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Market Insights Snapshot
Firestar's performance in the Nevada market shows notable movements across different product categories. In the Flower category, Firestar experienced fluctuations in its rankings over the past few months, starting at 8th place in June 2025, dropping to 18th in July, recovering slightly to 12th in August, and then slipping back to 18th in September. This oscillation in rankings suggests a competitive environment, as well as potential seasonality or shifts in consumer preferences. Despite the drop in rank, the brand's sales in August were higher than in July, indicating a complex interplay of factors affecting its market position. However, in the Pre-Roll category, Firestar did not make it into the top 30 rankings until September, where it debuted at 55th place, highlighting either a late entry into this category or challenges in gaining traction compared to competitors.
While Firestar's Flower category shows a dynamic presence in Nevada, the absence from the top 30 in the Pre-Roll category until September could be seen as a missed opportunity or a strategic decision to focus on their Flower offerings. This absence underscores the competitive nature of the Pre-Roll market and possibly indicates that Firestar needs to bolster its presence or diversify its offerings to capture more market share. The brand's ability to bounce back in Flower sales after a dip in July suggests resilience, but sustaining this momentum will be crucial for maintaining or improving its ranking. Observing these trends provides insights into how Firestar might strategize for future growth and stability across product categories in this region.
Competitive Landscape
In the Nevada flower category, Firestar experienced notable fluctuations in its ranking and sales performance from June to September 2025. Initially ranked 8th in June, Firestar's position dropped to 18th in July, indicating a significant competitive pressure. Despite a rebound to 12th place in August, Firestar fell back to 18th in September. This volatility contrasts with competitors like CAMP (NV), which saw a dramatic rise from 23rd to 6th in July, although it couldn't maintain this peak in subsequent months. Meanwhile, Srene showed consistent improvement, reaching the top 20 by August and maintaining its position. Superior (NV) also demonstrated a strong presence, although it slipped to 19th by September. Firestar's sales mirrored its ranking volatility, with a notable dip in July but a recovery in August, only to decline again in September. This pattern suggests that while Firestar remains a significant player, it faces intense competition and must strategize to stabilize its market position and capitalize on growth opportunities.
Notable Products
In September 2025, Firestar's top-performing product was Glitter Bomb (14g) in the Flower category, achieving the number one rank with sales of 837 units. Super Boof (3.5g) followed as the second-best seller, maintaining strong sales momentum. Devil Driver (3.5g) held steady at the third position, showing a slight decline from its August sales. Motor Breath (3.5g) secured the fourth spot, while Sundae Driver (3.5g) rounded out the top five. Notably, Devil Driver remained consistent in its ranking from the previous month, while Glitter Bomb made a significant leap to claim the top position.
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.