As the winter chill settles over Buffalo, we at CannaBuff are excited to announce some exciting developments that will keep us warm and relevant in the ever-evolving cannabis industry.
First and foremost, we are thrilled to announce our strategic partnership with the Buffalo Cannabis Network (BCN). This collaboration will provide our supporters with even more exposure as well as exclusive access to industry events and insights.
In addition to our partnership with BCN, we are also excited to announce that we will be continuing our annual Rythm and Roots concert in 2025. This event brings together an amazing lineup of bands, artists, vendors, and fans. We’re excited to build upon the inaugural event’s success.
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Essential Tremor and the Emerging Role of Medical Cannabis
ESSENTIAL TREMOR (ET), a neuro-logical disorder affecting nearly 7 million Americans, is characterized by involuntary and rhythmic shaking, most commonly of the hands. It is worth noting that essential tremor can run in families, a hereditary form known as familial tremor. While ET can occur at any age, the disorder is particularly prevalent among older adults and often worsens over time. Essential tremor is distinct from Parkinson’s disease tremor, which typically occurs at rest and has different underlying mechanisms. ET primarily manifests as a postural tremor, occurring when a person holds a position against gravity. This type of tremor has been recognized for hundreds of years and is known to be temporarily suppressed by alcohol consumption. However, recommending alcohol as a treatment option is not viable due to the risk of developing alcoholism and other long-term negative health effects. In contrast, cannabis offers a potential treatment solution that may suppress tremor without the associated risks of addiction and long-term damage linked to alcohol. The endocannabinoid system (ECS), a complex cell-signaling network present throughout the body, plays a key role in regulating motor control. Cannabinoid receptors, particularly CB1 receptors found in the central nervous system, modulate neuronal excitability, which could influence tremor activity. By interacting with the ECS, cannabinoids like tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) and cannabidiol (CBD) offer a novel mechanism to address the dysregulated neural activity underlying ET. Cannabinoids have been documented to facilitate muscle relaxation and provide neuroprotective effects. By helping to relax muscles, cannabinoids may reduce
involuntary contractions, while their neuroprotective properties may help preserve normal function and delay disease progression
CURRENT EVIDENCE AND CHALLENGES
Although the scientific basis for using medical cannabis in ET is compelling, clinical research in this area is still in its infancy.
A notable early study by the University of California, San Diego, examined the effects of inhaled cannabis on ET patients. Results demonstrated significant tremor reduction in the majority of participants, underscoring the potential therapeutic benefits of cannabinoids. Other research efforts are investigating alternative delivery methods, such as oral formulations and sublingual sprays, to enhance efficacy and minimize psychoactive side effects associated with THC.
Research regarding the use of cannabis as a treatment for essential tremor has been limited. However, if one were to extrapolate results of studies on other diseases in
which tremor is prevalent, such as MS and Parkinson’s, these would support the use of cannabis as a plausible treatment option in one’s comprehensive care plan. While we have not yet conducted a study at DENT on the use of cannabis in essential tremor, we have studied the use of cannabis on other conditions where tremor is prevalent, such as Multiple Sclerosis (MS) and Parkinson’s disease. In our Parkinson’s study, we found that 48% of patients suffering from tremor reported a noticeable decrease in tremor activity after initiation of medical cannabis therapy. Patients most often used a 1:1 ratio tincture with total daily mg consumption of THC and CBD ranging from 2mg to 15mg.
A Cannabuff reader had recently inquired if a 4.2mg THC gummy could help to ease essential tremor. Based on available studies, one cannot definitively state that a 4.2mg gummy will help mitigate the symptoms of essential tremor. However, it is plausible that, on an individual basis, when incorporated into a comprehensive treatment plan, cannabinoid-based therapies may help with essential tremor. It is important to remember that each person is unique and has different needs with respect to their medical treatment as well as their endocannabinoid system. As with any condition one wants to treat with medical cannabis products, remember to start low, go slow, modifying dosing after 2 weeks of consistent use, and making sure to involve a knowledgeable healthcare professional in any treatment decision.
LOOKING AHEAD: A PATH TO LEGITIMACY
Despite these promising developments, barriers to widespread clinical adoption persist. The federal classification of cannabis
as a Schedule I substance in the United States continues to restrict research funding and limit the scale of clinical trials. Additionally, many healthcare providers remain hesitant to recommend medical cannabis due to limited standardization in dosing, formulation, and long-term safety data.
