NiMBiN sells CBD products in Seattle, WA at 10861 1st Ave S. The menu lists THC-free and full-spectrum options. Adults 21 and older can shop CBD online or in the store, open daily from 8 AM to 11 PM.

CBD, or cannabidiol, is a compound in the cannabis plant that does not cause a high. NiMBiN carries CBD products that are THC-free and products labeled full-spectrum.
A full-spectrum product keeps other plant compounds, including a small amount of THC. A THC-free product has the THC removed. Shoppers looking for CBD products in Seattle can pick either type.
THC-free products list no THC on the label. People who want to avoid THC often start here, and the label shows the CBD amount in milligrams.
Full-spectrum products contain CBD plus other plant compounds, including some THC. The label lists the THC amount, and it varies by product.
Check the milligrams of CBD and THC, the serving size, and the lab result. These numbers tell you what is in the package better than the product name does.
NiMBiN admits adults 21 and older, and the rule covers CBD products too. Bring a valid government-issued photo ID.
THC-free CBD has the THC removed, and full-spectrum CBD keeps other plant compounds, including a small amount of THC. NiMBiN lists both types. The label shows the THC amount in milligrams.
A full-spectrum product can contain THC, and THC is what many drug tests look for. A THC-free product reduces that risk but does not remove it for every test. Ask your employer about its policy, and ask NiMBiN staff to read the label with you.
Find the milligrams of CBD, the milligrams of THC, the serving size, and the lab result. Compare products by the milligrams per serving, not by the package size. NiMBiN budtenders can help at the counter.
No. NiMBiN sells only to adults 21 and older, including for CBD products. The store checks a valid photo ID before a sale, and Washington law sets that age rule for licensed cannabis retailers.
Yes. NiMBiN lists CBD products on its online menu, and online orders are picked up in the store. Call (206) 241-0420 to ask about a specific CBD product or an order.
Keep CBD products sealed, in a cool, dark place, away from heat and light, and out of reach of children and pets. Seattle's damp climate makes airtight storage matter for flower and edibles. Keep products in their original packaging.
CBD shows up in Seattle coffee shops, gas stations, and online stores. Where you buy it changes what you know about it.
CBD products sold at a licensed retailer like NiMBiN go through Washington’s required lab testing (WAC 314-55-102), and the label lists the CBD and THC per package. CBD sold outside the licensed system does not always carry that testing.
Full-spectrum CBD can contain a small amount of THC. If you face workplace drug tests, such as in federally regulated transit and aviation jobs around Seattle, choose a THC-free product and check the label.
Every product in a licensed store, CBD included, is sold only to adults 21 and older with a valid photo ID. The Liquor and Cannabis Board sets that rule for all licensed cannabis retailers.
Tell the budtender whether you want THC-free CBD or are fine with full-spectrum, which can contain a small amount of THC. They can show you the CBD and THC amounts on each label so you can compare products side by side. Every purchase still requires a valid photo ID showing you are 21 or older.


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.
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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.