Which Los Angeles dispensaries carry GDP?

7 licensed Los Angeles, CA dispensaries list a GDP product right now, including Brentwood Greens, ILLA Canna, Trees Hollywood and ReLeaf. Each store below links to hours, directions and phone.

How much is GDP in Los Angeles?

Los Angeles menu prices for GDP run from $19 to $40, averaging about $26.57. Prices change daily and this list refreshes nightly.

Which brands make GDP in Los Angeles?

Punch Edibles & Extracts and Jetty Extracts list GDP products on Los Angeles-area menus.

Are there GDP deals in Los Angeles?

2 GDP items are discounted on Los Angeles-area menus right now, including GDP | Distillate Cartridge | 1g at $21.

Is GDP indica or sativa?

Dispensary menus in our data don't consistently label a plant type for GDP, so we don't state one.

GDP in Los Angeles, CA

Updated September 2026

7 licensed dispensaries in Los Angeles, California currently list GDP on their menus. We track 3 GDP items from 2 brands here, mostly vape pens, priced from $19 to $40. Local menus most often list it at 59.3–88.5% THC. SWED A SNOOP DOGG Dispensary LAX is the highest-rated nearby stockist at 4.9★ from 4608 reviews.

7 dispensaries in Los Angeles, CA carry GDP, with 3 menu items tracked locally — from $19 for Punch | GDP | 510 Thread Distillate Vape | 1g.

Frequently asked

Which Los Angeles dispensaries carry GDP?: 7 licensed Los Angeles, CA dispensaries list a GDP product right now, including Brentwood Greens, ILLA Canna, Trees Hollywood and ReLeaf. Each store below links to hours, directions and phone.
How much is GDP in Los Angeles?: Los Angeles menu prices for GDP run from $19 to $40, averaging about $26.57. Prices change daily and this list refreshes nightly.
Which brands make GDP in Los Angeles?: Punch Edibles & Extracts and Jetty Extracts list GDP products on Los Angeles-area menus.
Are there GDP deals in Los Angeles?: 2 GDP items are discounted on Los Angeles-area menus right now, including GDP | Distillate Cartridge | 1g at $21.
Is GDP indica or sativa?: Dispensary menus in our data don't consistently label a plant type for GDP, so we don't state one.