To fully realize the potential of medical cannabis in ET management, we must address these challenges through rigorous, large-scale clinical trials that evaluate the safety and efficacy of cannabis-based therapies. Partnerships between academic institutions, biotech companies, and advocacy organizations can drive innovation and funding to fill the current knowledge gaps. Moreover, regulatory reforms at the federal level are critical to facilitate research and ensure patient access to high-quality, standardized cannabis products. It is also essential to educate clinicians and patients about the
potential role of cannabis in ET treatment. This includes providing resources to guide proper dosing and product selection while emphasizing the importance of using cannabis under medical supervision. As more data emerges, we anticipate the development of targeted cannabinoid therapies tailored to the specific needs of ET patients, potentially transforming care for this underserved population.
CONCLUSION
For individuals living with essential tremor, medical cannabis represents more than a potential therapy— it offers hope. While significant hurdles remain, the convergence of scientific innovation and patient advocacy has the potential to unlock a new era of treatment options. By embracing evidence-based research and fostering collaboration, we can empower patients with ET to regain control over their lives and improve their quality of life through cannabis-based medicine.
All That Chocolate is Taking Things to the Next Level
Local family-owned chocolate maker taps into the adult-use recreational market to deliver a deliciously elevated experience
FOR NEARLY THREE decades, All That Chocolate has been tantalizing taste buds with artisanal chocolates and confections made by hand in the heart of Niagara county. What makes this chocolate unique is more than just premium ingredients; it’s the family tradition and craftsmanship that goes into every sweet treat.
Founded in 1997 by Christine DeLuca, ATC was built on the belief that chocolate is more than a treat—it’s a celebration of quality, creativity, and care. ATC has been a trusted partner to retail, wholesale, and corporate clients, known for its commitment to exceptional craftsmanship and personalized service.
Over the years, Christine passed this passion down to her children, Alexa Martin and Justin DeLuca, who now help lead this family-andfemale-owned business into an exciting new chapter.
Today, that legacy proceeds as ATC embraces a new frontier: New York’s emerging adult-use cannabis market.
With an overwhelming amount of choices on the market that can’t be trusted, consumers can count on the same obsessive quality sourcing of ingredients when it comes to their infused chocolates. Like the old saying goes, “they can copy your recipe, but the sauce
won’t taste the same.” The secret in the All That Chocolate “sauce” is a tenacious commitment to quality products and reliability.
At ATC, their vision of chocolate and cannabis assembling was a chance to completely redefine what it means to truly indulge, and elevate the edible experience. This is not the chocolate to thoughtlessly devour immediately, yet one to enjoy and savor. Like Nonna’s meatball on Sunday, you can taste the love and attention to detail in their cannabis confections, just like their non-infused predecessors.
With their carefully sourced ingredients and tradition combining to perfection, All That Chocolate is mixing their tried-and-true family recipes and their new stateof-the-art facility to bring New York state and the world an elevated and luxurious infused confection option.
In 2025, All That Chocolate is proudly expanding their legacy into the cannabis industry with a premium line of infused chocolates. Whether it’s decadent caramel infused with cannabinoids or a velvety bar that blends flavor and function, their products will offer a sophisticated way to enjoy cannabis all while savoring every moment.
ATC has been a part of the
Niagara Falls community for nearly three decades. ATC will serve as a trusted partner for other cannabis brands, offering “white label” manufacturing services for infused chocolates. With their expertise and cutting-edge facility, they aim to help other operators bring their visions to life.
Whether you’ve been a fan since the 90’s or are just now discovering All That Chocolate, you’re invited on this new exciting journey into an elevated indulgence experience. While some things change, All That Chocolate’s commitment to maintaining their passion for quality product and commitment to excellence stays static.
From the very first bite to their plans for the future, All That Chocolate is committed to crafting confections that inspire joy, connection, and innovation. At the end of the day, there is nothing sweeter than supporting a local family owned business that’s empowering their community and combining two of the greatest things on earth: cannabis and chocolate. So get ready to indulge in the sweeter side of life with new cannabis confections from All That Chocolate- where tradition is infused with innovation. To come along for the ride visit allthatchocolate.com.
A WITHERING INDUSTRY: The Decline of Medical Marijuana in Buffalo
THE ONCE-PROMISING medical cannabis industry in Buffalo is facing a bleak reality. The recent closure of The Botanist, downtown Buffalo’s first medical dispensary, marks another significant loss for patients seeking relief.
