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The Rise of Cannabis Culture

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What cannabis formats do consumers want?

The three core categories, dried flower, pre-rolls, and vapes , make up the vast majority of cannabis sales. Within these three categories, their shares of sales may rise and fall for seasonal popularity, but they never lose their spots in the top three.

Larger packs of pre-rolls have been on the rise and are continuing that way, with more brands offering full oz sizes –like Redecan’s 70 pre-roll King Pack!

Infused pre-rolls are rising in overall potencies, with many now available at 60%+ THC!

What formats are selling the most?

This data shows the trends in cannabis formats over the last month. Different formats become more popular in different seasons, as weather changes where and how people smoke, but dried flower remains the most popular format month over month.

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The Rise of Cannabis Culture

A look back at the 60s, 70s, & 80s

While we’ve been smoking weed for more than a thousand years, there was a short period of time in history that saw cannabis jump from the unknown and into the mainstream. From the 1960s to the 1980s, weed went from a prohibited substance to a symbol of counterculture, paving the way for the more accepting attitudes of today. These attitudes transcended borders—there wasn’t just a shift in the U.S. and Canada, but around the world. We’re looking back at these three milestone decades in weed culture, from the new and open views of the 1960s to the social pushback of the 1980s.

The 1960s

The 1960s was a decade of change and social transformation, fueled by major movements like the push for civil rights and opposition to the Vietnam War. Conservative norms were challenged, and new countercultures began to take root. Across the world, cannabis evolved with this social change.

New attitudes towards cannabis

In the early 1960s, cannabis was largely viewed negatively. The U.S. government had campaigned against the plant since the 1930s, portraying it as something dangerous that could lead to crime and moral decay. Through the 60s, these perceptions began to shift—especially in younger generations, as influential figures emerged and championed its use, and it was seen as a way to break from traditional values.

Globally, attitudes towards cannabis were shaped by a mixture of colonial legacies and local traditions. In many parts of Asia and Africa, cannabis had been used for

centuries in traditional practices. However, Western colonial powers had imposed strict prohibitions, branding it as a dangerous narcotic.

A new underground & a new mainstream

While weed use was still heavily stigmatized, it boomed in the underground scene in cities like New York and San Francisco, which became gathering points for artists, musicians, and activists. Famous psychedelic bands often alluded to weed in their lyrics, pushing it into the public eye.

Two events stand out as defining moments for 1960s weed culture. The Summer of Love in 1967 in San Francisco and Woodstock in 1969 in Bethel, New York drew tens of thousands of people, with attendees openly smoking weed as a gesture of solidarity.

Weed also thrived outside of the U.S. In Amsterdam, businesses discreetly offered cannabis, laying the groundwork for the city’s future coffeeshops.

In Jamaica, the Rastafarian movement intertwined cannabis with their cultural identity. In places like India and Morocco, established and ancient traditions of cannabis continued to flourish, but often still in clandestine settings—especially with the UN’s 1961 treaty, the Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs, which classified cannabis with hard drugs.

The 1970s

The 1970s witnessed the mainstreaming and globalization of weed. As the counterculture ideals of the 1960s spread, cannabis began to gain a foothold in new circles—despite ongoing legal challenges!

Going mainstream

The 1970s saw a more nuanced public attitude towards cannabis. While still illegal, there was a growing acceptance of its use, particularly among the middle class. The decade also witnessed the emergence of a pro-cannabis political movement. Organizations like the National

Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws (NORML), founded in Washington DC in 1970, advocated for decriminalization and fought against harsh penalties for possession.

In the Netherlands, more tolerant legal policies in the 70s allowed for regulated cannabis use in designated spaces: giving us the famous Dutch coffeeshops!

A cultural milestone

The underground scene began to branch out, with the creation of weed clubs, publications, and even public protest smoke-ins . In 1974, a new platform appeared for cannabis enthusiasts around the world to share information and stories: High Times magazine. Today, High Times is bigger than ever, hosting multiple cannabis cups every year.

