Frequently Asked Questions
General Questions
Yes! Old Route 66 is a medical and recreational marijuana dispensary serving adults 21 years of age or older. A valid state-issued ID is required.
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Yes! We offer discounts to Senior Citizens, Veterans, and low-income individuals.
Senior Citizens receive a 10% discount. This is for individuals that are 65 years of age or older.
Veterans receive a 15% discount. We do ask for ID to show you are a Veteran.
Low-Income individuals receive a 10% discount. This designation comes from the state, and you must have the “low income” status on your medical card.
Low-Income Veterans receive a 20% discount. The low-income designation comes from the state, and you must have the “low income” status on your medical card.
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All discounts are applied at the dispensary when you pick up your order. Unfortunately, we cannot apply any discounts on orders done online, so it has to be done manually at the dispensary.
You just need to be 21+years of age with a valid government issued ID proof to enter the dispensary. For medical patients, they need to have both their ID and Medical Card at check-in.
The short answer is no, due to strict compilations and regulations, we cannot replace or return any product once it is purchased.
For medical patients, it is 6 ounces per month. Recreational marijuana users may possess up to 3 ounces of marijuana.
Ownership is 100% local and no dispensaries can buy from out of state. We can only buy from MO-owned commercial growers. This process is tracked from seed to sale by a software called METRC. It is not possible to buy from out of state legally and anyone doing it will be caught.
First and most importantly, the caregiver must be a licensed caregiver with the state. Second, they must hold a card with a “CAR” number. In addition, we need the patient to accompany the caregiver on the first visit to get the patient into our system.
If the patient cannot do so, the caregiver must have the patient’s medical ID (the PAT#) and driver’s license or ID card and may be asked to fill out paperwork about that patient.
Once we can verify that the patient is valid in the system and create that profile, the caregiver can then shop for their patient, as long as they have not already reached their 30-day limit.
A typical purchase quantity of marijuana is 3.5 grams of dried, unprocessed marijuana, which is equal to one MME. Therefore, one MME is equivalent to one gram of marijuana concentrate or 100 mg of THC infused product. See the following link for additional information on the use of MMEs: https://health.mo.gov/safety/medical-marijuana/pdf/205.pdf
We are not authorized to sell clones but have a wonderful selection of flower, concentrates, edibles, tinctures, and more available on our online menu here: https://oldroute66wellness.com/menu
OTD stands for Out the Door. The prices that you see with OTD, that is the price that you will pay, and that includes tax.
As of right now, we are accepting resumes via email at info@oldroute66wellness.com.
Home Delivery
10am-6pm seven days a week. The last delivery window closes at 3pm, so all deliveries placed after 3pm will be for the following day.
We offer online delivery to patients who are located within a 30-mile radius of our Springfield,MO location. * The delivery radius is subject to change upon driver availability.
Currently, we only accept payment through debit card for online delivery.
Certainly, in accordance with the DHSS regulations outlined in 19 CSR 100-1.180, Missouri does permit the delivery of recreational marijuana. Licensed dispensaries for recreational use are authorized to provide marijuana delivery services, ensuring adherence to the specified legal limits for recreational customers.
Certainly, individuals who meet the eligibility criteria have the option to purchase marijuana online through licensed dispensaries in Missouri. These dispensaries are authorized to take orders from both recreational consumers and medical marijuana patients or their caregivers. The marijuana orders can be delivered using licensed third-party delivery services or directly to consumers. Additionally, licensed dispensaries in Missouri also accept marijuana orders over the phone.
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Marijuana orders in Missouri must adhere to the purchasing limits established by the DHSS for both recreational consumers and qualifying patients. In the context of recreational marijuana delivery, the order should not surpass 3 ounces of marijuana. Furthermore, patients and caregivers are restricted to ordering a maximum of 6 ounces of marijuana for delivery within a 30-day period. These identical purchasing limits are applicable when visiting marijuana dispensaries in Missouri.
Individuals seeking to order recreational marijuana in Missouri must be 21 years of age or older. However, for medical marijuana delivery, patients aged 18 and above are eligible to receive orders. Registered caregivers are also permitted to utilize weed delivery services to replenish the prescriptions of patients who are minors (under 18 years old) under their care.
Solely businesses and dispensaries possessing licenses issued by the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services are legally permitted to provide weed delivery services in the state. These establishments must also hold valid Seed-to-Sale certifications from the DHSS.
Residents in Missouri can reach out to dispensaries in their localities to inquire about the availability of weed delivery services. Certain dispensaries may facilitate delivery orders through their websites. Another option is to conduct an online search using the query "weed delivery service near me," which will yield a list of licensed weed delivery services catering to local addresses in Missouri.
Certainly, adherence to Missouri's weed delivery regulations entails customers presenting valid IDs to receive their marijuana delivery. Customers have the option to upload their IDs during online orders or furnish them upon the arrival of their marijuana deliveries. In addition to government-issued photo IDs, registered patients must also display their medical marijuana cards for the receipt of weed delivery in Missouri. Weed delivery can be received by registered caregivers or legal guardians acting on behalf of cannabis patients.
Presently, all cities in Missouri permit the delivery of medical and recreational marijuana within their boundaries. However, not all businesses offer home delivery.
Medical Marijuana
State approved Medical Marijuana card is required only for medical patients, recreational users who are 21+ years of age can easily purchase from dispensary by showing valid government issued photo ID proof.
All legal questions should be directed towards an attorney or brought up with Missouri DHSS. DHSS is in charge of the Missouri medical cannabis program (www.dhss.mo.gov). We cannot give legal advice.
View more information here: https://health.mo.gov/safety/medical-marijuana/faqs-patient.php#gun
You can purchase a Missouri Medical Marijuana patient card by visiting our Med Card / Renewal page here: https://oldroute66wellness.com/get-a-missouri-medical-marijuana-card/
Only Medical patients need a Missouri Medical Marijuana card to purchase, recreational users just needs to be 21+ years of age with a valid government issued ID.
Missouri legislation does not allow this yet. You need to have a valid Missouri Marijuana Patient card to purchase from Missouri dispensaries.
First and most importantly, the caregiver must be a licensed caregiver with the state. Second, they must hold a card with a “CAR” number. In addition, we need the patient to accompany the caregiver on the first visit to get the patient into our system.
If the patient cannot do so, the caregiver must have the patient’s medical ID (the PAT#) and driver’s license or ID card and may be asked to fill out paperwork about that patient.
Once we can verify that the patient is valid in the system and create that profile, the caregiver can then shop for their patient, as long as they have not already reached their 30-day limit.
Patients are prohibited from consuming medical marijuana at the dispensary or any public place, and it is recommended that you use your products in your home.
A typical purchase quantity of marijuana is 3.5 grams of dried, unprocessed marijuana, which is equal to one MME. Therefore, one MME is equivalent to one gram of marijuana concentrate or 100 mg of THC infused product. See the following link for additional information on the use of MMEs: https://health.mo.gov/safety/medical-marijuana/pdf/205.pdf
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