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Cannabis Topicals and Tinctures in Seattle, WA – NiMBiN
NiMBiN sells cannabis topicals and tinctures in Seattle, WA at 10861 1st Ave S. The menu lists balms, creams, oils, and drops. Adults 21 and older can shop online or in the store, open daily from 8 AM to 11 PM.
Open daily 8 AM to 11 PM21+ with photo ID10861 1st Ave S, Seattle
Topicals and Tinctures at NiMBiN
Cannabis Balms, Creams, Oils, and Drops at NiMBiN
A topical is a cannabis-infused product applied to the skin, such as a balm or cream. A tincture is a cannabis-infused liquid, usually an oil or alcohol base, taken in drops. Shoppers who want topicals and tinctures in Seattle can ask a budtender to read the label with them.
Each package lists the total THC and CBD in milligrams. Washington lab testing covers these products, so the label is the first place to check.
Balms and Creams
Balms and creams are applied to the skin. The label shows the THC and CBD amounts for the whole package, and whether the product is meant for skin only.
Oils and Drops
Tinctures come with a dropper, and the label gives the amount per dropper or per milliliter. Follow the serving size on the package.
Check the THC and CBD Amounts
Some topicals and tinctures contain THC, some contain only CBD, and some contain both. The label is the only reliable way to tell, so read it before you buy.
Ask a Budtender
NiMBiN budtenders can explain how a product is used and how to read the milligram amounts. Bring any questions to the counter or call ahead.
Questions and Answers
What to Know Before You Buy Topicals or Tinctures in Seattle
What is the difference between a topical and a tincture?
A topical goes on the skin, and a tincture is a liquid taken in drops. NiMBiN lists balms and creams as topicals and oils and drops as tinctures. A budtender can show you which package is which.
Do topicals and tinctures contain THC?
It depends on the product. Some contain THC, some contain only CBD, and some contain both. The label lists the milligrams of each, and NiMBiN staff can read a label with you before you buy.
How do I read the milligram amounts on a tincture?
The label gives the total milligrams in the bottle and the amount per serving or per milliliter. Divide the total by the number of servings to compare products. NiMBiN budtenders can do the math at the counter.
How should I store a tincture or balm?
Keep both sealed, in a cool, dark place, and out of reach of children and pets. Washington requires child-resistant packaging, so keep products in it. Do not store a tincture in a hot car.
Can I order topicals and tinctures online for pickup?
Yes. The NiMBiN online menu has a topicals category, and online orders are picked up in the store. Bring a valid photo ID showing you are 21 or older. Call (206) 241-0420 for help with an order.
Can adults under 21 buy topicals at NiMBiN?
No. NiMBiN sells only to adults 21 and older, and that includes topicals and tinctures. Washington law applies the same age rule to all cannabis products, and NiMBiN checks ID before a sale.
Seattle Notes
Topicals and Tinctures in Seattle: Smoke-Free Choices Under Washington Rules
Topicals and tinctures fit Seattle shoppers who want cannabis without smoke, smell, or a lit flame.
Good for Smoke-Free Homes
Many Seattle apartments ban smoking and vaping in the lease. A balm, cream, or tincture creates no smoke at all, so it is the simplest option for renters. Washington still bars use in view of the public, so apply or take them at home.
Read the Label Closely
Washington requires labs to test products before they reach a store (WAC 314-55-102), and the label lists the THC and CBD per package. Tinctures list an amount per dropper or milliliter. Start with a small amount and wait before taking more.
Traveling Home From Seattle
Even a small tincture bottle is a federal crime to carry on a plane. Visitors flying out of Sea-Tac should buy only what they will use in Washington and leave the rest behind.
Inside the Store
Inside the Seattle Store Where NiMBiN Sells Topicals and Tinctures
Topicals and tinctures are easy to miss in a shop full of flower, so ask for them at the counter. A budtender can show you the THC and CBD amount on each balm, cream, oil, or dropper bottle. They can also explain the difference between a product you put on your skin and one you take by mouth.
Visit or Order
Shop Cannabis Topicals and Tinctures in Seattle at NiMBiN, Open Until 11 PM
NiMBiN is at 10861 1st Ave S in Seattle and is open daily from 8 AM to 11 PM. Order online for store pickup or stop by with a valid photo ID.
Call (206) 241-0420
Ask about hours, an order, or a product.
Send a Message
Use the contact form and include your phone number.
Visit the Store
10861 1st Ave S, Seattle, WA 98168. Open daily 8 AM to 11 PM.
For adults 21 and older. Bring a valid government-issued photo ID. Keep cannabis away from children and pets, and do not drive after using it.