The film industry hopped onboard: stoner humour not only started to appear on the big screen, but was also immensely popular. These films helped demystify cannabis, which many people had only previously

known through anti-drug campaigns. From Jamaica, reggae music and its deeprooted connections to cannabis gained even more international recognition.

The 1980s

With the 1980s came a crackdown on cannabis, influenced not only by the Reagan administration’s War on Drugs, but similar initiatives around the world. Despite this, cannabis culture kept on rolling!

Legal challenges

Under President Ronald Reagan, the U.S. government adopted a zero-tolerance policy towards drug use. The Anti-Drug Abuse Act of 1986 introduced mandatory minimum sentences for drug offenses, including cannabis possession. This aggressive stance lead to a resurgence of anti-cannabis attitudes.

This influence spread across the world, and many countries adopted similar anti-cannabis policies—but some countries were mostly unaffected! In the Netherlands and Spain, more liberal views

towards weed overcame the global stigma by focusing on harm reduction rather than punishment. This helped create a model for future legalization efforts everywhere.

A new cannabis culture

In the 1980s, music was a huge platform for weed culture. Hip-hop began to dominate, especially in New York City, with many of the most popular artists referencing cannabis and its role in their communities in their lyrics. Throughout the 80s, several standout comedy movies showed the lighter sides of weed, leading to the wave of stoner comedies that took the 90s and early 2000s by storm.

A legacy that stands today

Thanks to the effort of movers and shakers throughout the most formative years of weed, we’re reaping the benefits now. The countercultural roots of the 1960s, the mainstreaming efforts of the 1970s, and the defiant spirit of the 1980s gave us the legalization we might take for granted now—so let’s give them all a big thank you.

What type of strain is sold most?

Many consumers use indica, sativa, or hybrid as a proxy for the experience they want to get. We see more consumers buying dried flower indica strains for use at home. On-the-go formats like pre-rolls, edibles, or vapes often feature sativa strains.

Redecan’s Space Age Cake and Animal Rntz are bestsellers in 14 g, and have stayed on our charts for many months now.

In shatter, sativa strains do very well!

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How much do consumers pay for their cannabis?

The vast majority of Canadian consumers buy high to mid value priced cannabis, with craft and premium categories remaining more niche. However, many industry professionals and online communities prefer premium and craft categories!

Craft and small batch weed, centered around unique genetics, high terpenes, & freshness. Typically available at a higher price.

Brands: Simply Bare, Carmel, Blk Mkt, & more

Typically grown in larger batches to give you the biggest bang for your buck!

Brands: Hiway, Bake Sale, & more

Cannabis with accessible pricing, but closer to craft quality with unique strains and smaller batches.

Brands: 1964, Tweed, & more

Better quality cannabis, grown in large batches. Includes a good variety of strains and solid potency!

Brands: Good Supply, Twd, & more

Categorizations of cannabis products are provided by the licensed producer and the associated cannabis & liquor control board.

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7 g, 14 g, and 28 g are on the rise, as more people opt for larger sizes with more savings per gram.

What Flower sold the most this month?

Dried flower, the cured buds of the cannabis plant, is the most popular form of cannabis sold. Usually vaporized or smoked in bongs, pre-rolls, or pipes, dried flower offers the widest selection of strains, flavours, and experiences of any category. Dried flower is often chosen for its cost-effective nature and versatility. Marshmallow Milk by Volo is a

If you want to sample as many flavours as possible, a variety pack is your best bet, like the 28 g, Four Flower Cultivar Pack from Cookies.

This month's top bulk dried flower

28g bags rule the dried flower category. For dried flower consistent factors drive longterm success: bag appeal, freshness, a variety of strain genetics, staying on weight, consistent quality, and price to THC ratio. These are the top-selling large format dried flower products (28g & 14g) over the last month.

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This month's top small-sized dried flower

Smaller formats of dried flower, including 3.5g and 7g, are popular for their versatility. Consumers can purchase multiple strains they enjoy, combinations of indicas, sativas, and hybrids, and can use these smaller sizes to explore new types of cannabis .

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What pre-roll brands sold the most this month?