This follows the closure of MedMen’s Buffalo store earlier this year, leaving a dwindling number of options for those in need. MedMen closed their store on Transit Road in the town of Clarence after the parent company, a Multi-state cannabis operator or “MSO” declared bankruptcy. This was just 6 years after MedMen achieved a whopping $3 billion valuation after its Canadian IPO.
Why can’t medical dispensaries stay open in Buffalo?
The illicit market continues to siphon off potential customers. Despite the legalization of adult-use
cannabis, the black market remains a persistent challenge. Several unlicensed stores continue to operate in the region with impunity. Decreasing penalties for possession and legalizing home cultivation makes this problem even harder to reign in. Additionally, the proliferation of adult-use dispensaries, particularly those located on Native American lands, has further intensified competition.
Trips to “the res” are normal for WNYers. Many people in the region already go to the res to buy tax-free cigarettes and gas. Dispensaries on Native land now offer another reason to make the trip.
The impact of these closures on medical patients is profound. With only one medical dispensary remaining, access to this medicine is becoming difficult. Patients may face longer wait times, limited product availability, and potential disruptions to their treatment. Moreover, the closure of these dispensaries has led to significant job losses and economic hardship for our cannabis community. The future of medical marijuana in Buffalo is uncertain. As the industry continues to evolve, it is crucial to address the challenges faced by medical patients. Policymakers must consider implementing strategies to curb the illicit market, streamline regulations for medical dispensaries, and ensure equitable access to medical cannabis. By prioritizing the needs of medical patients, we can work towards a future where everyone has the opportunity to benefit from the therapeutic potential of cannabis.
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Welcome to the Jungle: New York’s Cannabis Revolution
by John Dough
FORGET THE CONCRETE jungleNew York’s about to get a whole lot greener. Thanks to the Marijuana Regulation & Taxation Act (MRTA), Empire State residents can now legally cultivate their own cannabis right in their living rooms. But before you start dreaming of a bud-filled Eden, there’s a catch: growing top-shelf ganja isn’t as easy as tossing some seeds in a flowerpot and hoping for the best.
Enter Nhi and John, the visionaries green-thumbed guru behind Sativa Remedy Grow Center, a cannabis cultivation mecca that’s become ground zero for aspiring home growers. With a mission to turn clueless newbies into master cultivators, Nhi and her team are leading the charge in New York’s home-grow revolution.
Nhi and John’s vision is that Sativa Remedy Grow Center becomes a haven for individuals seeking to reconnect with nature, cultivate their own wellness, and embark on a journey of homegrown plant medicine. The mission goes beyond simply providing you with the necessary tools to grow your own; it’s about fostering a sense of empowerment and well-being within our community.
FROM PROHIBITION TO CULTIVATION: THE MRTA SHAKES THINGS UP
The MRTA didn’t just legalize weed - it opened the floodgates for a new generation of DIY cultivators. But as Nhi puts it, “The MRTA has opened doors for New Yorkers who want to explore cannabis cultivation, but it comes with its own set of challenges.” Translation: growing your own stash is now kosher, but it’s not exactly a walk in the park.
SCHOOL’S IN SESSION: SATIVA REMEDY’S CANNABIS CRASH COURSE
Recognizing that most folks can’t tell their indicas from their
sativas, Sativa Remedy has become a veritable Hogwarts for hopeful herb growers. Their workshops cover everything from choosing the right seeds to creating the perfect environment for your future females.
“We structure our classes and educational materials to provide in-depth learning on crucial aspects like seed selection, germination techniques, and plant care,” Nhi explains. “Our goal is to give new growers a solid foundation to build upon.”
THE GOSPEL ACCORDING TO NHI: TOP TIPS FOR NOVICE GROWERS
Here’s the inside scoop from Nhi and her crew of cannabis connoisseurs:
• Don’t skimp on seeds. Quality genetics = quality buds.
• Treat your grow room like a five-star hotel: perfect lighting, cozy temperatures, and just the right amount of humidity.
• Master the art of germination. Your seeds need TLC to sprout into beautiful buds.
• Patience, young Padawan. Rome wasn’t built in a day, and neither is primo pot.
