Medicine Creek Caregivers Cannabis in Great Falls, MT

Medicine Creek Caregivers Cannabis in Great Falls, MT

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Key Takeaways

  • Medicine Creek Caregivers is a Gallatin Valley cannabis company that says it has served Montana since 2014.
  • It grows flower and makes its own vapes and concentrates.
  • Its own stores are in Bozeman, Billings, Wolf Point, Butte and Ennis. In Great Falls, Infinity Wellness carries the brand.
  • Adults 21+ with a valid ID can shop. Montana medical cardholders are welcome.

Medicine Creek Caregivers is a Montana cannabis brand with roots in the state’s medical era. The company grows flower and runs its own extraction facility for vapes and concentrates. Infinity Wellness carries Medicine Creek Caregivers products in Great Falls. Find them at our 11th St N and 6th St SW stores.

Products rotate often. Check Medicine Creek products on today’s flower menu before you visit.

For adults 21 and older. This page is for education only and is not medical advice.

Who Is Medicine Creek Caregivers?

Medicine Creek Caregivers is based in Montana’s Gallatin Valley. According to the company, it has served Montana since 2014. Founder and CEO Taylor Limanek started the business with a focus on sustainably grown cannabis.

The Montana Department of Revenue lists Medicine Creek Caregivers LLC as a licensed cultivator in Bozeman. The company also describes its own extraction facility, where it makes vape cartridges and concentrates.

Medicine Creek runs its own dispensaries in Bozeman, Billings, Wolf Point, Butte and Ennis. Great Falls is not on the list. For customers in the Electric City, Infinity Wellness is the local place to find the brand.

Infinity Wellness is an independent Great Falls dispensary. We are not owned by Medicine Creek Caregivers.

Why “Caregivers”? A Short Montana History

The word “caregivers” in the brand name points back to Montana’s early medical marijuana law. Here is the short version:

  • 2004: Montana voters approved medical marijuana. The law let registered caregivers grow and supply cannabis for qualifying patients.
  • 2011: The Legislature rewrote the law and renamed caregivers providers. Many longtime businesses kept “caregivers” in their names.
  • 2020: Voters approved adult-use cannabis.
  • 2022: Recreational sales began for adults 21 and older.

Medicine Creek is one of the companies that came through that medical era and into today’s market. The name is history, not a health claim.

Medicine Creek Caregivers Products in Great Falls

Medicine Creek makes flower, vape cartridges and several kinds of concentrates. Not every product is on our shelves at once. Here is what to look for.

Flower

Medicine Creek sells indica, sativa and hybrid flower under its own label. The company says it grows with sustainability in mind. Strains rotate by harvest. Lemon Wreck, a citrus-forward strain also called Lemon Trainwreck, is one that has turned up on Medicine Creek menus.

Every jar carries a Montana test label. Check the THC percentage, the top terpenes and the harvest date before you buy. Browse premium cannabis flower in Great Falls to see current Medicine Creek strains.

Vape Cartridges

Medicine Creek makes its own vape cartridges in three styles:

  • Distillate: Highly refined THC oil, usually with added terpenes for flavor.
  • Cured resin: Made from dried and cured plant material. It keeps more of the plant’s natural flavor than distillate.
  • Live rosin: Made from fresh-frozen plants, pressed with heat and pressure, with no solvents.

Each style tastes different. Distillate tends to be the most consistent. Live rosin usually costs more and tastes closest to the fresh plant. See today’s options on our vape cartridges and disposables menu.

Concentrates, Explained

Medicine Creek also makes dabbable concentrates. The names can be confusing, so here is a plain guide:

Concentrate How it’s made Texture What customers often notice
BHO Extracted with butane, then purged Varies: shatter, wax or sugar Strong potency, wide range of styles
Batter A whipped form of BHO Soft, creamy, easy to scoop Easy to handle, good flavor
Live resin Extracted from fresh-frozen plants Saucy or sugary Bright, fresh aroma
Distillate Refined until nearly pure THC Thick, clear oil Very potent, little natural flavor

Concentrates are much stronger than flower. Many test well above 60% THC. If you are new to dabs, start with a very small amount and wait. Our budtenders can show you how much a small dose looks like. Browse cannabis concentrates in Great Falls to see what we have.