Convenient and great for on-the-go use, pre-rolls are ready-made joints filled with ground cannabis flower. They’re a popular choice for those who want to skip the prep of bongs or pipes, try a new strain, or with occasional smokers. Over the last month, these brands have shown great success in the pre-roll category.

10-packs and 7-packs from 1Spliff have been shaking up the game with their top potencies. Check out their Orange Rntz and Grape Escape!

This month’s bestselling pre-rolls

Pre-rolls come in a wide variety of sizes, flavours, and potencies. Larger-format packs of pre-rolls are increasing in popularity, such as cigarette-style, slimmer joint packs meant for quick hits on the go.

This month’s bestselling infused pre-rolls

Infused-rolls combine the convenience and portability of regular pre-rolls with higher THC levels. They are usually infused with distillate, kief, or hash, but can also include live resin, shatter, or other concentrates. A newer category, infused pre-rolls are on the rise! Frootyhooty’s Poppin Peach

Which vape brands sold the best this month?

Made with concentrated cannabis such as distillate or live resin, vapes are mostly sold in 510-thread compatible cartridges. They’re popular for hassle-free or indoor cannabis consumption, as they require no prep and do not produce smoke. Vape carts are one of the most potent forms of cannabis, with THC levels normally reaching higher than 80%.

Litti is shooting up the charts with their low price and wide range of flavours, like their sweet Gulupa Gulp!

Kazoo makes vapes that are ready to go, no prep required. Take a look at their Suckerberry Sour Allin-One!

This month’s bestselling distillate vapes

Made with THC concentrate and often paired with botanical terpenes or other flavouring, distillate vapes make up the majority of vape cart sales. They are available in countless flavours, from simple fruits like strawberry or orange, to more complex blends like lychee bubble tea or café mocha.

This month’s bestselling non-distillate vapes

Non-distillate vapes are typically made with cannabis concentrates like shatter or live resin. Most are not paired with botanical terpenes or other flavours, and are most often full-spectrum offerings that taste and smell like the strain they are extracted from.

1964 offers full-flavour, full-spectrum live resin vape options, like their Blue Dream FSE and Comatose FSE carts.

What are minor cannabinoids?

Looking at CBC, CBN, CBG, and what they mean!

Most weed features one or both of the two wellknown major cannabinoids: THC and CBD. Recently, we’ve seen a trend with growers showcasing some of the lesser-known compounds, infusing them in edibles, vapes, and beverages, or breeding new strains that feature them. While there are over 100 different cannabinoids in weed, with more still being discovered, a few of these minor cannabinoids are taking their spot in the limelight: CBC, CBG, THCV, and CBN .

Let’s take a look at these cannabinoids, what they are, and a few of our bestselling products that feature them!

What are minor cannabinoids?

Simply speaking, minor cannabinoids are chemical compounds found in the cannabis plant . All cannabinoids interact with receptors in our bodies: some cannabinoids, like THC and its minor cousin THCV, are psychoactive, while many cannabinoids are not.

Major and minor cannabinoids work in tandem with terpenes , which contribute to a plant’s unique aroma and appearance. Terpenes are aromatic molecules that give us the scents that we smell in cannabis, like lemon, pine, lavender, spice, and sweetness. Different levels of major and minor cannabinoids and terpenes affect how a strain feels, tastes, and smells. These unique combinations are what give us the distinct profiles of the more than 16,000 cannabis strains we’ve developed!

They’re known as “minor” cannabinoids because they’re found in much smaller concentrations in the cannabis plant than the two “major” cannabinoids, THC and CBD.

Bestselling minor cannabinoid-forward weed

Mollo – Mollo 10 THC + CBG Beverage

With the summer heat in full swing, there’s nothing like a cool drink: crack open this cold one from Mollo!

The first of its kind in Canadian weed, this crisp beverage has a hoppy, non-alcoholic lager profile. For an extra twist, Mollo 10 is infused with both 10 mg of THC and 10 mg of CBG. For another unique THC and CBG beverage with a fruitier taste, check out Mollo’s Orchard Chill’R, a semi-sweet apple cider—best served over ice in a pint glass.

