In Good Health Dispensary in Taunton MA

The newest member of the family

Brockton to the north, Sandwich to the east, and now Taunton to complete the shape. In Good Health Dispensary in Taunton MA, at 30 Mozzone Boulevard, is the newest of the company’s three dispensaries, and it brings a homegrown Massachusetts name to the Route 24 and Route 140 crossroads. It serves medical patients and adult-use shoppers, and it is open every day of the week.

If you live in Taunton, Raynham, Norton or anywhere nearby, here is everything to know about In Good Health Taunton.

Licensed for adult-use since 2021

The Massachusetts Cannabis Control Commission lists 30 Mozzone Boulevard as an active, licensed adult-use cannabis retailer, open since December 15, 2021. In other words, Taunton shoppers have been able to buy adult-use cannabis at this address for years. What is new is the name on the door.

How In Good Health came to Taunton

In February 2025, In Good Health announced a deal to take over the Taunton dispensary. Company president and CEO David Noble said it in the most geographic way possible, calling Taunton “a perfect third point on the triangle,” with Brockton to the north and Sandwich to the east.

He also spelled out what he hoped to bring with him. “This acquisition allows us to bring our signature brands and high-quality, affordable products to a new community,” Noble said in the announcement. He added that the location would help the company move resources efficiently across its territory.

The deal closed in the summer. MMJ Daily reported in August 2025 that In Good Health would operate the Taunton location going forward.

Three stores, and that is the plan

Massachusetts caps how many dispensaries one owner can run, and Taunton puts In Good Health at the limit. Cape News reported in April 2025 that each owner may be granted three dispensary licenses, and Noble was clear about what that meant for him: “I’ll be done after this one.”

For Taunton shoppers, that is good news. Instead of being one stop on a long chain, this store is one of three, run by a company that has been in Massachusetts since 2015 and keeps its production facility just up the road in Brockton.

A local company with deep roots

In Good Health says it has served Massachusetts since 2015 and calls itself one of the first dispensaries in the state. It describes itself as locally owned and female founded. It grows, makes, packages and sells much of what it carries, and its About page points to a 56,000 square foot production facility in Brockton. The company also says every product it makes is lab tested.

That setup is what Noble had in mind when he talked about bringing the company’s signature brands to Taunton. Ask a budtender which items on the shelf came from In Good Health’s own facility.

Medical first, and still medical

The Taunton location page notes that the business began as a medical cannabis supplier before adding adult-use sales, and that it aims to give adult-use shoppers the same level of quality. The store keeps separate menus for each group, so medical patients and adult-use customers can each shop the right one.

Medical patients get a few perks worth knowing about. The FAQ lists an exemption from the 20% cannabis product tax, access to high-dose edibles and daily deals. Patients with questions about getting certified can start with the FAQ, which points to an online certification partner and to the Commission’s patient guidance.

What’s on the menu

The Taunton page lists a wide range of categories:

Flower and pre-rolls. For the traditional crowd.
Vaporizers, cartridges and oils. Easy to carry and simple to use.
Concentrates. Including sugar wax and distillate, for experienced consumers.
Edibles and infused drinks. Plenty of ways to skip the smoke.
Topicals, tinctures and CBD. Gentler options on the shelf.
Accessories and apparel. Gear to go with it.

Order ahead, pick up or get it delivered

The Taunton page says the store offers online ordering along with in-store pickup and delivery service. Online ordering is the fastest way to see what is on the shelves today, and pickup gets you in and out in minutes. Check the website for current delivery details before you place an order.

Private and easy to reach

The location page promises that “our location is private, and your visit can be discreet.” The store sits just off Route 24, near where it meets Route 140, which makes it an easy hop from Raynham, Norton, Middleborough, Lakeville, Easton and Berkley.

No car? The store page says GATRA Route 8 serves the area, and the closest bus stop is at Target in the Taunton Depot plaza, about half a mile away.

Rewards and savings

The free IGH &Friends Rewards program is open to everyone, medical and adult-use alike. Sign up by telling your budtender. Members earn 5% store credit on what they buy, and points stay good for 18 months. The location page also lists a 15% discount for veterans, seniors 65 and older, cannabis industry workers and people who qualify for financial hardship.