“A successful home grow begins with selecting the right seeds and setting up the proper environment,” Nhi emphasizes. While the growers journey involves a learning curve and
patience, the reward of a thriving garden makes it all worthwhile
KEEPING IT LEGAL: NAVIGATING THE GREEN ZONE
Before you start fantasizing about turning your apartment into a mini Amsterdam, remember: the law’s got limits. Sativa Remedy makes sure their students know the legal score. “We make sure everyone understands what they can and cannot do under the law to avoid potential legal issues,” Nhi states. Because nothing kills a buzz faster than a knock from the boys in blue.
The state currently limits homegrowers to 6 plants per person and 12 plants max per household! Nhi recommends beginners start out with 1-2 plants before swimming into the deep end of cultivation.
THE FUTURE IS GREEN: BUILDING A GANJA-GROWING COMMUNITY
As New York’s home-grow scene blossoms, Sativa Remedy is cultivating more than just plantsthey’re growing a community. Nhi’s vision? A network of growers sharing knowledge, swapping stories, and maybe the occasional clone or two. “We’re constantly expanding our educational offerings and organizing workshops to bring the growing community together,” Nhi says, clearly stoked about the budding scene. It’s like a social network, but with more dirt under the fingernails.
READY TO GET YOUR GROW ON?
For those itching to start their own cannabis garden, Nhi drops this nugget of wisdom: “With the right education and support, anyone can successfully grow cannabis at home. Don’t be afraid to ask questions and learn from others’ experiences.”
Ready to join the green revolution? Swing by Sativa Remedy’s Grow Center or check out their digital digs at sativaremedy.com/grow-center.
How Lions Mane Infusions is Revolutionizing WNY’s Wellness Industry
WHEN WESTERN NEW York’s cannabis industry was still in its infancy, a handful of visionary companies laid the groundwork for what would become a thriving wellness community. Among these pioneers was Lions Mane Infusions, which alongside Bison Botanics, helped establish Buffalo as a hub for natural wellness innovation. Founded in 2019 by Mike Nocosia, Lions Mane Infusions quickly distinguished itself by combining two powerful natural medicines: CBD and medicinal mushrooms.
The company’s clever name carries a dual meaning that captures its mission. Lions Mane, known scientifically as Hericium erinaceus, is a powerful medicinal mushroom prized for its cognitive-enhancing and neuroprotective properties. But the name also draws from a deeper metaphor - just as a lion’s fuller mane signifies strength and vitality, humans thrive when surrounded by health-conscious, supportive communities. “Like a lion’s pride, we’re stronger together,” explains Nocosia. What sets Lions Mane Infusions apart in the competitive wellness market
manufacturing partnerships.
“The cannabis industry is complex, especially when it comes to manufacturing and compliance,” explains the founder. “Having trusted local manufacturing partners who understand both the regulations and the Western New York market has been crucial to our growth. They help navigate everything from formulation to packaging, allowing us to focus on innovation and customer relationships.”
These local partnerships have enabled the company to expand its product line while maintaining strict quality standards. Their signature products showcase this commitment to innovation: The Lions Mane Trees Elderberry Gummy combines brain-enhancing lion’s mane mushroom with THC and immune-boosting elderberry syrup, while their Resting Lion gummy features a precise blend of THC, CBN, and calming terpenes for optimal sleep support. These products, along with their tinctures and topicals, are now available in 17 dispensaries across New York State. The decision to enter the cannabis and mushroom wellness space wasn’t just
have experienced firsthand the benefits of using a holistic approach to healing,” shares the founder. “I believe that treating the cause of health problems versus treating symptoms is the most effective approach.” This philosophy has guided the company’s product development and community engagement initiatives.
Looking ahead, Lions Mane Infusions is committed to making a broader impact beyond retail sales. The company has outlined ambitious community initiatives, including funding research for legitimizing holistic medicines in treating conditions like MS, Parkinson’s, and Alzheimer’s. They’re also partnering with public schools to educate students about mushroom cultivation and healthy living, while developing programs to support veterans struggling with PTSD. For those interested in exploring Lions Mane Infusions’ product line, their mushroom and CBD offerings are available through their website at lionsmaneinfusions.com and their social media platforms (@lionsmanetrees on Instagram), with their full range of products available at select dispen-
Empire State Vapes: New Brand Has Local Focus
by John Dough
I MET SCOTT Shea just outside the WNY Solventless Cup, where his vape cart had just earned top honors. It was a well-deserved win, celebrating the launch of his first product line in New York. Scott was modest about the accomplishment but clearly excited about what the future held.