Spinach FEELZ – Mango Lime 1:3

THC + CBC Soft Chews

No one does minor cannabinoid gummies quite like Spinach! Their nationwide bestselling line of gummies all feature dual flavours, some dusted in sweetness and some with a burst of sour crystals. From THC-forward SOURZ to minor cannabinoid infused FEELZ, Spinach’s edibles have been in the top spots of our lists for well over a year.

FEELZ Mango Lime gummies feature 10 mg of THC and a whopping 30 mg of CBC with a sour-then-sweet coating! For even more minor cannabinoid blends from Spinach, check out their Blueberry Pomegranate THC+CBN and Blue Raspberry Lemonade THC+THCV.

SHRED – Supersonic Citrus 3:1 THC + THCV Milled Flower 7 g

While SHRED is known for their bestselling milled flower blends based on flavour profiles, this new offering is their first to feature the minor cannabinoid THCV. This milled weed is derived from a new sativa flower called “Get S**t Done” with a sour citrusy aroma. This is one of the only flower options on the market that features THCV, as this minor cannabinoid is fairly difficult to produce in larger concentrations. It’s usually found only in edibles and beverages, where it can be more easily isolated – but if flower is more your speed, SHRED’s new blend is ready to roll, pack, or vape!

BoxHot – Cruise Control Fiji Fresh THC + CBD Vape 2 g

Make way for BoxHot’s newest addition to their explosively bestselling Cruise Control line. This 2 g giant is packed not only with 1000 mg of THC, but also 700 mg of CBD and a tropical kiwi, banana, and mint flavour. Fiji Fresh’s innovative formula means a THC level hovering around 50%, making it easier to moderate your

experience, whether you want to coast or go full throttle.

BoxHot’s vapes have made their name with their oversized hardware that is less likely to clog and that delivers huge clouds. If you want to switch up your flavour of Cruise Control, check out their Nitro 2 g cart, infused with 1000 mg of THC, 500 mg of CBG , and a watermelon and berry flavour.

Northbound Cannabis – CBD Pineapple Kush Vape 1 g

If you’re interested in the new world of minor cannabinoids, chances are you’re also looking for an option with little to no THC . This broad-spectrum, high potency 1 g vape from Northbound uses winterized CO2 extract to enhance the quality and flavour, and has an inhale of fruit and slightly earthy kush notes. It’s formulated with 58% CBD and less than 2% THC!

With sustainability in mind, these carts are made with a hemp-based mouthpiece

and are packaged in mylar bags made from over 40% post-consumer material. Northbound’s CBD is made of an all natural, high terpene blend that also significantly reduces the number of crystals, helping to prevent clogging.

Wrap up

Minor cannabinoids might not be as wellknown as THC or CBD, but their unique properties are giving them their moment in the spotlight in the world of weed. We’re expecting to see a lot more formats featuring CBC, CBN, and CBG, especially in concentrates like shatter, as well as in vapes and specially-bred flower strains.

Want to check out a few more honourable mentions? See WANA’s CBN Midnight Berry soft chews, infused with CBN, CBD, and THC, Wyld’s wide range of gummies featuring minor cannabinoids, or Spinach’s Mango Kiwi Haze Infused PreRolls , twisted with THC and CBC.

What concentrate brands did consumers buy this month?

Normally consumed in dab rigs or vaporizers, concentrates are a highly potent form of cannabis, with THC levels far above dried flower. The most potent forms of concentrates include those like wax, shatter, THCa powder, or oils. Less potent forms include kief or hash, which are often paired with dried flower in bongs and joints.

Endgame remains one of the top choices for concentrate vapes from live resin to shatter, with their consistent quality and accessible pricing.

This month’s bestselling dabbable concentrates

As consumers who use concentrates most often do so for their higher potency, the price-to-THC ratio remains important here. The bestselling concentrate brands have a variety of specific strain genetics, consistent quality, and offer several formats. The types of concentrates explored here are dabbable concentrates such as shatter, live resin, diamonds, and badder.

