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Where to Buy
LEIFFA is stocked at 234 licensed dispensaries across Colorado, Pennsylvania, and New Jersey, 145 of them in Colorado, with the deepest coverage in Denver, Colorado Springs, Aurora, Longmont, and Boulder. 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 September 2026, LEIFFA concentrated 46.70% of sales in Flower with 77.13% year-over-year growth and 33.18% month-over-month growth, while Concentrates held 38.16% share with 57.94% YoY and 5.37% MoM. Pre-Roll reached 9.62% share on 382.10% YoY and 73.13% MoM, contrasting with Vapor Pens at 5.01% share posting -36.94% YoY and -17.58% MoM; Edible remained 0.52% share but jumped 58.26% MoM and 6.54% YoY. Average price rose 50.46% YoY to $16.67, with category-level pricing dispersion (e.g., Flower at $15.15 vs Concentrates at $37.97) indicating mix-up effects alongside unit shifts. The combined acceleration in Flower and Pre-Roll alongside contraction in Vapor Pens implies LEIFFA is tilting toward combustion formats, with mix-led volume momentum outweighing declines in inhalable hardware.
With Flower ranking 23rd in Colorado and commanding 46.70% of brand sales, the 33.18% MoM and 77.13% YoY growth in that category, paired with a 73.13% MoM surge in Pre-Roll and a -17.58% MoM drop in Vapor Pens, indicates a repositioning toward value-accessible inhalables over device-dependent formats. The 38.16% share in Concentrates growing 57.94% YoY but only 5.37% MoM, combined with the 50.46% YoY increase in average price and a $15.15 average in Flower, suggests price architecture is expanding around core flower while premium-priced subcategories contribute selectively. This pattern implies LEIFFA’s near-term share gains will be most efficient where Flower and Pre-Roll velocity can compound, while Vapor Pen weakness caps upside unless assortment or pricing is recalibrated.
Competitive Landscape
LEIFFA sits at rank 23 in Colorado Flower for September 2026, a 6-place improvement from rank 29 in September 2025, but down 2 spots from rank 21 in June 2026; the brand remains well below its peak at rank 8 in December 2024, suggesting regained ground YoY offset by slippage in recent months. Competitively, Green Label Cannabis held rank 1 year-over-year at rank 1 while growing 38.0%, and Good Chemistry Nurseries advanced from rank 3 to rank 2 with 45.5% YoY growth, whereas Seed & Strain Cannabis Co. fell from rank 2 to rank 4 amid a 33.5% YoY sales decline; against that backdrop, LEIFFA’s rise from rank 29 to rank 23 indicates share recovery year-over-year but its drop from rank 21 to rank 23 quarter-over-quarter points to competitive pressure concentrating at the top, implying LEIFFA must convert episodic rank gains into sustained momentum to re-approach its December 2024 peak.
Notable Products
Sugar Fumez (Bulk) posted the largest movement in September 2026 with a 108.9% month-over-month gain to rank 3, while Peach Bikini (1g) fell 34.6% to rank 4. Black Maple (Bulk) dropped 27.5% at rank 2 as Dulce De Uva (Bulk) inched up 7.1% at rank 1, and five of the top ten are Flower SKUs, indicating a concentration in core flower rather than diversified formats. With Dulce De Uva (1g) sitting at rank 9 alongside bulk variants at ranks 1 and 3, the split between bulk and 1g formats suggests price-tier experimentation, and a single high-dollar contributor remains Grape Cream Cake (Bulk) at $43,887. The pattern implies LEIFFA is pivoting toward a bulk-heavy flower lineup that amplifies high-velocity strains while pruning underperforming 1g offerings.
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.
