Where to buy legal THC drinks in Ohio.

Why THC drinks disappeared from Ohio stores and bars

Senate Bill 56 took effect on March 20, 2026. Under the new law, any beverage with more than 0.4 mg of total THC per container is marijuana, not hemp — however the THC was made. It's a per-container limit, so a single seltzer with 5 mg of THC is well over it. Hemp THC seltzers, delta 9 drinks and craft THC beverages can now only be sold by a dispensary licensed by the Ohio Division of Cannabis Control.

A grace period that would have let hemp THC drinks stay on sale through the end of 2026 was vetoed when the bill was signed. Read more in Senate Bill 56, explained.

Are THC drinks still legal in Ohio?

Yes, when they're sold by a licensed dispensary that meets Ohio's testing, packaging and labeling standards. To buy:

• Adult-use: be 21 or older with a valid government-issued photo ID.
• Medical: have an active Ohio patient registration. Patients 18 and older register on their own; patients under 18 need a parent or legal guardian as their caregiver.
• Every visit: bring your ID.

THC drinks may be legal in neighboring states such as Michigan, but bringing cannabis across state lines is illegal. Buy in Ohio, keep it in Ohio.

How dispensary THC drinks are dosed

Dispensary THC drinks come in single-serve cans, bottles and shots, each dosed at a fixed amount of THC printed on the label. Like other edibles, effects take time to start and vary from person to person. A few rules of thumb:

• Read the label first. Total THC per container is the number that matters.
• Start low, go slow. Wait before having more, especially if you're new.
• Don't drive. Plan a ride or wait.

THC drink brands at Bloom

Bloom carries cannabis beverages from Ohio-licensed producers — seltzers, sodas, lemonades and shots. Inventory varies by store, so check your store's menu before you go. Two brands you'll often see:

Certified Cultivators — Certified Drinks

• 2 fl oz shots, sold in 4-packs, 25 mg THC per bottle.
• Caffeinated lemonade with 50 mg of caffeine per bottle.
• Grape CBN with 10 mg of CBN, a minor cannabinoid.
• Vegan and gluten-free.

Wellspring Fields — Infused Elixirs

• 12 oz cans, sold as singles and multi-packs.
• Carbonated: Classic Cola, Cherry Cola, Orange Soda, Purple Zurple (grape) and Root Beer.
• Still: Lemonade and Strawberry Lemonade.
• Made by a cultivator based in Ravenna, Ohio.

Browse edibles and drinks on the Ohio menu.

Where to buy THC drinks in Ohio

Every Bloom in Ohio stocks cannabis beverages, though brands and flavors vary by store. Open stores are open 8 AM to 10 PM, every day.

• Bloom South Columbus — 1546 Lockbourne Rd, Columbus. Serves Columbus, Whitehall, Gahanna, Bexley and Obetz.
• Bloom West Columbus — 1361 Georgesville Rd, Columbus. Serves Columbus, Hilliard, Dublin, Franklinton and Grove City.
• Bloom Seven Mile — 403 S Main St, Seven Mile. Serves Hamilton, Middletown, Fairfield, Lebanon, Oxford and the Dayton area.
• Bloom Akron — 737 E North St, Akron. Serves Akron, Cuyahoga Falls, Tallmadge, Barberton, Stow and Green.
• Bloom Massillon — 254 Federal Ave NW, Massillon. Serves Massillon, Canton, North Canton, Wooster, Dover and New Philadelphia.
• Bloom Painesville Township — 382 Blackbrook Rd, Painesville. Serves Painesville, Mentor, Willoughby, Eastlake, Willowick and Wickliffe.
• Bloom Athens — 9 W Stimson Ave, Athens. Serves Athens, Nelsonville, The Plains, Albany, Coolville and Glouster.
• Bloom North Columbus — 5020 N High St, Columbus. Opening soon, serving Clintonville, Worthington and the University District.

Buying THC drinks at a dispensary for the first time

If you're used to picking up a THC seltzer at a brewery or grocery store, a dispensary works a little differently. Bring your ID — you'll show it at check-in. Pay with cash, debit or Aeropay; there are ATMs in the lobby at every Bloom Ohio store. Budtenders can walk you through what's in stock and help you choose. Read what to expect on your first dispensary visit, or order online and pick up with Grab & Go.

Legal notice. This guide is for general information, not legal advice. Ohio's cannabis laws can change at any time. Check current rules with the Ohio Division of Cannabis Control or ask a qualified attorney. Bloom only sells products from cultivators and processors licensed by the state of Ohio.