If you need a licensed dispensary in Suffolk County at 7 a.m. or 11 p.m., The Joint Venture is one of very few options. The Medford shop at 2 Munsell Road lists hours of 7:00 a.m. to 11:30 p.m. every day, and New York's licensing record shows the same schedule. That is one of the longest posted operating days of any dispensary on Long Island. It's also a newcomer: state data shows its adult-use retail license (OCM-RETL-25-000461, held by Enterprise HQ Corp.) was issued in December 2025, and the first customers came through the door on February 25, 2026.
Locally owned, on Munsell Road
The shop's About page says it is owned and run by partners "with deep roots in Suffolk County" from hardworking backgrounds, not a corporate chain. It operates a single storefront and is not a franchise. Its motto, "Feel Good. Live Well.," shows up throughout the site alongside a promise of "community first, product second, hype never."
One naming note: a separately owned licensee, Joint Venture 1111 LLC, holds a license for an address in Mount Vernon, Westchester, that state data showed as non-operational in October 2026. The Medford shop is a different business.
The address falls in the Medford and North Bellport section of the Town of Brookhaven, and most shoppers will arrive by car. The shop's site describes a store interior with a hex-grid ceiling and a hedge wall.
Delivery, pickup and how ordering works
The Joint Venture's FAQ is more detailed than most:
- Pickup: no minimum. Choose a one-hour window, and orders are packed 15 minutes before it starts and held for up to 24 hours. You aren't charged if you don't pick up.
- Delivery: $75 minimum before tax, covering most areas of Suffolk County, with two-hour delivery windows and live tracking via OnFleet. The ID must match the name on the order, and drivers cannot leave packages unattended.
- Live inventory: the online menu is tied to store inventory and updated daily. Items with fewer than five units are hidden automatically, so what you see should be on the shelf.
- Returns: a 48-hour window for defective items such as a vape that doesn't work out of the box, with the original receipt.
Payment in-store is cash or debit. The FAQ lists a $3.50 debit fee and an on-site ATM with a $2.50 fee. Online payment for pickup and delivery runs through Dutchie, or you can order online and pay at the counter. Out-of-state and international IDs are accepted.
One of the more generous points programs
The Joint Venture's loyalty program awards 1 point per dollar, enrolls you automatically when you place an order, and starts members with 200 free points. The posted redemption ladder rewards larger balances:
| Points | Reward |
|---|---|
| 500 | $15 |
| 1,000 | $40 |
| 2,500 | $125 |
| 5,000 | $275 |
| 10,000 | $600 |
At the top tier, that works out to a 6% return on spending, higher than at the lower tiers. Our fall deals calendar shows when New York shops typically stack extra promotions.
What 16.5 hours a day changes
Most Long Island dispensaries open around 9 or 10 a.m. and close by 9 or 10 p.m. The Joint Venture's 7 a.m. opening and 11:30 p.m. close add several hours on both ends of the day. Shift workers, early commuters and anyone finishing a late restaurant or hospital shift can shop at a licensed counter rather than settling for whatever is open. The shop says any holiday or weather changes to that schedule are posted on its Instagram account, @jointventureny, so check there before a very early or very late trip.
The ordering system is set up for those off-hours. Pickup windows are bookable in one-hour blocks across the whole day, and the live menu hides low-stock items. An order placed the night before should be ready at 7 a.m.
On the menu
Categories include flower, pre-rolls (singles, multipacks and infused), vaporizers, concentrates (rosin, badder and hash), edibles including drinks, tinctures, topicals, CBD and accessories. Brand links on the homepage at the time of writing (October 2026) included 2 x Baked, Cycling Frog, Heavy Hitters, Jetty Extracts, Super Dope and Tyson 2.0. A rotating brand spotlight featured Ayrloom and was labeled as a paid brand partnership, a disclosure worth noting. If you're torn between a cart, a jar or a dab, our comparison of vapes, flower and concentrates can help you decide.
The homepage also runs two live feeds pulled from the menu: "Hot Deals," listing current promotions, and "Moving Fast," showing what's selling in Medford right now. Both update as inventory changes. A strain filter sorts products into sativa, indica and hybrid, and the site suggests asking at the counter if you're unsure which suits you. Taken together with the live-inventory rule, this is one of the more transparent online menus we've seen on Long Island.
What reviewers mention
The homepage's quoted Google reviews praise a large store, helpful and knowledgeable staff, and fast checkout with multiple cashier stations. Several name individual budtenders. With the shop open only since early 2026, its public review history is still short. This profile's headline calls it "top-listed," so it's worth checking current Google ratings to see whether that reputation holds up.
Medford's two-dispensary picture
Medford got two licensed shops less than two weeks apart. State records show another adult-use retailer at 262 Middle Island Road in the Gordon Heights area, which opened on March 6, 2026. A short drive north, Simply Green in Coram and Canna Blooms in Farmingville serve the Route 25 and North Ocean Avenue corridors. The Joint Venture's distinctive features are its very long hours, its delivery reach and its points table. Simply Green, by contrast, offers a smaller family-run counter with no delivery. For a county-by-county comparison, see where Long Island's best dispensaries are.
Who should go
- Early risers and late-shift workers who need a licensed shop outside normal retail hours, seven days a week.
- Suffolk residents who want delivery and can meet the $75 minimum.
- Frequent buyers who will climb the points ladder. Someone spending $100 a month would reach the 1,000-point, $40 reward in well under a year, counting the 200-point head start.
- Shoppers who like checking stock online before driving over, since the menu is tied to live inventory.
It may suit you less if you mostly pay by debit card; the $3.50 fee adds up for small, frequent purchases, so cash or a larger single order makes more sense.
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