This month’s bestselling hash products

Popular with legacy cannabis consumers, hash is a concentrate made with compressed trichomes. Typically not as potent as shatter, hash is most often added to bong bowls, rolled into joints, or used in cooking.

Nugz remains a bestseller in hash month over month, but new hash from Tuck Shop, brought to you by Carmel , is shaking things up.

Who are the most successful edible brands right now?

Most popularly sold as gummies and chocolates, edibles provide a discreet, no-prep experience. With all edibles made with a maximum of 10mg THC, successful brands in this category produce delicious, cost-effective edibles in a wide range of flavours.

Wyld has a huge line of fruitflavored, sustainably made, and naturally flavoured gummies, from Marionberry to Pear.

This month’s bestselling edibles

Edibles are a very popular category as a smoke-free option of cannabis, as they don’t involve inhalation and have easy to control doses. While soft chews have always been the most popular, recent innovations in edibles are showing slowly rising sales in cookies, hard candies, and chocolate.

Between Pearls by Grön, Spinach SOURZ , Wyld, Wana, and Shred’Ems, the edible game has never been better – and there have never been more options to choose from when it comes to flavours and cannabinoid blends!

Different Ways to Vaporize Weed

With top selling rigs, e-rigs, &

vaporizers!

Vaping weed isn’t just about carts. As summer draws to a close and we get ready for stunning fall leaves and cool breezes, we’re taking a look at smoke-free ways to take a puff that are just as at home on the back porch as they are in the living room. While vape carts are normally the star of the show when it comes to vaping, we’re shifting the spotlight to three types of accessories that deserve their time to shine.

If you’re looking to change it up from carts, you’re in the right place. Check out other ways to vaporize cannabis: dry herb vapes , dab rigs , and e-rigs . See what they are, how they work, and our topselling picks!

Vaporizing weed means to heat it just enough to release cannabinoids and terpenes without actually burning it , creating vapour instead of smoke.

Vape Carts vs Other Vaporizing Methods

Pre-filled vapes are the simplest and one of the most common ways to vaporize cannabis. All-in-one vapes are ready to go, most often pre-charged, and have either a single button or inhale activation, with no prior set-up. Vape cartridges are a quick screw in or snap on to a battery, and that’s it. While vape carts are most often filled with distillate and unique flavours like tropical fruit, icy menthol, bubble tea, cream soda, and countless more, we’re seeing a rise in concentrate vapes with true-to-flower shatter and live resin.

Dry herb vapes , dab rigs , and e-rigs however, are different. They’re separate accessories that work with various cannabis formats like flower and dabbable concentrates, meaning you aren’t limited to what vape carts are available. They let you use your go-to flower or concentrate, like a small craft-grown flower or live resin that isn’t available in cart form, or a bulksize flower option to save money.

Dry Herb Vaporizers

Dry herb vaporizers are designed specially for dried flower. They use heating chambers with either conduction or convection heating methods to gently vaporize cannabinoids without combustion. Dry herb vapes come in many forms, from sleek and discreet pocket-sized devices to powerful desktop models for longer sessions. Some dry herb vaporizers are also compatible with concentrates or use adapters for them. Before using any dry herb vape for concentrates, however, double check that it’s able to handle them—otherwise you risk clogging your vaporizer and breaking your device.

Xvape - Fyra Dry Herb Vaporizer

Market $200.00 | Member $140.00

The Fyra is a jack-of-all-trades device. It’s designed to swap between three

different types of consumption— dry flower, concentrates, and 510 carts —with seamless, easy transitions, no complex fiddling required. Equipped with advanced heating technology, the Fyra ensures every session is packed with flavor and smooth vapor. The Fyra also features a unique water bubbler attachment that delivers an exceptionally cool hit.

For dry flower, the stainless steel oven chamber boasts even heating and consistent vapor production. The Fyra tackles concentrates with the dip head's patented design, allowing for easy, smooth draws without the need for any extra attachments. And for those quick, no prep days, the 510-thread adapter is compatible with any pre-filled cart. Get the best of both worlds!

