Monday–Sunday: 10 AM–6 PM
The Post is a licensed medical cannabis dispensary that's earned its place with patients far beyond Beaver Dam, and McLean County has become part of that story. Everyday low prices cover flower, vapes, edibles, and concentrates alike, so a visit rarely ends without finding something that fits. Consultants are close at hand for whoever wants guidance, but self-service kiosks are right there for patients who'd rather move quickly through checkout. Anyone who's found their go-to dispensary near McLean County in The Post will find loyalty rewards waiting too, adding even more value to every return visit.
Before it became The Post, this building handled Beaver Dam's mail for years as the town's post office, commissioned under President Kennedy's administration. That civic history hasn't disappeared; it's simply taken a new shape, and patients still notice a kind of steadiness in how they're treated here.
Nobody rushes through a conversation at The Post. Consultants take as long as a patient needs for dosing questions or the medical card process, and user-friendly self-service kiosks handle payment for anyone ready to check out.
McLean County dispensary shoppers who've made more than one trip to 300 N Main St in Beaver Dam tend to say the same thing: nothing about the experience changes, whether it's a first visit or a fiftieth. That kind of consistency is exactly the point.
Every product on our shelves starts the same way: sourced from a licensed Kentucky cultivator or processor, never an in-house grow or a private-label shortcut, and lab-tested for potency and purity before a patient ever sees it. That foundation is what makes a dispensary near McLean County like The Post worth trusting in the first place.
From there, selection takes over. Flower, vapes, edibles, and concentrates each carry real depth rather than token options, and Darkhorse and Alchemy have both built loyal followings in their respective flower and vape categories. If a patient is curious about something different, our team is glad to explain alternatives and what sets them each apart.
Checkout stays straightforward too, no matter how someone wants to pay: credit, debit, cash, Apple Pay, and Google Pay are all accepted at the kiosks, with an on-site ATM available for anyone who needs it.
McLean County dispensary regulars don't just come back for the products; the savings give them even more reasons to return.
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Reliability is the short answer. Consultants take dosing questions seriously instead of rushing through them, pricing holds steady visit after visit, and every product on the shelf is lab-tested before it ever reaches a patient. Put those pieces together with a genuine investment in our Kentucky community, and it's easy to understand why so many patients keep The Post on their regular route.
KY-136 East is the most direct route for McLean County dispensary goers heading to The Post at 300 N Main St, Beaver Dam, KY 42320. KY-85 offers a nearby alternative for anyone who prefers a different path through the county.
Our doors are open 10 AM- 6 PM EVERY DAY, Monday through Sunday. Check our Google listing or reach out to us directly for any holiday changes.
Any valid, government-issued photo ID works, like a driver’s license or passport, along with your medical cannabis card. Out-of-state IDs are just fine, but temporary or expired IDs won't get you through checkout.
Yes, you need a valid medical cannabis card for every purchase at this dispensary near McLean County. If you're still working on the registration process, our staff can point you to resources to help you move forward with confidence.
Kentucky law allows registered patients to purchase and possess up to a 30-day supply of medical cannabis at a time. By law, a 30-day supply is defined as up to 112 grams of flower (about 4 ounces), 28 grams of concentrate, or 3,900 mg of THC in edibles, oils, or other products. Dispensaries will ensure you do not exceed these amounts.
If you’re an out-of-state visiting patient with a Kentucky temporary card, your limit is a 10-day supply (about 37.5 g of flower, 9.5 g of concentrate, or 1,300 mg of THC in products) per purchase period. Caregivers may purchase a 30-day supply for each patient under their care. Ointments, soaps, lotions, and other topical agents do not count toward the 30-day or 10-day supply limits.
No. State and local sales taxes don't apply to medical cannabis in Kentucky, so the price you see on the shelf is the price you'll pay at checkout.
The Post accepts credit cards, debit cards, cash, Apple Pay, and Google Pay. We also have an on-site ATM available if needed.
As a dispensary McLean County patients rely on for variety and consistent quality, we carry a full range of state-approved medical cannabis products, including cannabis flower, edibles, oils, tinctures, vape cartridges, and concentrates, all tested and properly packaged. Kentucky law limits flower to vaporization use only, so it's labeled "not for smoking," since smoking cannabis isn't permitted under state law. Edibles, tinctures, and oils offer smoke-free alternatives, and vape products are limited to cardholders 18 and older. Our consultants will be glad to walk you through any category in more detail.
Kentucky law limits consumption to private property, typically your own home. Public use isn't permitted anywhere in the state, including dispensary property, so plan to wait until you're home to use your medicine.
Not yet. The Post doesn't currently offer delivery, but you can place an order online for express in-store pickup to save time when you arrive.
Daily and weekly specials go out through text and email, and patients can also count on a dedicated veteran and military discount along with a loyalty program that rewards every visit.
We're proud to serve patients from every part of McLean County, including Calhoun, Livermore, Island, Sacramento, and Beech Grove. Patients from Owensboro and Union County also make the trip regularly, part of The Post’s reach extending well past any one county’s borders.
Consistency is what keeps many people coming back. It’s our same fair pricing, the same high product standards, and as much or as little attention as each patient wants, every time. Stop in today and see what that looks like firsthand; we'd love to welcome you!
