Kentucky dispensaries operate a little differently from your average retail stop, and knowing what to expect makes that first visit easier. This guide covers the basics: how the process works, what to bring, and what makes a visit to The Post different from the rest.
Located inside a historic post office building in Beaver Dam, The Post welcomes medical cannabis patients from dozens of cities and counties across the state. You'll find a large, carefully curated product selection paired with fast, friendly service, so your visit feels personal rather than transactional. Self-service kiosks keep checkout quick, while our knowledgeable staff stays close by to answer questions about products, dosing, or the medical card process.
Explore the cities and counties we serve below, browse today's deals, and see why patients across Kentucky keep choosing The Post as their trusted dispensary.
Kentucky patients have options, and here's what makes The Post worth the drive:
Compassion is the heartbeat of everything we do. From the moment you walk through our doors, you're met with real care, honest answers, and a space free from judgment. First visit or fiftieth, we see you as a neighbor, not a number. People drive from across western and central Kentucky to see us, and time and again, they tell us the same thing: it was worth every mile.
Kentucky dispensaries stock a wide range of products, and here's what you'll find when you shop with us:
Every product is sourced from licensed Kentucky cultivators and processors, and lab testing backs everything on our shelves.
New to the menu? Our staff walks you through every category, explaining dosing, potency, and what to expect, so your visit ends with confidence rather than confusion.
Kentucky dispensary patients travel from dozens of cities and counties to reach The Post, and we're proud to serve every corner of the region. From the rolling hills of western Kentucky to the busy streets of Louisville, our patients come from all walks of life.
Ohio County is home to The Post, and it's where our story began inside a historic post office building.
Heading west from Beaver Dam, patients travel from Owensboro and the surrounding river communities to visit us.
Muhlenberg, Butler, and Grayson counties sit just south and east of Beaver Dam, each sending patients our way on a regular basis.
Kentucky's Pennyrile region stretches southwest of Beaver Dam, covering several counties near the Tennessee border and Land Between the Lakes.
South central Kentucky, anchored by Bowling Green, sends patients north to Beaver Dam from across several neighboring counties.
Central Kentucky, including the Louisville metro area, rounds out the communities we're proud to serve throughout the state.
Kentucky dispensaries stock a wide range of products, and here's what you'll find when you shop with us:
Every product is sourced from licensed Kentucky cultivators and processors, and lab testing backs everything on our shelves.
New to the menu? Our staff walks you through every category, explaining dosing, potency, and what to expect, so your visit ends with confidence rather than confusion.
A little preparation makes any visit smoother:
A little courtesy goes a long way, and most patients find their first visit is quicker and easier than they expected.
Yes. Kentucky legalized medical cannabis under Senate Bill 47, effective January 1, 2025, and the program is overseen by the Cabinet of Health and Family Services. Registered patients with a qualifying condition can access medical cannabis at licensed dispensaries like The Post.
Patients must be at least 18 years old to purchase and use medical cannabis independently. Minors with a qualifying condition can access cannabis through a parent or legal guardian who holds proper certification.
Yes, a valid Kentucky medical cannabis card is required for every purchase. If you're still working through the certification process, our team can point you toward resources to help you get started.
Registered patients can possess up to a 30-day supply, which Kentucky law defines as roughly 112 grams of flower, 28 grams of concentrate, or 3,900 milligrams of THC in edibles and other products. Visiting patients with a valid out-of-state qualification may purchase up to a 10-day supply.
Kentucky does not currently apply state or local sales tax to medical cannabis purchases, keeping costs predictable for patients.
The Post accepts credit cards, debit cards, and cash. We also keep an ATM on-site, so you always have a backup payment option.
State law limits cannabis use to private residences and prohibits use on dispensary property or in any public space. Patients should wait until they're home to use their medicine and should never use it before driving or operating machinery.
Patients across Kentucky keep choosing The Post for the same reasons: a large, curated selection, everyday-low pricing, and a shopping experience built around genuine care. Whether you're driving in from Owensboro, Bowling Green, Louisville, or right here in Ohio County, The Post is proud to serve Kentucky's medical cannabis community, one patient at a time. Come see why small-town care makes all the difference.