What this is
Every product on every Florida medical marijuana dispensary menu, in one place: the price, the potency the menu states, and a link to the lab report (certificate of analysis) behind it, where the dispensary publishes one. It is built and maintained by Evan Bentz, a formulation scientist and patient advocate who writes as The COA Guy. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or paid by any dispensary, brand or laboratory.
How the numbers are made
Each week, every operator's public online menu is read and recorded — the same pages a patient sees, captured at every store location. Nothing is scraped from behind a login and nothing is inferred: if a price, a potency or a lab-report link is here, it was printed on the menu. The header shows the date of the latest check.
Checked means the day a menu was read. Prices as of a date means each store's latest check on or before that day. Prices at a Florida dispensary are set chain-wide, so one price per product per operator is the right shape; which stores carry a product varies, and the store counts show that.
Price per gram and price per milligram of THC are computed from the menu's own price, size and potency. They let a 3.5 g eighth be compared with a 1 g cartridge and a 100 mg edible on the only axis they share.
Lab results by batch on a product's page lists every distinct set of lab numbers a menu has shown for that product, each with its own certificate. The same product name can be a different batch with different potency; this is where that shows.
The Scorecard tab ranks every dispensary by what share of its menu carries a lab-report link, a terpene breakdown and a batch id — the plainest single measure of how much a dispensary is actually publishing.
What it cannot tell you
- Prices change. This is a weekly snapshot, not a live feed. Confirm at the store before you drive.
- Store availability is approximate. A product is recorded once per operator; the count of stores carrying it comes from which stores' menus showed it on the day they were checked.
- A missing lab report is not always a missing test. Some dispensaries publish the certificate only on a product's own page, or not on the menu at all — Sunnyside, for example, publishes its lab reports on the laboratories' sites rather than on its menu. "Not on file" means no link was found on the menu, nothing more.
- Potency is what the menu states. The certificate behind the link is the measured value; comparing the two is work in progress, not something this page does yet.
- Not every licence is a store. Bloom holds a licence but sells nothing; Indiva's shops have become One Plant; Wildflower is licensed but not yet open. They appear in official counts and not here.
- "Was" prices are watched, not judged. Where a crossed-out price has never moved across our checks, the page says so once a product has been checked four weeks running. Before that it says "watching".
Using the data
The Download data (CSV) link above gives every listing with its lab-report link and the date it was checked, for spreadsheets or analysis. What each of its 47 columns means is in the data dictionary. Two more exports go deeper (every check, not just the latest, one row per product per weekly check; and every lab batch, one row per product per distinct set of lab numbers seen, with its certificate): they are being moved to pre-generated files and will be linked here again shortly. All three are published under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 licence: use them for anything, and say where they came from.
Suggested citation: Bentz, E. (2026). Florida Medical Cannabis Menu Index, data as of the date shown above. FL Menu Intel.
Not medical advice
Nothing here is medical advice or a recommendation to buy any product. Potency and terpene figures are as published by the dispensary and are not verified by this site. Talk to your physician about what is right for you.
Corrections
If a price, product or lab-report link here is wrong, it will be fixed. Reach the author through The COA Guy.