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i just have an idea for a new contained cleaning system and i want to hear what people think. its not live on the market yet, but i got my patent and everything. i posted about it a few months back but i redesigned it and made it better. I have a basic site up so people can check it out. it is not an actual product yet so technically this isnt advertising, im just seeing what people think. my web page is zynpyre.com. it is a silicone sleeve that fits perfectly inside a mason jar. it has a gasket lip at top so when you screw the lid on the jar it seals tight. no mess, no leaks. what do you think?

We’re doing roughly $500k in annual sales and are exploring exit options. Would love to hear from founders/operators who’ve actually sold theirs.
Specifically:
• What multiple or valuation did you achieve? (e.g., X times monthly/annual revenue, total sale price, etc.)
• What avenues worked best for generating serious buyer leads? (brokers, marketplaces, industry networks, direct outreach, etc.)
• How long did the whole process take from deciding to sell to closing?
• Any major lessons or things you’d do differently?
Happy to move to DMs if you want to keep details private. Appreciate any real experiences thanks in advance!

If you work for a company that has a lab, how many lab employees do you have at your facility and ~ how many lb are you extracting per month? Also what does the top dog in the lab get paid, if you know?

Trying to see how my situation compares. I'm the only employee on the lab side, $85k salary. Process ~500lb per month. Mostly into distillate.

In my experience, the brands that perform best treat packaging as a sales tool, not just something that looks good. When packaging is compliant, durable, retail-friendly, and clearly communicates the product’s value, it tends to sell faster and generate more repeat orders from retailers.

This seems to have gone under the radar a bit, but now that state-licensed medical cannabis has been rescheduled to Schedule 3, my understanding is a legal medical card holder can travel throughout the country with their prescription without worry, so long as it's in the original container and has their name on it. Any reason to think otherwise?

What the title says. Never worked as a brand ambassador before. Never worked in sales either. Company is cannabis and I used to work as a budtender. First round questions were about transportation reliability and qualifications basically. What to expect in the second round?

First time posting on here so bare with me. I have been in the industry for almost over 10 years now. Working from medical to recreational, started as a budtender. I eventually worked my way up to a general manager. The last 4 dispensaries I worked for ended because lack of comminacation, knowledge and exspense managment ( On the owners side). I feel that some of these investors and owners underestimated the amount needed to just keep a dispensary open. While over estimating automatic revenue. Then when you try to advise or god forbid have a professinal opinion ( what we are paid for). They rarely ever listen. Does anybody else share these struggles or have advice on how to better handle a neglectful and clueless owner?

Hey everyone,

Every good brand starts with a small circle of people who care enough to bring change.

We are doing a small anonymous survey to understand what people look for in rolling papers and pre-rolled cones.

Not selling anything here — just trying to learn from actual users before building anything.

The survey covers paper quality, burn, taste, gum, packaging, design, pricing, and what would make someone try a new brand.

Takes about 2-3 mins, highly appreciate your effort!!

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Cannabis cultivator looking to find a quality Pre Roll filling machine with a closer. Looking for something that’s not going to break the bank. Looking for something in the range of $10,000 and down.

Hi!

It’s my first time in the USA — I’ve been in San Francisco for a week now, and I absolutely love it here.

I’ve been working with plants and everything related to them for decades. Unfortunately, my country is still very far behind when it comes to legalization, and I don’t think that will change anytime soon.

I’m wondering how difficult it is to work in the industry here. Is it overly saturated, or is it still possible to find opportunities as an EU citizen?

i appreciate every input!
thanks!

So I smoked last Saturday for the first time in about a month, I used a pipe, got high twice and took less than 10 hits that day. Well, I applied for a job in fast food and they actually want me however I'm currently reading the handbook and they drug test you before they hire you. It didn't even cross my mind. And now I'm totally freaking out. I think I'm screwed.