Brands owned by women are important to support in every industry, and the cannabis industry is no different. When purchasing from women owned brands, you are investing in communities, supporting local economies, and uplifting women as a whole. If you need help starting your search to find the best brands to support, look no further. We’ve compiled a list of five different women owned cannabis brands that are currently making a difference in the industry.
5 Women Owned Cannabis Brands
Miss Grass
Miss Grass is a high quality, sustainably grown cannabis brand. They ensure their products have the same terpene and cannabinoid levels in every batch and across all states for a reliable high every time. The website categorizes products by time so you can “enhance the time of your life.” These categories are Fast Times, Quiet Times, Half Times, and All Times. What a fun way to set intentions of your high!
Miss Grass donates 1% of every purchase to communities in need. Some of the organizations include, Women’s Prison Association, Last Prisoner Project, Planned Parenthood, and LES Ecology Center.
They are self-proclaimed “Weed for the Times,” and have multiple educational articles covering equity, culture, pleasure, and wellbeing.
Kate Miller, co-founder and CEO of Miss Grass
Dreamt
Dreamt is all about providing you with “the sleep you’ve been dreaming of.” Backed by science, these products (gummies, pens, tinctures, and shots) give you a slight high before bed, help you fall asleep quickly, and stay asleep through the night. Take their quiz to find out which product is best for you.
Scientist Carolina Vazquez Mitchell had chronic sleep issues her whole life. Developing Dreamt is only one of her many achievements. The Guadalajara, Mexico native came to the United States to earn her PhD in chemistry and has now developed over 60 cannabis products. Among her many achievements, Mitchell was one of Dope Magazine’s Outstanding Women in Cannabis.
Joining Mitchell is co-founder and best friend Dr. Jannis Babbush who also has her PhD, in inorganic chemistry. Babbush ensures Dreamt’s products are backed by science and rigorously tested.
Dreamt founder, Carolina Vasquez Mitchell
Cosmic View
Cosmic View was co-founded by a brilliant mother and daughter duo. Mom, Christine Skibola is a scientist and her daughter, Nicole, a cancer survivor, respectively. They care deeply about sourcing from certified organic, small farms. Cosmic View works with farms using the Sun + Earth method. This means the plants grow under full sunlight and in soil that gets its nutrients from compost and other natural sources on these farms.
This mother daughter pair raise their own bees for honey and take pride in foraging native plants to create their products. Formulas for Cosmic View products are science backed and intended to aid users’ health. They will never use harsh chemicals. Products include honey sweets edibles, various tinctures and balms, as well as limited edition lollipops.
Christine Skibola, PhD and Nicole Skibola of Cosmic View
Kikoko
Kikoko brings women high quality cannabis alternatives to pharmaceuticals and alcohol. Products range from teas, pre-rolls, mints, tinctures, shots and tabs; all of which can aid in your mood, pain relief, sleep, and sex life. Their products are made with organic, non-GMO ingredients, New Zealand honey, and sun grown cannabis. Sustainability is of the utmost importance as well; packaging is made of compostable or recyclable materials, “to every extent possible.”
Co-founders Amanda and Jennifer may come from opposite sides of the world but share a love for travel, philanthropy, women’s rights, and of course quality cannabis. Female artists produce all of Kikoko’s product art. Making an impact is one of the company’s unbreakable rules, so they donate to cancer patients’ access to cannabis as well as the Last Prisoner Project.
Jen Chapin and Amanda Jones, co-founders of Kikoko
Garden Society
Garden Society focuses on bringing cannabis into women’s everyday life. They use sustainable ingredients and sun-grown cannabis to create pre-rolls, wine country gummies, and infused chocolate.
Founder Eric Gore, chemist and biological engineer, is a speaker of cannabis and entrepreneurship. She has been named by Forbes and the North Bay Business Journal, to name a few, as a pillar for women in the cannabis industry and women owned businesses in general.
Co-founder Karli Warner has made a name for herself in the wine industry for public relations and marketing. She is a storyteller, for wine and cannabis, as well as a cancer survivor, wife, and mother. Warner knows firsthand the benefits of microdosing, which you can read more about here.
Garden Society co-founders Erin Gore and Karli Warner
To read more about women in the cannabis industry, check out this RMR article: The Arcview Group’s Women’s Inclusion Network Partners with Women Empowered in Cannabis.
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