THC prices in Switzerland compared

At a glance

• Black market: roughly CHF 8–12/g, untested, undeclared, legal risk.
• Pharmacy: CHF 10–15/g, tested, but prescription and indication required.
• Pilot projects: roughly CHF 8–12/g, tested, residency and a study place required.
• Planned club price for members: CHF 3–5/g after regulation.

Why the pharmacy route is expensive

Wholesale purchase of medical flower sits near CHF 3.50/g. The CHF 10–15/g retail price comes from intermediaries, margin and dispensing fees — not from production cost. That surcharge is exactly what a member-owned club model removes.

Why the black market is only cheap on paper

At CHF 8–12/g there is no lab analysis, no pesticide or mould screening and no reliable THC declaration. Add fines and a quality risk that cannot be priced per gram.

The club calculation, in the open

Non-profit means production cost, lab testing, logistics and club operations — nothing else. That lands members at a planned CHF 3–5/g. The same logic already applies to legal CBD today: CHF 1.00–2.50/g for members instead of CHF 5–10/g in shops.

What to do with this today

To use the price advantage from day one you have to be a member before it. Joining is free and non-binding — it only decides whether you are supply-eligible on the first day.

Frequently asked

What does 1 gram of THC cannabis cost in Switzerland?

Between CHF 8 and 15 depending on the route. Pharmacies CHF 10–15/g, black market and pilot projects roughly CHF 8–12/g.

Is CHF 3–5/g realistic?

Yes, because wholesale purchase is around CHF 3.50/g and a non-profit club adds no trading margin.

Does health insurance contribute?

Only for selected indications and with prior cost approval.

What does a member pay today?

Legal CBD flower at CHF 1.00–2.50/g instead of CHF 5–10/g in shops.

THC products are not freely available in Switzerland outside a prescription or approved pilot projects. Today we sell legal CBD products only.