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Market Insights Snapshot
LP Exotics has shown varied performance across different categories in the state of Nevada. In the Concentrates category, the brand made a significant leap from a rank of 24 in September 2025 to 6 in October, indicating a robust increase in popularity or market penetration. However, this was followed by a drop to rank 19 in November and a slight recovery to 12 in December. This fluctuation suggests a volatile market presence within this category. Interestingly, in the Flower category, LP Exotics did not manage to break into the top 30 consistently, with only a brief appearance at rank 42 in November before dropping out again in December. This indicates a challenging competitive landscape in the Flower category for the brand.
In the Pre-Roll category, LP Exotics maintained a steady performance, holding its position at rank 16 for September and October before climbing to rank 11 in November. However, a sharp decline to rank 41 in December suggests potential issues such as supply chain disruptions or changing consumer preferences. In the Vapor Pens category, the brand showed a gradual improvement from rank 26 in September to 22 in November, before experiencing a drop to rank 40 in December. This downward trend in December across multiple categories could be indicative of broader market challenges or seasonal shifts affecting sales performance. Overall, LP Exotics demonstrates strengths in certain categories while facing hurdles in others, reflecting the dynamic nature of the cannabis market in Nevada.
Competitive Landscape
In the competitive landscape of concentrates in Nevada, LP Exotics has demonstrated notable fluctuations in its rankings from September to December 2025. LP Exotics made a significant leap from not being in the top 20 in September to securing the 6th position in October, indicating a robust increase in market presence. However, the brand experienced a dip to 19th in November before recovering to 12th in December. This volatility suggests a dynamic market strategy or external factors influencing sales. In comparison, Locals Only Concentrates also showed variability, peaking at 5th in September but dropping to 11th by December. Meanwhile, Tsunami Labs maintained a more stable performance, consistently ranking within the top 15, and Khalifa Kush saw a downward trend, ending the year at 13th. The entry of Fuze Extracts into the top 20 in December further intensifies the competitive environment. These shifts highlight the dynamic nature of the Nevada concentrates market and underscore the importance for LP Exotics to continue adapting its strategies to maintain and improve its market position.

Notable Products
In December 2025, the top-performing product for LP Exotics was the Wedding Pie Pre-Roll 5-Pack (5g) in the Pre-Roll category, securing the number 1 rank with notable sales of 601 units. The Garlic Cocktail Live Rosin Badder (1g) followed closely in the Concentrates category, ranking 2nd. Lemon Coconut Milk Live Rosin Badder (1g) held the 3rd position, also in the Concentrates category. The Las Vegas Kush Cake Pre-Roll (1g) was ranked 4th, showing strong performance among Pre-Rolls. Notably, the UK Cheese Pre-Roll (1g) retained its 5th position from November to December, despite a decrease in sales from 1,186 units in November to 325 units in December.
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.







