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Licensed weed delivery with no storefront behind it

Our California license is an Adult-Use + Medicinal Non-Storefront Retailer license, and we run as delivery only, with no storefront and no pickup counter or sales floor. Pickup is switched off in the live menu, so every order placed there is a delivery.

Nexus is not a shop pretending to deliver. If you searched for dispensary delivery, this is the dispensary menu without the dispensary. Six categories of the live menu are linked from this page: flower, edibles, cannabis extracts, cartridges, pre-rolls and pods, and the order comes to the address you give at checkout. We run weed delivery and nothing else.

Where Nexus delivers: 65 ZIP codes around Sacramento

Our zone covers 65 ZIP codes around Sacramento. It runs from Dixon and Davis in the west to Lincoln in the north, and from Cameron Park in the east to Galt in the south. Checkout confirms whether your address is eligible before an order goes through, and an address in an unlisted ZIP code is outside the zone.

• Antelope: 95843
• Arden-Arcade: 95821, 95825, 95864
• Cameron Park: 95682
• Carmichael: 95608
• Citrus Heights: 95610, 95621
• Davis: 95616, 95618
• Dixon: 95620
• El Dorado Hills: 95762
• Elk Grove: 95624, 95757, 95758
• Fair Oaks: 95628
• Folsom: 95630
• Galt: 95632
• Granite Bay: 95746
• Herald: 95638
• Lincoln: 95648
• Loomis: 95650
• Mather: 95655
• McClellan Park: 95652
• Natomas: 95833, 95834, 95835
• North Highlands: 95660
• Orangevale: 95662
• Rancho Cordova: 95670, 95742
• Rio Linda: 95673
• Rocklin: 95677, 95765
• Roseville: 95661, 95678, 95747
• Sacramento: 95811, 95814, 95815, 95816, 95817, 95818, 95819, 95820, 95822, 95823, 95824, 95826, 95827, 95828, 95829, 95830, 95831, 95832, 95837, 95838, 95841, 95842
• Sloughhouse: 95683
• West Sacramento: 95605, 95691
• Wilton: 95693
• Woodland: 95695, 95776

Places with their own delivery page, and the order minimum for every ZIP code, are on the delivery areas page.

How an order works, from address to handoff

An order starts on the live menu and ends with an in-person handoff at the address you entered.

• Orders run as soon as possible, and checkout offers no scheduled time.
• Have your ID out. Checkout asks for a driver's license, and an order cannot be left unattended: an eligible recipient must be present with valid government-issued identification.
• Live behind a gate or a front desk? If the address has controlled entry, choose a lawful destination where the eligible recipient can meet the driver, without asking the driver to leave the order with a neighbor, front desk, or another person whose eligibility has not been verified.

J., in a review on Weedmaps, gave this advice: "before placing your orders just make sure you double check your delivery instructions beforehand."

California's delivery rules, in plain terms

California's Department of Cannabis Control writes the rules every licensed weed delivery service follows, and these are the ones you meet at the door.

• Adult-use orders are for customers 21 or older. Medicinal orders are for customers 18 or older with a valid physician's recommendation.
• Accepted ID is a government document that shows your name, date of birth, height, gender and photo, such as a driver's license. State rules also accept a military ID card or a passport, though Nexus checkout asks for a driver's license.
• A licensed retailer may sell and deliver only between 6:00 a.m. and 10:00 p.m. Pacific Time.
• Deliveries go to a physical address in California, and never to publicly owned land or a building leased by a public agency.
• The driver has to be an employee of the licensed retailer and at least 21, and the delivery is made in person. Ask, and the driver must show a copy of the retailer's license and an employee badge.
• A licensed retailer may sell one adult-use customer no more than 28.5 grams of non-concentrated cannabis and 8 grams of concentrate a day, including concentrate inside other cannabis products.
• Each delivery comes with a receipt that lists the weight or amount of every item and the total paid with taxes and fees.

Our California cannabis delivery laws guide covers more ground, and the rules themselves are in the DCC regulations.