Now, he’s preparing to launch Empire State Vapes, a new cannabis brand set to debut on New York’s tribal lands. The brand will focus on delivering high-quality, locally crafted vape products, building on the
success and reputation Scott has already established.
Scott’s approach is straightforward: deliver excellent products that reflect the growing potential of New York’s cannabis scene. With Empire State Vapes, he’s continuing to carve out a place in a competitive market while staying true to his roots in quality and innovation.
It’s an exciting time for Scott and New York cannabis consumers alike as Empire State Vapes gets ready to make its mark.
by John Dough
Photographs by Rob Sobzki
HE NEW YORK market is finally gaining momentum. Sales could reach a billion dollars this year. Many retailers are in the final stages of opening, and by the end of 2025 we could see at least 400 shops across the state. Excitingly, original out-of- state operators and new small-to-medium license holders are beginning to collaborate, which is essential for long-term success. The event captures New York’s unique cannabis DNA. Local flower brands pulse with cultural relevance, while national edibles and vape companies make strategic investments. New York City has emerged as North America’s largest cannabis consumption market, transforming from a regulatory nightmare into a brand-friendly ecosystem.
On the Revel founders Lulu Tsui and Jacobi Holland have masterfully blended entertainment, technology, and cannabis. Their vision reflects the city’s legendary ability to turn emerging industries into global movements. From screen-printing stations to panels featuring industry leaders like Angela Yee, the Revelry Buyers Club is more than an event—it’s a cultural statement. What’s clear is that On The Revel is onto something significant. Their vision of blending cannabis with entertainment and technology aligns perfectly with New York’s cannabis growth. The city has always been a cultural epicenter. With the cannabis market on the verge of exploding, it’s fitting that NYC becomes a hub for the industry, much like it leads in fashion, food, and art.
Cannabis Business Directory
UPSTATE CANNABIS BUSINESS DIRECTORY SPONSORED BY ART OF GLASS WHOLESALE
NYS MEDICAL MARIJUANA DISPENSARIES
Columbia Care
200 W Ridge Rd, Rochester, NY 14615
585-678-8390
Říše
1150 University Ave B5-S7, Rochester, NY 14607 585-242-0203
Verilife
25 N Pointe Pkwy #30, Amherst, NY 14228 716-210-9496
NYS CAURD DISPENSARIES
Dazed
33 Union Sq. W New York, NY 10003
https://dazed.fun/
Flynnstoned Corporation
219 Walton St Syracuse, NY 13202
https://flynnstoned.com/
Good Grades, LLC
162-03 Jamaica Avenue Jamaica, NY 11432
https://www.goodgradesnyc.com
Gotham CAURD LLC
3 E 3rd Street New York,NY 10003
https://gotham.nyc
Housing Works Cannabis, LLC
750 Broadway New York, NY 10003
https://hwcannabis.co/
Just Breathe
75 Court Street Binghamton, NY 13901
https://justbreathelife.org/
Smacked Village
144 Bleecker Street New York, NY 10012
https://getsmacked.online/
Union Square Travel Agency
62 E 13th Street New York, NY 10003
https://www.unionsquaretravelagency.com/
Upstate Canna Co
1613 Union Street Schenectady, NY 12309
https://upstate-canna.co/
William Jane Corporation
119-121 E State Street Ithaca, NY 14850
https://williamjane420.com/
**DELIVERY ONLY**
**Elevate ADK** Plattsburgh, NY
https://elevateadk.com/
