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Aug-2026
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Where to Buy
Peak Extracts is stocked at 57 licensed dispensaries across Michigan, Oregon, and Oklahoma, 33 of them in Michigan, with the deepest coverage in Grand Rapids, Inkster, Adrian, Cassopolis, and Center Line. 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, Peak Extracts’ mix tilted toward Flower at 26.33% share despite a year-over-year decline of 78.18%, while month-over-month Flower rose 34.46%; Pre-Roll held 20.16% share with a 38.97% YoY drop but a 27.37% MoM gain. Edible climbed 157.40% YoY to 12.43% share even as MoM slipped 8.95%, and Vapor Pens expanded 60.94% MoM to 11.69% share with no prior-year baseline, whereas Tincture & Sublingual fell 51.04% YoY and 23.37% MoM to 14.94% share. Concentrates contracted 43.54% YoY and 53.84% MoM to 12.95% share, and Topical decreased 27.88% YoY and 53.97% MoM to 1.50% share. Together with an average price down 42.52% YoY to $17.91 and a Flower rank of 66 in Missouri, the pattern implies a portfolio leaning back into inhalables month-over-month while still resetting from deep year-over-year losses in core inhalable and wellness formats.
The month-over-month rebound in Flower (+34.46%) and Vapor Pens (+60.94%) alongside Pre-Roll (+27.37%) suggests regaining traction in fast-turn inhalables, while steep MoM pullbacks in Concentrates (-53.84%) and Tincture & Sublingual (-23.37%) indicate prioritization away from niche extraction-led formats; with Edible posting 157.40% YoY growth yet slipping 8.95% MoM, the trend points to episodic wins rather than sustained expansion. Given total brand sales down 53.29% YoY but up 131.37% over 24 months, plus a Flower category rank of 66 in Missouri, the implication is a repositioning toward price-accessible inhalables and selective edible offerings to stabilize share mix while Flower competitiveness remains mid-pack.
Competitive Landscape
Peak Extracts sits at rank #66 in MO Flower in August 2026, down 13 positions year over year from #53, and essentially flat versus three months ago at #67; this places the brand 16 spots below its historical peak of #50 reached in July 2025 and outside the top 50 despite a market where Flora Farms held #1 with a 2.74% YoY sales increase and Farmer G surged from #31 to #5 on 434.59% YoY sales growth. While Illicit / Illicit Gardens improved in rank from #3 to #2 despite a -5.02% YoY sales decline and Sinse Cannabis moved from #4 to #3 with -4.47% YoY sales, Peak Extracts’ 13-rank YoY slide alongside a one-rank improvement since May 2026 indicates the brand is being outpaced by competitors gaining distribution or velocity, implying a trajectory toward the long tail unless assortment or pricing shifts reverse share loss.
Notable Products
CBD/THC 1:1 Dark Chocolate 10-Pack (100mg CBD, 100mg THC) posted the steepest decline in August 2026 at -52.4% and slipped to rank 5, while Cherry Zing Gummies (200mg) fell -13.4% to rank 3; in contrast, Mini Dark Chocolate Bar (100mg) jumped +62.3% to rank 1. Salty Margarita Gummies (200mg) surged +71.9% into rank 2, but Wild Cherry Rush Gummies (200mg) at rank 2 rose only +34.0%, and four of the top five SKUs are Edibles, concentrating momentum in confection formats. Tincture & Sublingual products softened, with CBG/CBD/THC 3:2:1 White CBG Tincture down -19.9% at rank 7 and CBN/CBD/THC 4:2:1 TRUCBN Tincture down -38.8% at rank 9, while the new Black Razzberry Pre-Roll 6-Pack entered at rank 8 with $10,004 in August 2026 sales. The pattern implies Peak Extracts is tilting assortment and demand toward fast-turn Edibles while de-emphasizing multi-cannabinoid tinctures, with a tentative pivot into Pre-Rolls to diversify beyond wellness-led formats.
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.