Storing What You Buy

Great Falls winters are dry and cold, and summers can run hot. Both are hard on cannabis. Keep flower in its sealed jar, away from sunlight and heaters. Store vape carts upright at room temperature so the oil stays put. Keep concentrates in their original container, somewhere cool. Never leave cannabis in a parked car, and always store it out of reach of children and pets.

Indica, Sativa or Hybrid: A First-Visit Checklist

Every Medicine Creek product on our menu carries an indica, sativa or hybrid label. Researchers have found that indica vs sativa labels do not reliably predict a strain’s chemistry. Use the label as a starting point, then use this checklist.

  1. Decide when you plan to use it. Many people describe indica flower as relaxing and heavier in the body. They often save it for evenings. That is the common answer to “what does indica do to you?”
  2. Think about your plans. People often describe sativa as more alert and upbeat. That is the common answer to “what does sativa do to you?” Some find high-THC sativa too intense.
  3. Consider a hybrid. Hybrids fall in between and vary widely. Most modern cannabis is technically a hybrid.
  4. Read the terpenes. Limonene smells like citrus. Myrcene smells earthy. Caryophyllene smells peppery.
  5. Check THC. Higher is not always better, especially if you are new.
  6. Start small. A single pre-roll is an easy first step. See our Great Falls pre-roll menu.

Effects depend on your body, your tolerance and the dose. If you take medication or have a health condition, talk with your doctor first.

Medicine Creek for Medical and Recreational Customers

Medicine Creek came up through Montana’s medical program, and Infinity Wellness serves both medical and recreational customers today.

  • Recreational customers: Adults 21+ with a valid government-issued ID can shop.
  • Medical customers: Bring your Montana medical marijuana card along with your ID. Medical and recreational purchase limits differ under state law.

Not sure which applies to you? Our Great Falls dispensary FAQ covers ID rules, medical cards and purchase limits.

Where to Buy Medicine Creek Caregivers in Great Falls

Medicine Creek’s closest stores are hours away. Infinity Wellness carries the brand at two Great Falls dispensary locations, open seven days a week.

Infinity Wellness 11th St North 920 11th St N, Great Falls, MT 59405 (406) 315-1270 Near the Northside Historic District, Riverview and Black Eagle. Browse the 11th St N menu

Infinity Wellness 6th St SW 721 6th St SW Suite 3, Great Falls, MT 59404 (406) 315-1875 Near West Hill, Fox Farm, Meadowlark and Prospect Heights. Browse the 6th St SW menu

Hours: Daily, 9:00 a.m. to 7:45 p.m.

Customers come in from East Great Falls, the CM Russell Subdivision, Sun Prairie, Gibson Flats and Manchester. Many pair a stop with a walk at Giant Springs State Park. Others swing by after a look at the Great Falls of the Missouri. Montana law bans cannabis use in public places, including parks and trails. Take your purchase home, and never drive impaired.

Looking for a better price? Check our current dispensary deals before you come in.

Medicine Creek Caregivers FAQ

Is there a Medicine Creek Caregivers store in Great Falls? No. Medicine Creek’s own stores are in Bozeman, Billings, Wolf Point, Butte and Ennis. In Great Falls, you can buy Medicine Creek products at Infinity Wellness.

Where is Medicine Creek grown? Medicine Creek Caregivers LLC holds a Montana cultivator license in Bozeman, in the Gallatin Valley.

Does the name mean it is a medical product? No. “Caregivers” comes from Montana’s early medical marijuana law. The name does not mean the products treat any condition.

Do Medicine Creek store deals apply at Infinity Wellness? No. Infinity Wellness sets its own prices and deals.

Can I order ahead? Yes. Choose your store menu online, place your order, and pick it up with your ID.

Shop Medicine Creek Caregivers Today

Medicine Creek Caregivers brings Gallatin Valley flower, vapes and concentrates to the Electric City. Ask our budtenders to compare Medicine Creek with the rest of our Montana lineup.

Shop Now: Order Medicine Creek Caregivers online and pick up at 11th St N or 6th St SW. Bring your ID.

Adults 21+ only. Valid government-issued ID required. Keep out of reach of children. Do not drive or operate machinery after use. Cannabis can be habit forming. This page is for education only. It is not medical or legal advice. Product availability varies by location.