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Where to Buy
Grow Sciences is stocked at 166 licensed dispensaries across Illinois and Arizona, 101 of them in Illinois, with the deepest coverage in Chicago, Springfield, Joliet, Schaumburg, and Champaign. 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, Grow Sciences concentrated 85.3% of sales in Flower and Vapor Pens, with Flower at 43.23% share (ranked 7th in Arizona Flower) and Vapor Pens close behind at 42.11%. Year over year, Vapor Pens expanded 178.9% while Flower rose 92.3%, yet month over month Vapor Pens fell 7.6% as Flower inched up 0.3%. Secondary segments pulled back: Concentrates, at 10.11% share, declined 17.3% MoM despite 33.3% YoY growth, and Pre-Roll, at 3.98% share, dropped 26.8% MoM with only 9.4% YoY growth. Edible contracted to 0.57% share after an 81.9% YoY decline but ticked up 1.7% MoM. The pattern implies a two-pillar portfolio dominated by Flower and Vapor Pens where rapid YoY gains are increasingly concentrated in Vapor Pens, while sequential softness outside Flower signals near-term volatility in smaller formats.
The mix shift and rank position suggest Grow Sciences is leveraging price-to-volume trade-offs: the average price fell 5.1% YoY to $26.80 while total brand sales rose 92.6% YoY, indicating elasticity-fueled unit expansion most pronounced in Vapor Pens (+178.9% YoY) versus Flower (+92.3% YoY). With Flower steady MoM (+0.3%) and Vapor Pens retreating MoM (−7.6%), near-term momentum depends on stabilizing pen velocities while using the 7th-place Flower rank in Arizona as a baseline for distribution retention. Concentrates’ 17.3% MoM drop alongside Pre-Roll’s 26.8% MoM decline concentrates risk in two categories that represent only 14.1% share, which implies the brand’s positioning is effectively a barbell: defend Flower rank to anchor share while selectively re-igniting Vapor Pen sell-through to sustain the high-growth narrative without overextending into low-yield tail categories.
Competitive Landscape
Grow Sciences is ranked #7 in AZ Flower in August 2026, improving 8 positions year over year from #15, but slipping 2 positions from its May 2026 peak at #5. In contrast, Just Flower held at #1 year over year while posting a 34.7% sales increase, and The Pharm climbed from #21 to #5 with a 290.0% sales gain, indicating competitors are accelerating faster than Grow Sciences’ rank recovery. With a three-month slide from #5 in May 2026 to #7 in August 2026 and peers like Find. advancing from #3 to #2 alongside 40.2% YoY growth, the pattern implies Grow Sciences’ upward YoY trajectory is moderating into a mid-pack position unless share-accretive moves reaccelerate its rank.
Notable Products
Prickly Pear (3.7g) posted the steepest decline at -23.2% MoM while sliding to rank 2, and Lemon Cherry (3.7g) fell -22.7% at rank 10, together indicating demand rotation away from certain Flower SKUs as Hashburger (3.7g) rose +34.7% to rank 1 off approximately $152,205 in August 2026. Vapor Pens softened in tandem, with Jungle Juice Live Resin Disposable (2g) down -11.2% at rank 4 and BlinQr - Smooth Operator Distillate Disposable (2g) down -22.2% at rank 8, while five of the top ten are Flower SKUs that split between one gainer and multiple decliners. The pattern implies portfolio reliance on a single flagship Flower SKU while both secondary Flower and several Vapor Pens retrench, pointing to a near-term need to rebalance mix toward high-velocity strains and refresh underperforming pen variants.
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.