NYS CAURD DISPENSARIES (CONT’D)
**Essential Flowers** Albany, NY
https://legacydispensers.com
**Stage One Cannabis LLC** Rensselaer, NY
https://stageonedispensary.com/
**Half Island Flavors LLC** Bronx, NY
https://myseshnyc.com/
**Social Equity CAURD JV LLC**
Richmond Hill
https://thecannabisplace.org
NYS LICENSED DISPENSARIES: WNY REGION
Dank716
501 Main St. Buffalo, NY 14203
716-277-8493
Herbal IQ
6061 Transit Rd, Depew, NY 14043
716-602-2557
Kokoro Way, LLC
2454 Elmwood Avenue, Kenmore, NY 14217
716-322-0327 • thekokoroway.com
Leaf Plug
3341 Sheridan Dr Amherst, NY 14226
716.259.9004 • www.leafplug.com
Mammoth Cannabis
212 Ohio St, Suite 2 Buffalo, NY 14204 716-339-5647 • mammothcanna.com
Premiere Earth
1297 Hertel Ave., Buffalo, NY 14216
Public Flower
232 Allen St. Buffalo, NY 14201 • publicflower.co
Puffalo Dreams
900 Niagara Falls Blvd, Buffalo, NY 14223
Secret Garden 716
1363 Delaware Ave Buffalo NY 14209
Tree Head Culture
65 N. French Rd, Buffalo, NY 14228
**DELIVERY ONLY**
**Canterra.co**
Offering delivery throughout WNY
Located near Tonawanda, NY
DISPENSARIES ON NATIVE LAND
Adlai’s Smoke Dispensery 12689 Route 438, Irving, NY 716-698-4671
Alien Greenz on I-Hill Dispensary 11035 Redeye Dr, Perrysburg, NY 14129 716-239-1752
Aweo
11278 Route 20, Irving, NY 14081
CannaRawgus Dispensary 12789 NY-438, Irving, NY 14081 • 716-202-9961
GoodLeaf 716 14411 NY-438, Gowanda, NY 14070 716-532-HIGH (4444)
GoodLeaf Salamanca 730 Broad Street, Salamanca, NY 14779 716-945-HIGH (4444)
Green Arrow (inside Hank’s Smoke Shop) 5861 Garlow Rd. Lewiston, NY greenarrowbuds.com
Green Wolf Dispensary 12156 Brant Reservation Rd, Irving, NY 14081
HollyWeed 10951 Lakeshore Rd, Irving, NY 14081
Sovereign Retail 11285 Southwestern Blvd Irving, NY 14081
The Lab Dispensary 10924 Old Lake Shore Rd, Irving, NY 14081 716-868-8694 • 716-799-5446
The Lab 2 11404 Erie Rd. Irving, NY 14081 • 716-934-5007
T.H.Chiefs 12134 Rt. 438 Irving, NY 14081 • 716-934-5130
Top Shelf Dispensary 5062 Green Rd, Lewiston, NY 14092
For a complete state-wide list of licensed cultivators and processors, contact the Office of Cannabis Management. Website: cannabis.ny.gov/adult-use • Phone: 1-888-OCM-5151 (1-888-626-5151)
ANCILLARY BUSINESSES
Colleges
Cornell College of Agriculture & Life Sciences Hemp.cals.cornell.edu
Oasis Smoke Shop 1402 French Rd, Depew, NY 14043 716-608-6777
Decades Psychedelic Daze 2895 Seneca St, Buffalo, NY 14224 716-677-0311
Decades Too 6053 Transit Rd, Depew, NY 14043 716-681-4420
Decades Too 6053 Transit Rd, Depew, NY 14043 716-681-4420
Decades III
Decades III
2855 Sheridan Dr, Tonawanda, NY 14150 • 716-322-5631
Oasis Smoke Shop 1402 French Rd, Depew, NY 14043 716-608-6777
Pot Patrol 3125 Walden Ave, Depew, NY 14043 716-800-9323
Pot Patrol 3125 Walden Ave, Depew, NY 14043 716-800-9323
Prism Smoke Shop
Prism Smoke Shop 1079 Union Rd, W.Seneca, NY 14224 716-671-8006
2855 Sheridan Dr, Tonawanda, NY 14150 • 716-322-5631
Decades Hamburg 4514 Camp Rd, Hamburg, NY 14075 716-202-1953
Decades Hamburg 4514 Camp Rd, Hamburg, NY 14075 716-202-1953
Elevated Smoke Shop
1079 Union Rd, W.Seneca, NY 14224 716-671-8006
Shake N Daze 929 South Park Ave, Buffalo, NY 14220 716-257-8138
Shake N Daze 929 South Park Ave, Buffalo, NY 14220 716-257-8138
958 Maple Rd, Williamsville NY 14221
716-400-7005 • cannazipbags.com
Village One Stop Smoke Shop
716-400-7005 • cannazipbags.com
Wholesalers & Distributors
Wholesalers & Distributors
