We're at 3270 Market St NE, Salem, OR, in Northeast Salem. We're easy to reach from Interstate 5 via the Market Street exit, and from downtown Salem, Keizer and the Lancaster area. There's parking on site for in-store visits and curbside pickup. Use the Get Directions link on our Contact page for turn-by-turn directions.

We're open Monday to Saturday from 9:00 AM to 10:00 PM, and Sunday from 9:00 AM to 8:00 PM. In-store shopping, quick in-store pickup and curbside pickup are available during all opening hours. Holiday hours may vary, so check our homepage or social media around public holidays.

Both. We serve adult-use (recreational) customers aged 21 and over, and registered Oregon Medical Marijuana Program (OMMP) patients aged 18 and over.

We're a proud veteran-owned business, and that shapes how we work: honest advice, consistent quality and respect for every guest. You'll find a wide selection across flower, pre-rolls, vapes, edibles, concentrates, tinctures and topicals, plus daily promotions, happy hour specials and veteran discounts every day.

When you arrive, a team member will check your ID at the door or counter. Then you can browse the menu with a budtender, who will ask what kind of experience you're looking for and suggest products to match. There's no pressure to buy, and no question is too basic. Just bring your valid photo ID. You can also browse and order online before you arrive.

No. Under Oregon rules, only adults 21 and over (or registered OMMP patients 18 and over with their card) can enter the sales area. Anyone under 21 will need to wait outside the store, and we can't serve a customer who is buying for someone under 21.

No. Oregon law doesn't allow cannabis to be consumed on dispensary premises, in our parking lot or in any public place. Please enjoy your purchase at home or in another private space.

You'll need a valid, unexpired, government-issued photo ID that shows your date of birth. Accepted forms usually include a state driver's licence or ID card, a passport or passport card, or a military ID. We can't accept expired IDs, photocopies or photos of an ID on your phone.

Yes, for recreational purchases you must be 21 or older. Registered OMMP patients aged 18 to 20 can shop with a valid OMMP card and a photo ID.

Yes. Adults 21 and over from any state or country can shop with us using a valid government-issued photo ID, such as an out-of-state driver's licence or a passport. Just remember that it's illegal to take cannabis out of Oregon, including across state lines and through airports.

Oregon requires licensed dispensaries to verify the age and identity of every customer and to keep purchases within legal daily limits. Scanning your ID helps us do that quickly and accurately.

Yes. You can browse our full menu and order online through our website, or shop in person at the store on Market Street. Online orders can be collected with quick in-store pickup or curbside pickup.

Available payment options are shown at checkout when you order online, and our team can tell you the options available in store.

Oregon charges a state retail tax on recreational cannabis, and cities can add a local tax on top. Ask a budtender if you'd like to know whether a price shown includes tax, and you'll always see the final total before you pay. Registered OMMP patients may be exempt from the retail marijuana tax on eligible purchases.

Yes. Order online through our website, or place your order ahead of time and choose quick in-store pickup or curbside pickup. Your order is held under your name until you arrive. Just show your ID when you collect.

Place your order, then drive to the store and park in our lot. Let us know you've arrived, and a team member will come out to check your ID and bring your order to your car. The person who placed the order must be present with their ID.

Order ahead, then come into the store and head to the pickup counter. Your order will be packed and waiting, so you can skip browsing and be on your way in minutes.

You can shop online through our website. The fulfilment options available for your order, such as in-store or curbside pickup, are shown at checkout.

Stock can change quickly, especially for popular strains. If an item from your order isn't available, our team will let you know and suggest a similar alternative before you pay. You're never charged for anything you didn't agree to.

Oregon sets daily purchase limits for each product type, such as flower, edibles, concentrates and seeds, and the limits are different for recreational customers and medical patients. Our checkout system automatically keeps every sale within the legal limit, and our budtenders can explain the current limits.

Yes. We run daily promotions that rotate across different categories and brands, so there's something new to save on throughout the week. Ask a budtender what's on special when you visit, or check our homepage.

Happy hour is our regular window of special pricing on selected products. Ask in store for this week's happy hour times and offers.

As a veteran-owned dispensary, we offer dedicated veteran discounts every day. Show proof of service at the counter, such as a VA card, a DD-214 or a driver's licence with a veteran designation, and we'll apply your discount.

Discounts usually can't be stacked, but our team will always apply the best eligible offer for your order. Ask your budtender if you're unsure which deal gives you the best value.

Yes. We welcome registered Oregon Medical Marijuana Program patients aged 18 and over. Please bring your current OMMP card and a valid government-issued photo ID each time you visit.

Registered OMMP patients may be exempt from Oregon's retail marijuana tax on eligible purchases. Show your card at checkout so we can apply the exemption.

Our budtenders are knowledgeable about cannabis products, cannabinoids and dosing formats, and they're happy to talk through options. However, they're not medical professionals and can't diagnose conditions or recommend treatment. Please speak to your doctor or healthcare provider about using cannabis, especially if you take other medications.

No. OMMP cards are issued by the Oregon Health Authority after a qualifying recommendation from a licensed healthcare provider. Visit the Oregon Health Authority website for current requirements and how to apply.

Our menu covers every major category: flower (from top-shelf to value smalls and popcorn buds), pre-rolls and infused pre-rolls, vape cartridges and disposables, edibles like gummies and chocolates, concentrates such as live rosin, wax and shatter, tinctures, topicals, CBD and ratio products, and accessories like papers, grinders and batteries.

