Yes. Upon check-in at the dispensary you will need to present a valid government-issued ID. We accept valid, unexpired, government-issued IDs bearing a photograph, expiration date and birth date.

Forms of ID we can accept include	We do NOT accept
state-issued driver’s licenses most international driver’s licenses state-issued IDs military IDs passports	expired or temporary IDs learners’ permits

No. Currently you do not need an appointment. Please visit us during regular business hours listed below.

Since you're already here, why not prepare and pay for your order online?

The dispensary accepts cash or debit cards. Credit cards are not accepted.

Yes. Island Time has purchase limits based on our product availability. By regulations, adult use purchases cannot exceed one ounce of flower, five grams of concentrate, and 500 mg of THC in edibles per transaction per day. Certain potency restrictions, including a five milligram serving size limit for edibles, will apply. Please check our menu or reserve ahead for the most up-to-date limits.

Positions at Island Time will become available throughout the year. If you are interested in joining our team, please send your résumé to jobs@islandtimemv.com, and we will keep it on file.

Now hiring Bud Tender & Customer Host

Product

Please be aware that there are no returns or exchanges on cannabis product.

Accessories

All sales are final for cannabis accessories sold at Island Time. Cannabis accessories may come with a limited manufacturer's warranty.

If any cannabis accessories with a limited manufacturer's warranty are defective or malfunction, the consumer should contact the manufacturer directly to receive repair, servicing, or exchange of warrantied products.

Inhalation

Once you draw and inhale cannabinoid-rich vapor, the compounds are absorbed by your lung's alveoli, and then transferred to your bloodstream.

Edibles

Edible cannabis enters the bloodstream after being digested or broken down in the stomach and absorbed into the digestive system.

Cannabis' efficacy may vary, and side effects are possible. Each person responds differently, and particular strains will not always be effective. The effectiveness of a cannabis strain will be dependent on your personal response and sensitivity to the chemical makeup of the product.

The basic principle for consuming cannabis is “start low and go slow.”

Sometimes, the effects of cannabis aren't always immediately felt. Everyone responds differently. Methods of using cannabis can be discussed with an Island Time representative to find one that is comfortable for you. Finding the right combination of CBD and/or THC is the goal.

Cannabis has a wide margin of safety and there is a limited risk of overdose. However, caution is warranted until you fully understand the effect that cannabis may have. Product types and consumption varies greatly among individuals. Please refer to your state's guidelines on approved methods of cannabis consumption.

THC stands for tetrahydrocannabinol, the psychoactive ingredient in cannabis that causes feelings of euphoria. CBD stands for cannabidiol, which has no psychoactive properties. In fact, cannabis containing high levels of CBD will prevent the euphoric sensations caused by THC, and is preferred by consumers who wish to avoid these sensations.

Inhalation

Effects are felt almost immediately, within minutes.

Edibles

Edibles take longer to take effect, with onset at thirty minutes to two hours.

All of our cannabis products are naturally grown and processed in a state-of-the-art cultivation and processing facility in West Tisbury. Our customer’s safety is our first priority! Every batch of medical cannabis and all of our infused products are tested for pesticides, bacteria, heavy metals, and mold under Cannabis Control Commission regulations.

Inhalation

Effects peak in ten to thirty minutes, tapering off after approximately two to four hours.

Edibles

Individuals see the effects of edible cannabis last between five to eight hours on average.

In 2016, the citizens of Massachusetts voted “yes” on Question 4 to legalize recreational sales of cannabis to adults aged 21 years and older.

Learn more at The Cannabis Control Commission of Massachusetts

The safe and responsible use of recreational marijuana has been a top priority since we began our effort to bring cannabis to Martha’s Vineyard more than eight years ago.

EDUCATION

Island Time has developed consumer educational material emphasizing key elements, such as:

1. The importance of “low and slow” consumption
2. Making informed decisions with What cannabis products are right for me?
3. No driving or using heavy machinery under the influence
4. No public consumption
5. No traveling across state lines or on federally regulated transportation
6. Potency and tolerance information
7. Safe storage
8. Substance abuse signs and resources for additional help

Packaging and Labeling

1. All Island Time product packaging is child-resistant
2. Consistent with the regulations for adult use, packaging has warnings and clear information to ensure that people can identify products as cannabis-infused (i.e., an edible) and are not safe for children.

No. It is illegal to have any marijuana in your possession while traveling on the federal waters separating the island of Martha's Vineyard from the mainland.

Likewise, you cannot legally fly with cannabis.