Vape tips from the In Good Health blog

Cartridges are popular for a reason, and the In Good Health blog has a guide to THC cartridges with some practical advice:

Buy licensed. The post says “it’s best to only buy carts from a licensed dispensary so you know you’re getting the real thing.”
Look at the oil. It describes good oil as light amber, yellow or gold, and says “Good oil is very thick.”
Ask about the coil. The guide says to find out what the cart coil is made of, and notes that plastic breaks down when it is exposed to concentrates.
Mind your battery. Cartridges do not come with batteries, and the post suggests vaping at 2.5V to 3.3V for the best flavor.

A quick word on terpenes

Ever wonder why one strain smells like lemons and another smells like dessert? Another In Good Health blog post on terpenes explains that these aromatic compounds shape a plant’s smell and flavor. In its words, terpenes are “what give something like Lemon Haze its telltale citrus aroma and Wedding Cake its sweet finish.” Next time you are at the counter, ask your budtender about the aroma of what you are buying.

Plan your visit

Address. 30 Mozzone Boulevard, Taunton, MA 02780.

Phone. (508) 682-1510.

Hours. Open every day, 9am to 10pm. In Good Health says its stores are open 364 days a year.

Parking. The FAQ says every In Good Health location has ample parking.

Paying. Cash, debit and CanPay are accepted, and there is an ATM on site. Debit purchases carry a $3.50 fee.

ID. Adult-use shoppers must be 21 or older with a valid ID, such as a U.S. driver’s license, passport, passport card, Massachusetts Liquor ID or military ID. Medical patients need a Commission patient card plus a second ID.

Out of state? Out-of-state medical cards are not accepted, a rule the FAQ says comes from the Commission.

One visit a day. Adult-use shoppers can visit once per day, which the FAQ says keeps purchases within the state’s daily limit.

Massachusetts cannabis basics

Here are the state rules from the Cannabis Control Commission:

Age. 21 or older, with a government-issued ID for every retail purchase.
Carrying. Up to two ounces in public.
At home. Up to 10 ounces, and anything over two ounces must be locked up.
Where to use it. Not in public places and not on federal land.
In the car. No open containers in the passenger area. Use a closed container in the trunk or a locked glove compartment, and never drive under the influence.
State lines. It is illegal to take cannabis out of Massachusetts, and it cannot be mailed. Shoppers coming up Route 24 from Fall River or across from Rhode Island should keep that in mind on the way home.

Your first visit, step by step

Check the menu online. See what is in stock and decide between pickup and delivery.
Bring a valid ID. Medical patients bring their patient card and a second ID too.
Talk to a budtender. Say you are new, and ask what the different categories feel like.
Go slow. Start with a small amount and give it time before you have more.
Join the rewards program. It is free, and your first purchase starts earning store credit.

Make a day of it in Taunton

Taunton had 59,408 residents at the 2020 census, the third most of any community in Bristol County. It is an old city with an industrial streak. The Taunton Iron Works opened in 1656 on the Two Mile River and ran until 1876. Later came stove makers, tack makers, Whittenton Mills and the Mason Machine Works, which built textile machinery and steam locomotives. The Taunton Locomotive Works started up in 1846.

The city’s history goes beyond factories. Robert Treat Paine, a signer of the Declaration of Independence and the first attorney general of Massachusetts after independence, is one of Taunton’s best-known names, and Abraham Lincoln campaigned here for Zachary Taylor before the 1848 election. In the 19th century, Weir Village was a shipping point for grain carried on the Taunton River.

For time outside, head north of downtown to Lake Sabbatia, overlooked by the 197-foot Prospect Hill. A big piece of the Hockomock Swamp sits in a wildlife management area in North Taunton. History fans may also like knowing that the Myles Standish Industrial Park, one of the largest industrial parks in New England at more than 800 acres, sits on the site of Camp Myles Standish, built in 1942.

Getting around is simple. Interstate 495 runs through North Taunton, and U.S. Route 44 and Routes 138 and 140 cross the city. The MBTA Commuter Rail stops at East Taunton, GATRA runs the local buses, and T.F. Green airport in Rhode Island is the nearest with national airline service.

Why In Good Health Taunton is worth the stop

A Massachusetts company that started with medical patients, built its own production facility and chose Taunton as the final point of its triangle: that is In Good Health Taunton. Add easy access off Route 24, a bus stop nearby, pickup and delivery, and a rewards program that pays you back, and the newest store in the family is already an easy favorite.

Cannabis is for adults 21 and over. Please consume responsibly.