Yes. Every cannabis product sold in Oregon's regulated market must be tested by a licensed lab for potency and contaminants, and labelled with the results. If you'd like to see the details for a specific product, just ask.

Seed and clone availability changes throughout the year. Ask a budtender or send us a message before you visit to find out what genetics are currently in stock.

These are smaller buds from the lower parts of the cannabis plant. They come from the same plants as larger buds and can have similar potency and flavour, but they're usually sold at a lower price. They're a great value option for everyday use.

Live resin is made from fresh-frozen cannabis using a solvent, which keeps more of the plant's original terpenes and flavour. Live rosin is also made from fresh-frozen plants but is extracted using only heat and pressure, with no solvents. Distillate is a highly refined oil that's very potent but has most of the natural terpenes removed, so flavour is often added back in.

Because cannabis is a regulated product, returns are limited. If you have an issue with something you bought, such as a faulty vape cartridge, bring it back with your receipt and talk to our team. We'll look into it and do our best to make it right.

THC (delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol) is the main psychoactive compound in cannabis and the one responsible for the 'high'. It works with the body's endocannabinoid system, which is involved in mood, appetite, sleep and how we feel sensations. Flower labels show THC as a percentage, while edibles show it in milligrams.

CBD (cannabidiol) is the second best-known cannabinoid. Unlike THC, it doesn't produce an intoxicating high. Many people choose CBD-rich or balanced THC:CBD products when they want a gentler experience.

Not exactly. Weed, or marijuana, is the plant itself. Cannabinoids are natural compounds the plant produces, such as THC, CBD, CBG and CBN. More than one hundred cannabinoids have been identified in cannabis.

Terpenes are aromatic oils that give each strain its unique smell and flavour, from citrus and pine to earthy, spicy or fruity notes. Common examples include myrcene, limonene, pinene and caryophyllene. Many people find that terpene profiles help them choose strains they enjoy.

Indica-dominant strains are generally associated with relaxing, body-focused effects, and sativa-dominant strains with uplifting, energetic ones. Hybrids combine both. Because modern strains are heavily crossbred, the cannabinoid and terpene information on the label is often a better guide than the indica or sativa label alone.

Yes. Cannabis is the plant's proper name. Marijuana is the common legal and everyday term in the United States, weed and pot are slang, and ganja comes from Sanskrit and is widely used in Jamaican culture. They all refer to the same plant.

Start low and go slow. With flower or vapes, take one small puff and wait 10 to 15 minutes before deciding whether to have more. With edibles, start with a small dose (Oregon recreational edibles are typically portioned in 5 mg THC servings) and wait at least two hours before taking any more.

When you eat cannabis, THC is processed by your liver, which can make the effects stronger and longer lasting. Edibles can take anywhere from 30 minutes to 2 hours to kick in and may last 4 to 8 hours or more. That's why it's important to be patient and not take a second dose too soon.

Stay calm, and remember the feeling will pass. Find a quiet, comfortable place, drink water, have a snack and rest. Avoid taking more cannabis or drinking alcohol. If you or someone else has severe symptoms such as chest pain, trouble breathing, or extreme confusion, call 911. You can also contact Poison Control at 1-800-222-1222 for free, confidential advice.

No. Driving under the influence of cannabis is illegal in Oregon and dangerous. Plan ahead with a sober driver, rideshare or public transport if you've consumed cannabis.

Keep cannabis in its original child-resistant packaging, in a cool, dark, dry place, and locked away from children and pets. Edibles in particular can look like regular candy or snacks, so store them well out of reach and clearly separated from ordinary food.

Yes. Oregon voters approved Measure 91 in 2014, and adults 21 and over have been able to buy cannabis from licensed retailers since 2015. The industry is regulated by the Oregon Liquor and Cannabis Commission (OLCC), and medical cannabis is overseen by the Oregon Health Authority.

Cannabis may be used on private property with the owner's permission. It's illegal to use cannabis in public places, in vehicles, or on federal land such as national forests and parks.

No. Taking cannabis across state lines is illegal under federal law, even if the other state has also legalised it. That includes carrying it through airports and onto planes.

Yes. Adults 21 and over may grow up to four cannabis plants per household for personal use, kept out of public view. Homegrown cannabis can't be sold. Registered medical patients and growers may have different limits under OMMP rules.

Federal law has long classified marijuana as a Schedule I controlled substance. The federal government has been moving toward reclassifying it to Schedule III, which recognises accepted medical use. Rescheduling would mainly affect medical research and how cannabis businesses are taxed. It would not make recreational cannabis federally legal.

Day to day, no. Oregon's own laws continue to decide who can buy cannabis, how much and where it can be used. You'll still need valid ID, and federal restrictions on crossing state lines still apply. Because rescheduling news changes often, check a reliable news source for the latest status.

To place an order, shop online through our website or visit us in person during opening hours. For questions, send us a message using the form on our Contact page, and our team will get back to you, usually within one business day.

We're always interested in hearing from people who are passionate about cannabis and great customer service. Send us a message through our Contact page and choose 'Jobs at The Joint'. Anyone working in a licensed Oregon cannabis retailer needs a valid OLCC marijuana worker permit.

We're always looking for quality Oregon producers. Use the Contact page form and choose 'Vendor or brand enquiry', including a short introduction, your OLCC licence details and your product line, and our buying team will be in touch.