visit a dispensary in Cary?

No medical card is required to purchase hemp-derived products in Cary. These products are available to anyone 21 and older. North Carolina does have a limited medical cannabis program, but hemp-derived dispensaries operate separately.