About Emerald
At Emerald Dispensary, we’re dedicated to providing our patients the highest quality and best selection of medical marijuana in a safe, comfortable environment. Our friendly and knowledgeable team are professionals committed to helping patients, and we always welcome your questions and feedback.
Locations
Emerald Dispensary offers two convenient locations. Opened in 2013, our Gilbert location has been servicing patients’ needs since the very beginning of the MMJ program in Arizona. The newest Emerald Dispensary is located in Phoenix, and offers the same outstanding patient care that Emerald is known for. Visit the Emerald Dispensary near you today!
Location Maps
Emerald Phoenix
4244 W Dunlap Avenue
Phoenix, AZ 85051
623.271.6065 Every Day 9 am – 7 pm
Emerald Gilbert
175 S Hamilton Place Bldg 4
Suite 110 Gilbert, AZ 85233
480.361.0078 Mon-Sat 8 am – 8 pm Sun 9 am – 6 pm
What People Say
Here’s what patients are saying about Emerald
My very first place I visited. I absolutely loved my experience. Everyone was so nice & professional. Great deals and product. This is my go to place.
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People are super helpful and knowledgeable here. Good quality product as well! Love this place
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Love Emerald. Amazing Budtenders and quality product.
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I love Emerald they have the best meds!
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That’s News to Me…
Giving: St. Mary’s Food Drive - This holiday season, it feels good to give. St. Mary’s Food Bank serves to alleviate hunger through the gathering and distribution of food while encouraging self-sufficiency, collaboration, advocacy and education. Click here to learn more about St. Mary's Food Bank or how to get involved.
Emerald Dispensary on the Medical Marijuana Tax Proposal - Last week, Mayor Thelda Williams presented a proposal to implement a new structure to tax marijuana dispensary, cultivation sites, retail business locations, and public consumption lounges. The tax structure would be implemented for marijuana businesses operating in the city of Phoenix and would ultimately impact every patient as well. Industry professionals from ADA, NORML, MITA, dispensary owners, and cannabis advocates rallied together to inform patients of this news and distributed message forms for patients to help their local dispensaries and favorite brands voice concerns and stand against the tax proposal. Implementing the new tax would increase patient costs by 17% per year. The changes would indiscriminately increase the cost of all medical marijuana products for patients in Phoenix. Whether or not you live or shop in Phoenix, the tax would have potential to impact access and affordability of medical cannabis. If the City of Phoenix were successful with this proposal, other Arizona cities would likely follow suit. Tuesday, October 2, medical cannabis patients and professionals met outside Phoenix City Hall and also filled Phoenix City Council Chambers for the meeting in which Council would vote on the tax proposal. After hours of discussion, the proposal was killed unanimously. Here are links to local news coverage of the Council meeting: Phoenix City Council Nips Marijuana Tax in the Bud :
Giving: The Joy Bus - Jennifer Caraway, The Joy Bus founder, recently came in to Emerald Dispensary to share how the non-profit organization began and how The Joy Bus has transformed lives of cancer patients, the local community, and volunteers since 2011. The non-profit focuses on nourishing the body and soul. We’re happy to announce that Joy Bus will be the next featured non-profit organization to receive donations from August 16 through September 30. The Joy Bus Diner helps make "our Valley a tastier, happier place, one meal at a time. Serving hearty, made-to-order breakfast and lunch fare every Tuesday – Sunday from 7am – 2pm, every cent earned will be used to support The Joy Bus, a local charity that’s been bringing chef-inspired meals and caring conversations to cancer patients Valley-wide." Donations to benefit The Joy Bus will be accepted at Emerald Dispensary from August 16 through September 30. Learn more about the non-profit diner and how to volunteer.