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Where to Buy
Grow Sciences is stocked at 217 licensed dispensaries across Illinois and Arizona, 132 of them in Illinois, with the deepest coverage in Chicago, Normal, Naperville, Addison, and Joliet. 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
Grow Sciences concentrated nearly all July 2026 volume in two categories: Flower at 43.56% share (ranked 6th in Arizona Flower) and Vapor Pens at 40.29% share, while brand-level sales grew 126.67% year over year and average price fell 3.86%. Within the mix, Vapor Pens expanded faster year over year at 205.78% than Flower at 159.18%, and also outpaced Flower month over month at 31.36% vs 24.25%; meanwhile, Concentrates contracted month over month by 7.83% despite 61.49% year-over-year growth. The tail shrank sharply as Edible plunged 84.30% year over year and 76.39% month over month to 0.42% share, while Pre-Roll held a small 5.03% share with 4.43% year-over-year and 10.12% month-over-month gains. The pattern implies Grow Sciences is consolidating around inhalables with accelerating Vapor Pens momentum and improving Flower scale at a mid-pack rank, while deemphasizing low-yield formats.
The accelerating shift toward Vapor Pens (205.78% year-over-year vs Flower’s 159.18%) alongside a 3.86% brand-wide price decline suggests a mix-led elasticity play favoring higher-velocity SKUs without relying on heavy discounting in Flower’s 24.25% month-over-month climb. Concentrates’ negative 7.83% month-over-month change against broad category growth indicates resource or shelf reallocation toward faster-growing inhalables, while Pre-Roll’s 10.12% month-over-month uptick at 5.03% share leaves it as a secondary trial or attach vehicle rather than a growth pillar. With Flower anchoring 43.56% share and ranking 6th in Arizona, the mix implies a two-engine positioning: defend Flower rank through incremental volume at slightly lower prices, and capture incremental share via Vapor Pens’ faster comp growth to diversify risk away from Flower concentration.
Competitive Landscape
Grow Sciences is currently ranked #6 in Arizona Flower in July 2026, up 17 positions from #23 in July 2025, and it held #6 three months ago while peaking at #5 in May 2026; this contrasts with Just Flower holding #1 with a 21.8% YoY sales increase and Fenix sliding from #4 YoY to #5 with a -6.9% YoY sales change. The competitive middle tightened as Brown Bag moved from #5 YoY to #4 on 79.0% YoY growth while Find. stayed at #2 with 0.7% YoY growth, indicating Grow Sciences’ climb is more about sustained mid-pack stability (from #6 in April 2026 to #6 in July 2026) than breakout displacement of higher-ranked peers; the trajectory implies ceiling pressure near the #5–#6 band unless share pulls from #4 or #5 intensify.
Notable Products
Hashburger (3.7g) delivered the headline move in July 2026 with an 81.6% MoM surge to rank 1, while Lemon Cherry (3.7g) slid 28.3% to rank 5, creating a sharp bifurcation within the Flower tier. Trop Cherry (3.7g) also jumped 71.4% to rank 3, and Jungle Juice Live Resin Disposable (2g) climbed 79.0% to rank 4, indicating momentum is concentrated in a few SKUs rather than evenly distributed. Four of the top ten are Flower SKUs, but three Vapor Pens now sit inside ranks 4–9 with gains of 62.8%–79.0%, suggesting portfolio pull is shifting toward a two-engine mix where flagship Flower still anchors the top spot but expanding Vapor Pens volume is closing the gap and steering future emphasis toward inhalables breadth.
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.
