Data Snapshot: Aug 04, 2026
$100K+

Jul-2026

Sales

Neutral

Trend

6-Month

20

Product Count

SKUs

$2.24

Avg Price

-10.3%

YoY Sales Change

-22.1%

YoY Price Change

Magic Edibles is a premier brand in the Do-It-Yourself cannabis edibles market, lauded for their small-batch production methods that ensure consistency and accuracy in their product line. Centered in Michigan and created by Exclusive, the brand offers a diverse selection including magic berry gummies with measured THC levels. Additionally, they recently extended their offerings with a unique line of THC-infused tonic waters, reflecting an innovative approach to recreational cannabis use.
Magic Edibles

Where to Buy

Magic Edibles is stocked at 17 licensed dispensaries across Michigan, with the deepest coverage in New Buffalo, Detroit, Lansing, Adrian, and Coldwater. Search by ZIP code or city below to find the closest one, or filter by product type if you are after a specific format.

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Magic Edibles Sales

Market Insights Snapshot

Magic Edibles Historical Sales by Category

Magic Edibles operated as a single-category brand in July 2026, with Edible accounting for 100.0% of sales and a month-over-month change of 10.93% alongside a year-over-year decline of 6.50%. The brand’s overall sales fell 10.28% year-over-year while average price dropped 22.10%, indicating that the 10.93% July 2026 MoM lift came from volume rather than price, and that the 6.50% YoY category decline underperformed the price cut’s scale. The brand ranked 31 in Edible within Michigan, placing it outside the top 30 even as category share within its own mix sits at 100.0%, which implies limited cross-category buffering and a reliance on Edible-specific levers.

The combination of a 22.10% YoY price decrease and a 6.50% YoY category contraction—paired with a 10.93% MoM uplift in July 2026—implies Magic Edibles is leaning on pricing to drive short-term unit gains but not closing the YoY revenue gap. With rank 31 in Michigan Edibles and 100.0% dependence on the Edible category, the pattern suggests a price-led positioning that boosts near-term velocity while constraining premium trade-up and leaving little insulation against category softness; the practical implication is to calibrate price-pack architecture to convert the MoM momentum into sustained rank improvement without deepening the YoY erosion.

Jul-2026 Rank
Edible
31
Category
Share of Sales
Avg Item Price
YoY %
MoM %
Edible
100.0%
$2.24
-6.5%
+10.9%
Magic Edibles

Competitive Landscape

Magic Edibles sits at rank #31 in MI Edible in July 2026, down 1 position year over year from #30 and up 1 position versus April 2026’s #32, while still well below its peak at #10 in August 2024; by contrast, Wyld holds #1 despite a -23.3% YoY sales change and MKX Oil Company moved from #3 to #4 with a +4.6% YoY sales change, indicating leaders are shifting ranks amid mixed momentum. With Choice flat at #2 on a -0.4% YoY sales change and Good Tide stable at #5 despite a -25.3% YoY decline, Magic Edibles’ marginal rank slippage of 1 spot YoY combined with a 1-spot lift from April 2026 signals a plateauing trajectory where incremental gains are possible but a return toward the August 2024 top-10 peak will require outpacing competitors that are defending top-5 positions even amid double-digit contractions.

Magic Edibles market ranking for MI Edible

Magic Edibles

Notable Products

Orange Chews 4-Pack (200mg) set the tone in July 2026 with a -20.5% month-over-month slide to rank 3 while Watermelon Gummies 4-Pack (200mg) fell -12.8% at rank 8, together signaling elasticity issues in certain fruit profiles despite Lemonade Gummies 4-Pack (200mg) climbing 33.7% to rank 1. Blue Raspberry Gummies 4-Pack (200mg) posted a 43.6% gain at rank 6 and Pineapple Chews (200mg) rose 20.0% at rank 2, and eight of the top ten are Gummies SKUs, indicating format concentration even as flavor winners and laggards diverge. The single largest dollar pull came from Lemonade Gummies 4-Pack (200mg) at $22,314, contrasting with modest 6.95% growth for Grape Gummies 4-Pack (200mg) at rank 4 and a -3.91% dip for Magic Berry Gummies 4-Pack (200mg) at rank 5, pointing to tighter mid-pack churn around citrus-forward and berry flavors. The pattern implies Magic Edibles is consolidating around high-velocity citrus and tropical gummies while pruning or reformulating underperforming fruit variants to defend top-three share.

Product
Category
Mar-2026
Apr-2026
May-2026
Jun-2026
Jul-2026
MoM %
Lemonade Gummies 4-Pack (200mg)
Edible
1
1
3
3
1
+33.7%
Pineapple Chews (200mg)
Edible
3
4
1
2
2
+20.0%
Orange Chews 4-Pack (200mg)
Edible
2
2
2
1
3
-20.5%
Grape Gummies 4-Pack (200mg)
Edible
>10
>10
7
5
4
+7.0%
Magic Berry Gummies 4-Pack (200mg)
Edible
9
7
4
4
5
-3.9%
Blue Raspberry Gummies 4-Pack (200mg)
Edible
>10
5
9
9
6
+43.6%
Grape Chews 4-Pack (200mg)
Edible
>10
10
10
>10
7
Watermelon Gummies 4-Pack (200mg)
Edible
5
3
5
6
8
-12.8%
Fruit Punch Gummies 4-Pack (200mg)
Edible
4
6
6
7
9
+24.8%
Berry High Dose Chews (200mg)
Edible
>10
>10
8
8
10
+2.6%
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