Evergreen – Santa Ana

Evergreen Santa Ana marijuana dispensary is a legal operation that is licensed (C10-0000363-LIC) to sell marijuana and cbd products in Santa Ana California. The shop serves customers throughout Orange County. Evergreen Santa Ana has an experienced and knowledgeable staff that can answer all of your questions. They have a full menu consisting of top-shelf marijuana flower, concentrates, vapes, edibles, topicals, cbd, drinks, and more. Evergreen Santa Ana Santa Ana is located at 1320 E Edinger Ave Santa Ana, CA 92705.

Evergreen Santa Ana providers customers with a safe and clean dispensary that is monitored by security cameras and licensed security guards at all times. They sell legal marijuana products during operating hours only. All customers are required by law to show proof of identification (and possibly a medical marijuana recommendation) on each and every visit. A valid drivers license, state ID and/or a valid passport will be accepted. 

Email evergreenholistic@gmail.com or give them a call for more information.

The Evergreen Santa Ana dispensary is a licensed California marijuana retail operation and only sells legal thc and cbd products from licensed California brands provided by licensed California cannabis distributors. No exceptions are made. Every product sold by Evergreen Santa Ana meets packaging and labeling requirements mandated for all marijuana products by the Bureau of Cannabis Control.

The state of California does not allow a marijuana dispensary to resell returned items. Evergreen Santa Ana may allow you to return a product within a certain period of time if it is defective. If you have a product you would like to return call Evergreen Santa Ana at 714-486-1806 and ask to speak to a manager. All products sold by Evergreen Santa Ana come in a child-proof package and may also be placed in a child-proof exit bag. 

As required, Evergreen Santa Ana marijuana dispensary keeps all personal and business records on file for up to seven years and will make them available to the Bureau of Cannabis Control or state or local law enforcement agencies if required to do so.