Herbal Alternatives

Currently accepting Medical cards from DC ACCEPTS MEDICAL CARDS FROM AK, AZ, AR, CA, CO, CT, DE, FL, HI, IL, ME, MA, MD, MI, MT, NV, NH, NJ, NM, NY, ND, PA, RI, OH, OR, VT, WA!

LABOR DAY WEEKEND SPECIALS:

$10 per G: Cindy '99, Kryptonite CBD, Chocolope, Lucid Dream

 $12 ALL Alternative Solution Strains

No time to wait in line? Pre-ordering with StickyGuide is easy! Ask your patient consultant how! 

- ON-SITE ATM for $1.50!

Accessability is IMPORTANT to us. We have 2 working elevators available. AND We are the ONLY dispensary that truly does NOT pre-package :) Making us the most affordable option in D.C!

D.C. parking is a pain. No worries! from 4p-730pm, parking is available across the street at St. Matthew's church for only $5!

- For every patient referred, you will receive a FREE gram + $25 discount on any accessory (Vaporizers, pipes, water pipes, grinders, papers, etc.) After referred patient's first visit, you'll be automatically credited with this offer.

-Our Mission: Herbal Alternatives’ mission is to promote and provide natural cannabis solutions that enhance the health and well-being of registered patients in a safe, open and caring environment designed and dedicated to respecting the rights of the individual and our community.  

-Our Process: We welcome, value and rely on a diversity of people, cultural experiences and perspectives. We learn from one another. Through our daily interactions with patients we refine (and sometimes redesign) solutions that promote a better dispensary experience and elevate our patients’ physical, emotional and psychological wellness.

-Why we do what we do: As individuals, each staff member has a personal history that makes them advocates of the medicinal benefits of cannabis. We understand how pain can color one’s world and negatively impact both personal and business relationships. We know the fear, doubt, frustration and anger a medical prognosis can trigger. We have also, however, experienced the benefits of medical cannabis and witnessed amazing results. We fervently hope formal research into the human endocannabinoid systems and their relationships to both individual and collective cannabinoid compounds will escalate and provide clinical documentation for what today is still primarily anecdotal evidence.