A pre-roll is a ready-to-smoke cannabis joint, filled with ground flower and rolled into a paper cone or tube with a filter tip, so it is ready to use straight out of the package. The Grove carries a wide selection of pre-rolls, also called pre-rolled joints, at both of its licensed Nevada stores in Las Vegas and Pahrump, in singles and multipacks and in standard and infused styles, every one lab tested. Because stock and pricing change daily, the current lineup for each store lives on its menu.
Key facts
- Definition: a pre-roll is a ready-to-smoke cannabis joint, ground and rolled and sealed in its packaging.
- What is inside: ground cannabis flower, a rolling paper or cone, and a filter tip, sometimes called a crutch.
- Who makes them: licensed cannabis brands and cultivators roll and package pre-rolls, which is why a menu carries many brands at once.
- Formats: singles, multipacks, and smaller minis, in sizes that commonly range from about 0.35 gram to 1 gram.
- Styles: standard pre-rolls use flower only; infused pre-rolls add a cannabis concentrate.
- Selection: The Grove stocks a rotating range of brands across indica, sativa, and hybrid, at both stores.
- Testing: every pre-roll The Grove sells is lab tested and labeled under Nevada license.
- Where to buy: Visit The Grove Las Vegas, open 24 hours, and The Grove Pahrump; shop the live menus for current stock.
- Purchase rules: buyers must be 21 or older with valid ID, and Nevada caps adult-use flower, pre-rolls included, at 2.5 ounces per purchase.
What is a pre-roll?
A pre-roll is a cannabis joint that has already been rolled for you. Ground flower is packed into a rolling paper or a cone, fitted with a filter tip for airflow and structure, then sealed and labeled so it is ready to smoke with no grinder, papers, or rolling skill required.
Licensed cannabis brands and cultivators roll and package pre-rolls, then supply them to dispensaries. That is why a single menu carries pre-rolled joints from many brands at once, in a range of sizes and styles. The flower inside can vary in quality, from shake, the smaller loose pieces of flower, to premium whole buds, which a product’s brand and price usually reflect.
The Grove’s pre-roll selection
The Grove carries a wide, rotating selection of pre-rolls at both its Las Vegas and Pahrump stores. That selection spans singles and multipacks, standard and infused styles, and indica, sativa, and hybrid options, drawn from a roster of licensed Nevada brands that changes as new products arrive.
The lineup also includes The Grove’s own house line, Kannabis, alongside other brands.
Every pre-roll on the shelf is lab tested and labeled under Nevada license. To see what is in stock right now, with sizes, brands, and prices, browse the live menu for your store: the Las Vegas menu or the Pahrump menu.
Types and sizes of pre-rolls
Pre-rolls come in a few formats, and the right one depends on how you plan to use it.
- Singles: one full-size joint, usually around 0.5 gram or 1 gram, ideal for trying a brand or covering a single occasion.
- Multipacks: several joints in one package, often at a lower cost per joint, good for sharing or keeping a few on hand.
- Minis: smaller joints, sometimes called dogwalkers, often around 0.35 gram, made for a shorter session.
Sizes and pack counts shift with the brands in stock, so treat these as typical ranges. The menu lists the exact size and count for each product at your store.
Standard versus infused pre-rolls
Pre-rolls split into two broad styles, standard and infused, and the difference is what goes inside the joint. A standard pre-roll contains ground flower only. An infused pre-roll adds a cannabis concentrate to that flower, which is why the two appear as separate categories on the menu.
Infused pre rolls vary by the concentrate a brand uses. Common approaches include coating or blending the flower with kief, hash, distillate, or solventless concentrate, and some brands run a concentrate core through the center of the joint. The flower is still the base, and the concentrate is the added ingredient. Because each infused product is built and tested differently, the menu is where you confirm what a given pre-roll contains and read its lab-tested cannabinoid content.
Indica, sativa, and hybrid pre-rolls
Pre-rolls are labeled by strain type, and this is how most shoppers narrow the choice. Indica, sativa, and hybrid describe the lineage of the flower inside. Indica is commonly associated with relaxed, evening use, sativa with a more uplifting daytime feel, and hybrid with a balance of the two.
These are general associations shoppers use to filter, and individual experience varies by person and product, so this page does not offer medical guidance. Each pre-roll on the menu is labeled by type, so you can compare indica, sativa, and hybrid options and read the lab results before you buy.
