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In the state of California, 710 Labs has shown consistent performance in the Concentrates category, maintaining a strong position with a rank of 3 out of the top brands. This stability is underscored by a notable spike in sales in March 2026, reaching over $1.23 million, although it slightly dipped in April. The Flower category has seen a gradual improvement, moving from a rank of 60 in January to 49 by April, indicating a positive trend in market acceptance. However, their Vapor Pens category experienced a slight decline, dropping from a rank of 40 to 44 over the same period, suggesting potential challenges in maintaining consumer interest in this segment.
In Colorado, 710 Labs has consistently held the second position in the Concentrates category, though sales have seen a downward trend from January to April. The Flower category presented an interesting shift, with ranks fluctuating from 6 to 17, reflecting a volatile market presence. Meanwhile, in Michigan, the brand has made significant strides in the Concentrates category, climbing from 14th to 3rd place by March, before settling at 4th in April. Their entry into the Flower category in March with a rank of 96 indicates a new market entry, while their Vapor Pens have shown an upward trend, improving from 50th to 26th place by April. In New Jersey, 710 Labs has maintained a top-tier position in Concentrates, moving from 3rd to 2nd place by April, demonstrating strong market penetration.
Competitive Landscape
In the competitive landscape of the California concentrates market, 710 Labs has maintained a strong position, consistently ranking within the top three brands from January to April 2026. Despite a brief rise to the second position in March, 710 Labs returned to third place in April, indicating a stable yet competitive positioning. The brand faces stiff competition from Raw Garden, which has consistently held the top rank, and STIIIZY, which closely competes, swapping ranks with 710 Labs between second and third positions. Notably, 710 Labs experienced a significant sales surge in March, suggesting potential for growth and an opportunity to challenge its competitors further. Meanwhile, Punch Extracts / Punch Edibles and CannaBiotix (CBX) remain further behind in rankings, providing 710 Labs with a buffer against lower-tier competitors. This competitive analysis highlights the dynamic nature of the market and the need for 710 Labs to leverage its sales momentum to potentially overtake STIIIZY and close the gap with Raw Garden.

Notable Products
In April 2026, the top-performing product for 710 Labs was Ztan Lee #5 (Bulk) in the Flower category, securing the first rank with sales of 4281 units. Zimosa #2 (Bulk) also in the Flower category saw a significant rise, moving from an unranked position in March to the second spot in April with 2850 units sold. Machiavelli Kush Pre-Roll (1g) made an impressive entry into the rankings, capturing the third position. Lemon Tart Pucker #1 Pre-Roll (1g) maintained a consistent presence in the top rankings, holding the fourth spot despite a slight decrease in sales compared to previous months. Britney's Frozen Lemons #5 (Bulk) debuted in the rankings at fifth place, rounding out a strong performance for 710 Labs' Flower category products in April.
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Data for this report comes from real-time sales reporting by participating cannabis retailers via their point-of-sale systems, which are linked up with Headset’s business intelligence software. Headset’s data is very reliable, as it comes digitally direct from our partner retailers. However, the potential does exist for misreporting in the instance of duplicates, incorrectly classified products, inaccurate entry of products into point-of-sale systems, or even simple human error at the point of purchase. Thus, there is a slight margin of error to consider. Brands listed on this page are ranked in the top twenty within the market and product category by total retail sales volume.







