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Where to Buy
CAMP (NV) is stocked at 30 licensed dispensaries across Maine and Nevada, 16 of them in Maine, with the deepest coverage in Bangor, Auburn, Berwick, Boothbay, and Brewer. 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 August 2026, CAMP (NV)'s mix was concentrated in Flower at 71.20% share with year-over-year growth of 13.85% but a month-over-month slip of 1.41%, while Vapor Pens held 11.99% share with 185.85% YoY growth and 4.31% MoM growth. Concentrates accounted for 9.80% share with 204.21% YoY growth but a 20.98% MoM decline, and Edible reached 7.02% share with 216.28% YoY growth and 3.01% MoM growth. Average price rose 56.74% YoY to $18.39 as category price points ranged from $14.39 in Edible to $33.72 in Concentrates, indicating mix-driven price elevation. Taken together with a Flower rank of 16 in Nevada and 6.27% brand-level YoY sales growth, the pattern implies reliance on a large but slowing Flower base while faster-growing non-Flower segments are beginning to lift unit economics.
The mix shift implies a gradual pivot from a single-category anchor toward a multi-category portfolio where high-velocity, higher-price segments (Vapor Pens at 11.99% share and +4.31% MoM; Concentrates at 9.80% share despite −20.98% MoM) can offset Flower’s −1.41% MoM drag. With Edible expanding 216.28% YoY to 7.02% share and Vapor Pens up 185.85% YoY, CAMP (NV) is building optionality outside Flower, which could de-risk seasonality and price compression. The 56.74% YoY increase in average price alongside Flower’s 13.85% YoY growth and a category rank of 16 suggests pricing power is being supported by premium-adjacent formats rather than by rank gains in Flower, implying the near-term path to growth is deeper penetration in non-Flower while maintaining Flower scale.
Competitive Landscape
CAMP (NV) sits at rank #16 in August 2026 in NV Flower, improving 5 positions from #21 year over year, and rising 18 places from #34 since May 2026; however, it remains below its peak at #4 reached in November 2024, indicating a recovery that has not yet closed the gap to prior highs. Against competitors, STIIIZY held at #1 (up from #2 YoY with 50.5% sales growth) while RYTHM slipped from #1 to #2 with 4.3% growth, and Redwood surged from #23 to #5 with 218.1% growth, suggesting that CAMP (NV)’s mid-tier climb is outpaced by leaders and fast risers. The pattern implies CAMP (NV) is regaining share positionally but must accelerate beyond a 5-rank YoY gain to contend with top-5 momentum that is moving upward by double-digit ranks.
Notable Products
Dia De Los Muertos (3.5g) posted the sharpest movement in August 2026 with +174.3% MoM to rank 4, while LA Kush Cake (3.5g) slid -13.0% yet held rank 1, implying velocity is consolidating in fast-rising strains despite pressure on the incumbent leader. First Class Funk #5 (3.5g) surged +164.7% to rank 2 and 007 Up (3.5g) climbed +60.3% to rank 3, whereas Plum Sangria (3.5g) collapsed -80.9% at rank 9, indicating the tail is being pruned as winners concentrate share. Five of the top ten are Flower SKUs occupying ranks 1 through 6, while the Glitter Bomb Flower Rosin Cartridge (0.5g) in Vapor Pens rose only +7.6% at rank 7, suggesting non-flower formats are not yet matching the pace of Flower. The pattern points to a Flower-led assortment that is tilting toward a few breakout strains, steering CAMP (NV) toward deepening inventory in top movers rather than broad format expansion.
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.
