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Michigan has consistently produced the lowest legal cannabis prices in the United States, a direct result of the state's decision to award more retail licenses than any other legal market. Since recreational cannabis became legal under Proposal 1 in 2018, the market has matured to the point where flower eighths regularly clear $25 at multiple tracked stores — a price point that would be exceptional in Illinois or New Jersey, where licensing scarcity keeps prices elevated. Oversupply at the cultivation layer compounds the effect: Michigan grows more cannabis than its existing consumer base can absorb, which pushes wholesale prices down and allows retailers to compete aggressively on rack price rather than on promotions alone.

We track 46 dispensaries in Michigan and ask each of their menus for prices every night. Seven cities have enough tracked coverage to carry a page of their own — Ann Arbor, Detroit, Ferndale, Flint, Grand Rapids, Hazel Park and Lansing — and the four opted-in suburbs ringing Detroit share a page. The rest of our Michigan list is 2 stores in Bay City and 2 stores in East Lansing, and those stores sit together in our Mid-Michigan feed rather than on city pages they could not honestly carry. Michigan adult-use cannabis carries a 10% excise tax plus 6% state sales tax, totaling 16.6% at checkout, because the sales tax is charged on the price plus the excise. Medical patients with a valid MMMP card pay only the 6% sales tax, making a qualifying card a meaningful ongoing discount for frequent buyers.

Ann Arbor has 7 tracked stores, several of them within walking distance of the University of Michigan's 47,000-student campus. Detroit has 8 inside its 140 square miles, with a further 8 in the four opted-in suburbs immediately outside the city line, and Grand Rapids carries 9. In October 2026 we stopped reading the Michigan stores whose storefronts loaded with no products on every night we tried, and the Bay City and Greater Lansing pages came down with them. We would rather list fewer stores than print prices we cannot read.