Dip Devices - Aster Dry Herb

The Aster is the perfect middle ground between premium features and an accessible price. With its small profile,

sleek aesthetic, and comfortable feel in the palm, the Aster easily stands next to dry herb vaporizers with twice its price tag.

The Aster features precise temperature control and a preheat setting, a userfriendly interface complete with variable voltage settings and an LCD screen, a powerful 1300mAh battery, and is rechargeable via USB-C. For maximum bang for your buck, pair the Aster with a big value option flower like 28 g bags from Spinach, Good Supply, or FIGR .

The Aster is also compatible with glass pieces—like your bong—with its included glass adapter! This means you can combine the Aster’s already smooth vapor with your bong’s cooling and filtering water power.

Dab Rigs

Dab rigs vaporize cannabis concentrates like wax, shatter, or rosin. Like a bong, a dab rig uses water filtration to cool inhales and reduce debris from entering your lungs. Most dab rigs are smaller than

bongs and are made of glass for durability, preserving flavour, and easy cleaning. Keep in mind that it’s possible to combust your concentrate and create smoke if you use too high a temperature. To truly vaporize your weed with a dab rig, start at low temperatures and work your way up.

Famous Design - Surrender

Straight Dab Rig (10’’)

Market $76.99 | Member $28.87

Made of strong 5mm thick borosilicate glass, this ten-inch-tall rig includes a slitted downstem for smooth diffusion, an ice pinch, and a wide stable base. Its included thick quartz banger is perfect for low-temperature dabs , which helps you make sure that your concentrate is vaporized rather than burned!

The Surrender features a melty aesthetic and black glass accents, and was designed right here in Canada. It comes with a premium, custom box that makes it perfect for gifting—no wrapping required.

And the best part? The Surrender’s price is absolutely unbeatable.

HUE - Mushroom Dab Rig Clear (6.8’’) ELITE EXCLUSIVE

Market $99.99 | ELITE $29.99

When weed meets engineering, you get HUE. Inspired by science and focused on functionality and an enhanced smoking experience, HUE is the ultimate glass for the connoisseur. Each piece is meticulously crafted for superior performance, maximum cooling, and brings a modern twist to the classics.

The Mushroom Recycler Rig features a stemline perc and second cap chamber. This rig delivers a super clean hit and showcases the true power of filtration. Like the Surrender, HUE glass comes in gorgeous packaging that looks great on a shelf or wrapped with a bow for a gift.

HUE is rigorously designed and tested in California!

HUE

Mushroom Dab Rig Clear

Famous Design Surrender Straight Dab Rig

E-Rigs

Electronic dab rigs are a game-changer in concentrates. They use their own electronic heat source instead of a nail, eliminating the need for a torch, and can deliver super precise temperature control. This means you can easily select the perfect temperature that can bring out the flavour of your weed, create bigger or smaller clouds, and won’t burn your concentrate. Many e-rigs also come with app control and customizable LEDs.

Focus V - Carta Chromatix Kit

Market $549.99 | ELITE $271.99

This dual-use smart rig is suitable for both concentrates and dry flower. A powerful device that’s made for on-the-go, it features two 18350 batteries that you can remove and replace, so you can always keep a spare set charged and ready to rock. It’s built with Focus V’s specially designed

Everlast Atomizer, built for durability, consistency, and reliability. The Carta also connects to a mobile app via Bluetooth for precision temperature control, preheating, session counting, and more.

This special edition kit comes with six colourful customizations to personalize your Carta. It includes an atomizer, glass top, carb cap, silicone tether, stopper, and premium carry case!

Wrap Up

Ready to try a new style of vaping for yourself? Drop by your local Canna Cabana and ask your budtender to show you around our massive selection of dab rigs, dry herb vaporizers, e-rigs, and more. Plus, let them help you find the best weed to pair it with, from craft live resins to bulk flower—all at the Lowest Price Guaranteed.*

And don’t forget: you can shop all accessories at Canna Cabana for up to 80% off*, every day!

