Everything 420 Discount Codes in September 2026

Yes. New subscribers get 20% off their first order, the biggest single discount open to a new customer. Join through the pop-up or the "Subscribe to our emails" box at the bottom of the site, and the code lands in your inbox.

Before you count on that full amount, know that it may leave out sale, bundle, or subscription items, or ask for a minimum cart to apply. It works best on a first order of full-price gear.

After that first order, the list is mainly about timing. Based on the emails we've received, subscribers get early word on restocks, new-product drops, and flash sales, along with the "last chance" and "going fast" alerts that let you buy before something sells out.

So the list pays off for two kinds of shoppers. One is the first-time buyer who wants the discount, and the other is the repeat buyer who'll act on a sale or restock heads-up. The emails come often and lean hard on hype, so they only help if you actually open them.

Yes. U.S. orders over $15 ship free, and anything under that pays a flat $4.20. The free-shipping mark stays at $15 all year, even during big sales, so the trick below always works. Your cart shows a live "add $X to get free shipping" bar, so you always know how close you are.

When your cart sits at $11 to $14, add one item from the $4.20 Store instead of covering that flat shipping fee. You spend the same either way, but now you cross into free shipping and walk away with an extra product instead of nothing. One thing to watch on a percentage discount, since it lowers your subtotal and can quietly drop you back under $15. Check the free-shipping bar after the discount applies, not before.

At checkout you'll also see an optional $1.99 "Shipping Protection" add-on that covers a lost, stolen, or damaged order. It's your call whether to add it, but it's a separate charge and doesn't count toward the $15 mark. One last thing, THCA products can't ship to every state, including HI, ID, and MN, so confirm yours isn't restricted before you check out.

Yes, though here's the part to know up front. Return shipping is free only when the item arrived damaged. Everything else can still go back within 30 days with no restocking fee, but you cover the postage to send it in.

Which track you fall under decides who pays return shipping.

• Damaged or defective on arrival: report it within 14 days, and Everything 420 covers the return shipping and issues a full refund or exchange.

• Unused, change of mind: you have 30 days from receipt with no restocking fee, but the return shipping is on you.

The two windows don't line up cleanly on the site, so treat the 14-day clock as the one that matters when something shows up broken. Miss it, and you may fall back to the 30-day track where you cover the postage yourself. Anything opened, used, and working as described sits outside both windows, though support can still weigh in.

To start a return, email their customer service and ask for Returns and Exchanges. Have your order number ready. For damaged items, take photos before you repack and hold onto the item until support closes the claim, since throwing it out early can cost you the refund.

Opening the box on delivery day is the smart habit here, since it lets you catch any damage inside the shorter 14-day window while the retailer still covers the postage.