Seattle Cannabis Dispensary FAQ – NiMBiN

You must be 21 or older. Washington law sets that age for every licensed cannabis retailer. NiMBiN checks ID before every sale. The ID must be unexpired and show your photo, date of birth, and signature. Accepted IDs include a driver's license, permit, or ID card from any U.S. state, territory, D.C., or Canadian province, a passport or passport card, a U.S. military ID, a Global Entry, NEXUS, or permanent resident card, and a Washington State Tribal Enrollment Card. See the full acceptable identification list from the Liquor and Cannabis Board.

Up to 1 ounce of usable cannabis, 7 grams of concentrate, 16 ounces of solid infused product, and 72 ounces of liquid infused product. The Washington State Liquor and Cannabis Board sets these limits for adults 21 and older. NiMBiN staff can total your order at the counter.

Many dispensaries take cash because federal banking rules limit card use. NiMBiN accepts cash and debit cards. Debit purchases go through a cashless ATM in $5 increments, with a $10 minimum purchase.

NiMBiN is open every day from 8 AM to 11 PM at 10861 1st Ave S. Holiday hours vary, so call (206) 241-0420 before a holiday visit.

No. Washington law makes it unlawful to open a package or use cannabis in view of the public (RCW 69.50.445). Use it on private property with the owner's permission. NiMBiN customers should plan where to use a purchase before they leave the store.

No. Cannabis is illegal under federal law. Carrying it onto a plane or across state lines is not allowed, even between states where it is legal. Plan to use your purchase in Washington.

No. Washington sets a legal limit of 5 nanograms of THC per milliliter of blood for drivers 21 and older. Impairment can lead to a DUI charge. NiMBiN customers should arrange a ride before they use cannabis.

Keep cannabis in its original child-resistant packaging, sealed, in a cool, dark place, and out of reach of children and pets. A locked box works well in a home with kids. Seattle's damp climate can spoil flower stored in loose containers.

Yes. Cannabis and marijuana name the same plant and products. Washington replaced the word “marijuana” with “cannabis” in state law in 2022 (HB 1210), and the state regulator is the Liquor and Cannabis Board. NiMBiN uses “cannabis” in the store and on this website. If you searched for a marijuana dispensary in Seattle, you are in the right place.

Yes. The NiMBiN online menu is at nimbinseattle.com/shop, and online orders are picked up in the store. A valid ID is required at pickup. Call (206) 241-0420 with order questions.

NiMBiN sells flower, pre-rolls, edibles, concentrates, topicals, tinctures, CBD products, and accessories. Each category has a page on this website with label tips and Washington rules. Stock changes, so check the online menu for what is on the shelf.

Yes. NiMBiN holds a medical cannabis endorsement and appears on the Washington State Department of Health medically endorsed store list. Patients with a DOH recognition card can buy at an endorsed store free of sales and excise tax, and their purchase limits are three times the adult-use limits. The Department of Health explains authorizations and cards on its medical cannabis patient page. Medical Cannabis Consultants (MCCs) are on staff from 9 AM to 3 PM, Monday through Sunday. Visit during those hours to get a recognition card or to ask an MCC about medical cannabis products.