A handful of Florida dispensaries offer a discount to patients enrolled in SNAP (food stamp/EBT) assistance. Compare the current offers below and what proof of enrollment each company requires.
Maximum advertised discounts. Eligibility ages and exclusions vary.
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Compassionate Care Discount — 25% off daily for patients with SNAP, Medicaid, or Medicare.
Financial Hardship — To qualify, patients must provide evidence of ONE of the following: Supplemental Security Income benefit verification letter OR Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) statement from the current year OR Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) award letter. Proper documentation is required to qualify. 20% OFF Discounts do not stack. One time use per patient.
Financial Hardship — Take 20% off every purchase. Available to anyone who qualifies for SNAP, SSDI, or SSI. No promo code needed. Simply provide proof of participation in one of those programs and the discount will be applied at checkout. Cannot be combined with other discounts, with the exception of Loyalty Rewards. Discount program may be altered or discontinued at any time.
Compassionate Pricing — Patients on SSDI and government assistance programs save 15% on every order* Financial hardship discount is available to all qualified patients verified by one of the following: Supplemental Security Income benefit verification letter or Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) statement from the current year or Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) award letter. 15% Off each order is applied at checkout when order is completed in-store only. Discount not reflected online. Cannot be combined with other offers. *Excludes Puffco and RAW products. Each discount cannot be combined with any other offers/promotions/coupon.
SNAP/SSI/SSDI Recipients — If you are a SNAP, SSI, or SSDI recipient and a planet 13 loyalty member you will receive 13% off your order.
Compassion — 10% Off to Support Those with Financial Hardship Valid only for medical patients. Financial hardship discount is available to all qualified medical patients verified by one of the following: Supplemental Security Income benefit verification letter or Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) statement from the current year or Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) award letter. Additional terms apply, see below.
SNAP Discount — One Plant SNAP Discount gives eligible patients receiving SNAP benefits 10% off purchases at One Plant Florida dispensaries. Proof of program participation may be required at checkout. Speak to a One Plant budtender for qualification requirements.
Snap Discount — Customers enrolled in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program can receive 10% every order. Proper Identification for every transaction is required at checkout for savings. Eligible forms of verification: EBT Card. *Excludes Roll One, Connected Cannabis, AlienLabs, Khalifa Kush, and clearance items.
Discounts and eligibility requirements may change. THC Hunter summarizes publicly available offers but does not determine eligibility or apply discounts. Confirm current terms with the dispensary before purchasing.
You'll typically need to show your EBT card along with your Florida medical marijuana card at checkout to receive this discount. Some dispensaries may ask for additional verification - confirm with the dispensary before your visit if you're unsure. SNAP shouldn't automatically be treated as interchangeable with SSDI, SSI, or other assistance programs - compare the specific program each dispensary names in its policy.
Many assistance discounts apply primarily to regularly priced products. If another sale is available at the same time, compare both prices - the dispensary may apply only the better offer rather than combining them.
Bring your EBT card and your active Florida medical marijuana card - some dispensaries may ask for extra verification, so it's worth calling ahead.
It depends on the company - some apply it only to regularly priced products, so compare the final price rather than assuming it stacks with an active sale.
Not always - some dispensaries limit it to regularly priced products, so compare the final price against any other active sale before checkout.
No - they're separate assistance programs with separate eligibility rules. Check the specific program each dispensary names in its SNAP policy.
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