Pre-rolls compared to joints, blunts, and loose flower
Pre-rolls sit alongside a few similar products, and a quick comparison makes the menu easier to read.
- Joints: a pre-roll is simply a joint that a brand rolled and packaged for you, while a traditional joint is one you roll yourself from loose flower.
- Blunts: traditional blunts are rolled in tobacco leaves and hold more flower, so they burn longer; however, blunts on dispensary shelves are rolled in hemp leaves or other materials, since cannabis dispensaries cannot also be licensed to sell tobacco products.
- Loose flower: buying flower lets you control the grind and the amount, while a pre-roll trades that flexibility for a ready-to-use joint in a fixed size.
None of these is better in the abstract. Pre-rolls win on convenience and consistency, and many shoppers keep both pre-rolls and loose flower on hand for different moments.
How to store pre-rolls and keep them fresh
Pre-rolls have a shelf life, and a little care keeps them smoking well. Follow any expiration or package date on the label, and as a general rule enjoy a pre-roll within about six months. Store it in a cool, dark, dry spot, in an airtight container or the tube it came in, often called a doob tube, away from direct light and heat.
You do not have to finish a pre-roll in one session. To save a partially smoked joint, put it out fully, let it cool, and reseal it in an airtight container so it keeps its freshness for next time.
How to choose a pre-roll at The Grove
A few quick decisions make the menu easy to filter, so start with the four that matter most:
- Strain type: indica, sativa, or hybrid, based on how and when you plan to use it.
- Standard or infused: flower only, or flower with an added concentrate.
- Format and size: a single to try something, a multipack for value, or a mini for a shorter session.
- Brand and freshness: check the brand and the package or test date, since fresher pre-rolls tend to smoke better.
With those settled, the rest is live stock and price. The menu takes over from there, and if you are still deciding, the team in either store can point you to a pre-roll that fits.
Buying pre-rolls in Las Vegas and Pahrump
You can buy pre-rolls in Las Vegas and in Pahrump at The Grove, and each store keeps its own live menu with current stock, sizes, and prices. In Las Vegas, browse pre-rolls on the Las Vegas menu. In Pahrump, browse them on the Pahrump menu. Availability differs between the two stores, so check the menu for the location you plan to visit.
The Las Vegas store is open 24 hours, so you can shop pre-rolls late at night or early in the morning, which are also its quietest windows for pickup or delivery. For store details, hours, and directions at either location, start from the Las Vegas store page or Pahrump store page.
Compliance note: You must be 21 or older with a valid, government-issued photo ID to buy pre-rolls at The Grove. Nevada limits adult-use flower, which includes pre-rolls, to 2.5 ounces per purchase. Pre-rolls are for adult use only, and this page does not provide medical advice.
Frequently asked questions
What is inside a pre-roll?
A pre-roll holds ground cannabis flower, a rolling paper or cone, and a filter tip, sometimes called a crutch, that supports the joint and keeps flower out of your mouth. Infused pre-rolls also contain an added cannabis concentrate.
What is the difference between standard and infused pre-rolls?
A standard pre-roll contains flower only. An infused pre-roll adds a cannabis concentrate, such as kief, hash, or distillate. Menus list the two styles separately, each with its own lab results.
Are pre-rolls made with whole flower or shake?
It varies by product. Pre-rolls can be made anywhere along a range of flower quality, from shake, the smaller loose pieces of flower, to premium whole buds. A product’s brand, label, and price usually signal where it sits, and the menu lists the brand and lab results for each.
What sizes do pre-rolls come in?
Singles are usually around 0.5 gram or 1 gram, minis run smaller at about 0.35 gram, and multipacks hold several joints in one package. Exact sizes and counts vary by brand, so check the live menu.
Do pre-rolls go bad, and how should I store them?
Pre-rolls have a shelf life. Follow the package or expiration date, and otherwise enjoy one within about six months. Store it in a cool, dark, dry place in an airtight container or its original tube to keep it fresh.
Can I buy pre-rolls late at night in Las Vegas?
Yes. The Grove’s Las Vegas store is open 24 hours, so you can shop pre-rolls at any hour. Browse the Las Vegas menu to see what is in stock before you go.
How many pre-rolls can I buy at once?
Pre-rolls count as flower under Nevada rules, so your total adult-use flower purchase, pre-rolls included, cannot exceed 2.5 ounces per transaction. You must be 21 or older with a valid photo ID.
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