Art of Glass Wholesale
Art of Glass Wholesale
50 French Rd, Cheektwaga, NY 14227 artofglass.com
Village One Stop Smoke Shop
11 Commercial St, Angola, NY 14006
716-549-0393
11 Commercial St, Angola, NY 14006 716-549-0393
Your CBD Store Kenmore
Your CBD Store Kenmore 3191 Delaware Ave, Kenmore, NY 14217
716-768-2020
50 French Rd, Cheektwaga, NY 14227 artofglass.com
FireGlassCo @fireglassco
Ground Level Distribution 716-775-7969
MEBCO
FireGlassCo @fireglassco Ground Level Distribution
716-775-7969
MEBCO
716-560-0908
716-560-0908
MEDICAL CANNABIS PRACTITIONERS
MEDICAL CANNABIS PRACTITIONERS
For a full list of practitioners who consent to being listed publicly please visit the NYS Department of Health’s MMJ program website: www.health.ny.gov/regulations/medical_ marijuana_practitioner_list
7 Kelly Drive, Cheektowaga, NY 14227 716-322-6499
Elevated Smoke Shop 7 Kelly Drive, Cheektowaga, NY 14227 716-322-6499
Essential Life Plus 2451 William St., Buffalo, NY 14206 716-332-1075
Essential Life Plus 2451 William St., Buffalo, NY 14206 716-332-1075
Shake N Daze Depew 5150 Broadway, Depew, NY 14043 716-257-8138
Shake N Daze Depew 5150 Broadway, Depew, NY 14043 716-257-8138
Shoot the Moon Headshop & Wholesale 2273 Saunders Settlement Rd, Sanborn, NY 14132 716-462-2605
Shoot the Moon Headshop & Wholesale 2273 Saunders Settlement Rd, Sanborn, NY 14132 716-462-2605
3191 Delaware Ave, Kenmore, NY 14217 716-768-2020
Your CBD Store Hamburg
Your CBD Store Hamburg 4154 McKinley Pkwy Suite 800 Blasdell, NY 14219
716-649-1940
4154 McKinley Pkwy Suite 800 Blasdell, NY 14219 716-649-1940
Your CBD Store Williamsville
Your CBD Store Williamsville
8070 Transit Rd, Williamsville, NY 14221 • 716-458-0075
8070 Transit Rd, Williamsville, NY 14221 • 716-458-0075
Your CBD Store East Rochester
129 W Commercial St, East Rochester, NY 14445
585-485-0105
Your CBD Store East Rochester 129 W Commercial St, East Rochester, NY 14445 585-485-0105
Head Shops & Glass Retailers
For a full list of practitioners who consent to being listed publicly please visit the NYS Department of Health’s MMJ program website: www.health.ny.gov/regulations/medical_ marijuana_practitioner_list
Dawn M Springer FNP-BC
716-359-7457 dawn1008@gmail.com
Dawn M Springer FNP-BC 716-359-7457 dawn1008@gmail.com
Gerald Frisicaro-MS/ANP DBA 3911 N Buffalo St, Orchard Park, NY 14127 716-662-1795
Gerald Frisicaro-MS/ANP DBA 3911 N Buffalo St, Orchard Park, NY 14127 716-662-1795
Jarod Masci, MD of Landmark Health Systems
Jarod Masci, MD of Landmark Health Systems
387 Franklin St, Buffalo, NY 14202 716-462-0284
387 Franklin St, Buffalo, NY 14202 716-462-0284
Nerfis Elminowski, DNP-BC of Adult Health DNP PC 2234 Seneca St Buffalo, NY 14210 716-331-3322
Nerfis Elminowski, DNP-BC of Adult Health DNP PC 2234 Seneca St Buffalo, NY 14210 716-331-3322
Sherry Verostko-Slazak, ANP-BC of Advanced Integrative Care 8207 Main Street Williamsville, NY 14221
Sherry Verostko-Slazak, ANP-BC of Advanced Integrative Care 8207 Main Street Williamsville, NY 14221
716-277-0267
716-277-0267
Head Shops & Glass Retailers
Art of Glass Smoke Shop on Delaware 3497 Delaware Ave, Buffalo, NY 14217 • 716-712-5347
Art of Glass Smoke Shop on Delaware 3497 Delaware Ave, Buffalo, NY 14217 • 716-712-5347
Art of Glass Smoke Shop on the Blvd 3154 Niagara Falls Blvd, Buffalo, NY 14228 • 716-712-5347
Golden Pipe Smoke Shop Cheektowaga 3770 Harlem Rd, Cheektowaga, NY 14215 • 716-833-7473
