FAQ

Cannabis cannot be used in a vehicle. It must be stored in a secure and sealed, child-resistant container that is kept reasonably inaccessible to the driver. We suggest leaving your cannabis products in your stapled exit bag and placing them in your trunk or the back of your vehicle when driving. Cannabis is still federally illegal and should not be taken across state lines. 

Consuming – Start low and go slow. Cannabis affects every person differently depending on the product and the individual’s biochemistry. We recommend any smoking or vaporizing products are consumed with a single inhalation. Consumers should wait 10 to 15 minutes prior to further consumption to see the effects unless they are already familiar with the specific product. We recommend any ingestion of infused cannabis starts at 5mg. Consumers should wait two hours before increasing dosages. Ingestion of cannabis through edibles or other infused products can take up to two hours before the effects can be felt. All infused cannabis products in Illinois are split into portion sizes of 10mg or less per serving. 

Returns – By law, dispensaries cannot accept product returns. If you have an issue with a product purchased from our store, please use the contact us form and let us know. We’ll need to see a picture of the product, its label, and will work with you to offer a solution, replacement, or refund. 

Taxes – Cannabis taxes in Illinois vary based on the product type. This ranges between 25% and 40%. Your taxes will always be included as a separate line item on your receipt or when ordering online. 

Privacy Policy – River Bluff Cannabis will never retain any identifying information without your consent. If you’d like to utilize our online order or rewards program, this requires we keep your name and information on file to process your order and track your rewards. You always have the option to visit us in-store and place your order with a budtender anonymously, only showing ID to verify your age and residency.

• Cannabis consumption can impair cognition and driving, is for adult use only, may be habit forming, and should not be used by pregnant or breastfeeding women or any person operating heavy machinery.
• Despite Illinois state laws, Cannabis is still federally illegal and cannot be transported across state lines.
• Edible cannabis-infused products were produced in a kitchen that may also process common food allergens.
• The effects of cannabis products can vary from person to person, and it can take as long as two hours to feel the effects of some cannabis-infused products. Carefully review the portion size information and warnings contained on the product packaging before consuming.
• No minors permitted on the premises. Distribution to persons under the age of 21 is prohibited.
• A person may not attempt any task under the influence of cannabis that would constitute malpractice, negligence or professional misconduct.
• A person may not use in any public place – any place where a person could reasonably be expected to be seen by others. This includes restaurants, bars, movie theaters, parking lots, sidewalks, streets, stores, basically anywhere where there are people in a public place.
• A person may not use near anyone who is less than 21 years old (unless that patient has a medical authorization).
• A person may not use anywhere prohibited by Smoke-Free Illinois.
• A passenger may not use or possess on a school bus, except in the case of an approved medical case.
• A person may not use or possess in a correctional center, school, or home daycare.
• A person may not use or possess in a vehicle, unless it is secured in a sealed, odor-proof, children resistant container that is kept reasonably inaccessible to the driver.

The Cannabis Regulation and Tax Act (CRTA) limits the amount of cannabis adults can possess and therefore buy at any given time. These limits are different for Illinois residents and non-Illinois residents. Adults are allowed to purchase once per day. Illinois Residents Possession Limits 30 grams of flower 5 grams of concentrates (including vape pens and cartridges) 500mg of infused products (edibles, topicals, tinctures, etc.) Non-Illinois Residents Possession Limits 15 grams of flower 2.5 grams of concentrates (including vape pens and cartridges) 250mg of infused products (edibles, topicals, tinctures, etc.)