Welcome to the Sweetspot Medical Cannabis Dispensary Onley! We are a full-service, patient-oriented dispensary, located in the heart of Olney, MD. We do cannabis differently. Our plant scientists and farmers are experienced in developing sustainable, best-in-class grow systems. What other dispensaries can say they are 100% pesticide free, have an independent stamp of approval for all products, and partner with universities and labs for research? We also support our communities and run a sustainable business. You'll receive a personalized, education-first approach to finding the right weed products for you. Come in to see our large selection and talk with our highly educated, friendly budtenders.

In Canada, dispensaries are also popularly known as cannabis stores. Following the national legalization of recreational cannabis under the 2018 federal Cannabis Act, laws around the licensing and operation of cannabis stores are left to the provincial and territorial governments.[10] Some provinces and territories, such as Manitoba and Saskatchewan, have a fully privatized physical and online cannabis retail market.[11] Others maintain a hybrid system with fully privatized physical retail but government-owned online retail (such as in Ontario or Newfoundland and Labrador), or a mixture of private- and government-owned cannabis stores (such as in British Columbia).[11] Government-owned cannabis stores are typically operated through existing provincial/territorial government alcohol monopolies (such as the Nova Scotia Liquor Corporation) or by establishing new Crown corporations to operate cannabis stores (such as the Société québécoise du cannabis or Cannabis NB).

A Cannabis social club (CSC) is a non-profit members-only industry model for non-medical cannabis. CSCs do not "sell" cannabis as such: legally, they only grow the amount needed for their members in exchange for the costs of production (a form of delegation of home cultivation to the club). The exchange of the product against money is not considered a sale, but a sharing of the costs of production, and therefore can be considered a personal activity, happening in collective private settings.[12]

CSCs exist without specific regulation, taking advantage of legal precedents, in New Zealand, Spain,[13] Belgium,[14] France,[15] the Netherlands,[16] Slovenia,[17] and Austria.[18] They are regulated by law in Uruguay (since 2014), Malta (since 2021), and Germany (since 2024).