What beverage brands sold the best?

Beverages are a growing category of cannabis edibles. The most common beverages are carbonated and come in sweet flavours such as cola or fruit. More unique formulations are rising in popularity. In this category, flavour and price are the most important factors for success.

While most of the top beverages are THC-only, Orchard Chill’R from Mollo comes twisted with CBG. Mollo’s drinks also uniquely come in glass bottles for a classic feel!

This month’s bestselling beverages

Usually sold in cans and best-served over ice, beverages are popular in social settings and for hot weather. Other types of beverages include teas, coffee, and drink powders.

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Who are the bestselling oil & capsule brands?

Cannabis oils and capsules are commonly used for their predictability. In this format, it’s easy to choose an exact dosage of THC or other cannabinoids, most often CBD. They’re also favoured with those looking for a smoke-free, prep-free, and discreet alternative. Cannabis oils are also often used for infused baking.

Redecan offers some of the most consistent oils and capsules, with Reign Drops and Gems giving great bang for your buck.

This month’s bestselling oils & capsules

Oils and capsules represent a smaller customer base than formats like flower or edibles. They are most often chosen for their dosage, ease of use, and price, rather than flavour profile or strain genetics.

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What products featuring CBD & minor cannabinoids are bestselling?

Minor cannabinoids are on the rise. While THC and CBD-dominant are the bestselling forms of cannabis, products that incorporate CBN, CBG, and CBC are rising in sales. Available in edibles, flower, vapes, oils, and more, these cannabinoids are ones to watch.

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Who are the best selling bongs & pipes brands?

Bongs and pipes are a classic option for cannabis users who want to personalize their smoking experience for smooth combustion. There's a wide range available at Canna Cabana with different colours, designs, and percolators. Enjoy breathtaking glass at Unbeatable prices!

Whether you want a Mini Zilla 8’’ pipe, or something more substantial like a 12’’ Cerberus bong, Dopezilla has you covered.

This month’s bestselling bongs & pipes

Typically, most consumers buy bongs and pipes based on quality and price. The bestselling brands balance these two qualities, as well as offer a range of price points and designs. Bongs and pipes are considered the “classic” ways to smoke cannabis, and are standard in any consumer’s smoking kit.

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If you love a funky aesthetic with your sesh, look no further than Famous Design, with their bright designs and vibrant colours.

Who are the best selling vaporizer brands?

Vaporizers are for cannabis users seeking a smoke-free experience. Explore our large assortment of leading technology brands with dried flower, concentrate, and dual use devices. Elevate your vapor experience with exceptional e-rigs, vapes and pens at Unbeatable prices!

Yocan’s vaporizers bring high quality and high tech for a fraction of the price of many similar vaporizers. Available in a wide range of concentrate, dry herb, and slim on-the-go pens!

This month’s bestselling vaporizers

A rising method of consuming cannabis, vaporizing provides a smoke-free, flavourful experience. Most vaporizers are made for one form of cannabis, either dried flower or concentrates, with some models able to use both. Portable, rechargeable, and fastheating vape models are often the bestselling.

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For true desktop power, check out the iconic Storz & Bickel Volcano – both in Classic with a mechanical design, or in Hybrid with digital additions.

Who are the best selling everyday essentials brands?

510 batteries, cones, papers, grinders, and lighters are essential tools for enjoying your favourite products. We’re always on the hunt for new innovations big and small, making rolling, grinding, vaping and stuffing a breeze. Find the perfect accessories to enhance your cannabis experience, only at Canna Cabana.

RAW and Zigzag give you the option to roll your own from scratch, or make it easy with pre-rolled cones that are as simple as filling as twisting.

This month’s bestselling everyday essentials

Consisting of batteries, papers and cones, grinders, lighters, and other common small accessories, everyday essentials aren’t as flashy as big glass pieces or high-tech vapes, but are a vital part of every consumer’s stash.

A vape battery like the Famous Brandz Lit Sticc adds a splash of colour to your vape and lasts for a long time – and does it all for a stellar price!