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Jul-2026
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Where to Buy
BLAST is stocked at 56 licensed dispensaries across California, with the deepest coverage in San Francisco, Los Angeles, Costa Mesa, Lynwood, and San Bernardino. Search by ZIP code or city below to find the closest one, or filter by product type if you are after a specific format.
Market Insights Snapshot
In July 2026, BLAST’s mix tilted even more toward Edible at 45.65% share (rank 12 in Edible within British Columbia) while Vapor Pens contracted to 34.91% share; Edible declined 2.67% YoY and 11.03% MoM, and Vapor Pens fell 53.89% YoY and 13.81% MoM. Concentrates rose 26.24% MoM but still sat 49.22% lower YoY, reaching 17.94% mix, while Pre-Roll slipped to 1.50% share with a 37.24% MoM drop; against an overall brand sales decline of 36.69% YoY and a 27.56% YoY average price decrease to $7.51, the mix signals a volume-leaning strategy under price compression. The pattern implies BLAST is consolidating around lower-priced Edible units while Vapor Pens’ retreat drags total performance, making the MoM rebound in Concentrates the only near-term buffer.
The shifts imply BLAST is relying on Edible’s breadth to absorb price cuts while ceding premium positioning in Vapor Pens, where a 53.89% YoY decline and 13.81% MoM drop indicate lost traction; by contrast, Concentrates’ 26.24% MoM growth at a $31.11 average price suggests selective trading-up that could improve contribution margin despite a 49.22% YoY drag. With Edible share at 45.65% and rank 12 in British Columbia, the near-term path is to defend velocity in Edible while using Concentrates’ momentum to diversify revenue mix, because sustained Vapor Pens contraction to 34.91% mix risks further dilution of premium price perception.
Competitive Landscape
BLAST sits at rank #12 in BC Edible for July 2026, unchanged YoY from rank #12, while its peak of #3 in October 2025 contrasts with a flat three-month hold at #12; by comparison, Spinach climbed from #3 to #1 alongside a 67.9% YoY sales increase and Wyld rose from #5 to #4 with 100.3% YoY growth, whereas Gron / Grön slipped from #1 to #3 with an 11.5% YoY decline. The absence of rank movement for BLAST from #12 YoY and across the last three months, alongside competitor gains at the top and a former peak at #3 in October 2025, implies BLAST’s trajectory is stalled in the mid-pack and requires share recapture to re-enter the top 10.
Notable Products
Sour Wild Raspberry Live Rosin Gummies 10-Pack (100mg) posted a -41.6% month-over-month drop to $5,886 and fell to rank 10, while Animal Style Sour Wild Raspberry Live Rosin Gummy (10mg) slid -11.1% at rank 2; by contrast, CBG/THC 1:1 Solar Eclipse Gummy (10mg CBG, 10mg THC) gained 18.4% at rank 4. Four of the top ten are Edible SKUs, yet the highest growth rates sit outside the flavor-family leaders, as Berry Bang Gummies 2-Pack (10mg) rose 44.1% at rank 8 and LA Kush Cake Sour Pineapple Live Rosin Gummy (10mg) declined -8.4% at rank 1. The pattern implies BLAST’s mix is tilting toward niche-function Edibles and away from large-pack repeats, signaling a need to defend top-ranked Edible incumbents while leaning into momentum SKUs that expand format and dose variety.
Top Selling Cannabis Brands
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.
