Frequently Asked 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.