Golden Pipe Smoke Shop Cheektowaga 3770 Harlem Rd, Cheektowaga, NY 14215 • 716-833-7473
Golden Pipe Smoke Shop Lackawanna 2540 Hamburg Tpk #3 Lackawanna, NY 14218 • 716-824-7473
Golden Pipe Smoke Shop Lackawanna 2540 Hamburg Tpk #3 Lackawanna, NY 14218 • 716-824-7473
Greener Mile
Greener Mile 174 Orchard Park Rd, West Seneca, NY 14224 • 716-541-0790
Smoke World Smoke & Vape Shop 1050 Harlem Rd, Chktowaga, NY 14227 716-931-5545
Smoke World Smoke & Vape Shop 1050 Harlem Rd, Chktowaga, NY 14227 716-931-5545
Tasty Clouds Vape & Smoke Shop 3173 Main St, Buffalo, NY 14214 716-602-3387
Tasty Clouds Vape & Smoke Shop 3173 Main St, Buffalo, NY 14214 716-602-3387
174 Orchard Park Rd, West Seneca, NY 14224 • 716-541-0790
Headspace Glass & Gifts Orchard Park 4170 Southwestern Blvd., Orchard Park, NY 14127 • 716-648-1111
Headspace Glass & Gifts Orchard Park 4170 Southwestern Blvd., Orchard Park, NY 14127 • 716-648-1111
Hollyweed
Hollyweed
2293 Saunders Settlement Rd, Sanborn, NY 14132 716-799-5446
2293 Saunders Settlement Rd, Sanborn, NY 14132 716-799-5446
Local Smoke Shop 42 Allen St, Buffalo, NY 14202 716-881-0537
Local Smoke Shop 42 Allen St, Buffalo, NY 14202 716-881-0537
O’s Smoke Shop Lewiston 482 Center St, Lewiston, NY 14092 716-246-2241
Village One Stop Smoke Shop 11 Commercial St, Angola, NY 14006 716-549-0393
Yeti Vape
Yeti Vape 1385 Abbott Rd, Lackawanna, NY 14218 716-768-1017
1385 Abbott Rd, Lackawanna, NY 14218 716-768-1017
Hydroponics & Garden Supply Stores
Hydroponics & Garden Supply Stores
Buffalo Roots Hydroponics & Organics 3231 Main St, Buffalo, NY 14214 716-240-9075
Buffalo Roots Hydroponics & Organics 3231 Main St, Buffalo, NY 14214 716-240-9075
Gramps Garden 7502 Porter Rd, Niag.Falls, NY 14304 716-400-8698
Gramps Garden 7502 Porter Rd, Niag.Falls, NY 14304 716-400-8698
Green Zone Hydroponics 2928 Southwestern Blvd. Orchard Park, NY 14127 716-677-9663
O’s Smoke Shop Lewiston 482 Center St, Lewiston, NY 14092 716-246-2241
O’s Smoke Shop Niagara Falls 1623 Pine Ave, Niagara Falls, NY 14301 • 716-371-2307
O’s Smoke Shop Niagara Falls 1623 Pine Ave, Niagara Falls, NY 14301 • 716-371-2307
Green Zone Hydroponics 2928 Southwestern Blvd. Orchard Park, NY 14127 716-677-9663
Harvest Moon Hydroponics 2789 Union Rd, Suite 300 Cheektowaga, NY 14227 716-634-8290
Harvest Moon Hydroponics 2789 Union Rd, Suite 300 Cheektowaga, NY 14227 716-634-8290
Cannacopia 18 Jamestown St., Gowanda, NY 14070
O’s Smoke Shop Niagara Falls 2 2708 Niagara Falls Blvd, Niagara Falls, NY 14304
O’s Smoke Shop Niagara Falls 2 2708 Niagara Falls Blvd, Niagara Falls, NY 14304
Yeti Vape
Yeti Vape
1385 Abbott Rd, Lackawanna, NY 14218 716-768-1017
1385 Abbott Rd, Lackawanna, NY 14218 716-768-1017
Israeli researcher Raphael Mechoulam, who passed away in 2023 at the age of 92, is considered the father of cannabis science. In the early 1960s, Dr. Mechoulam was the first to reveal the structure of cannabidiol (CBD) and Delta 9-tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), molecules now used worldwide as medicine. [nih.gov]
Israeli researcher Raphael Mechoulam, who passed away in 2023 at the age of 92, is considered the father of cannabis science. In the early 1960s, Dr. Mechoulam was the first to reveal the structure of cannabidiol (CBD) and Delta 9-tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), molecules now used worldwide as medicine. [nih.gov]
