At a glance
Dime Industries is a cannabis brand founded in California in 2016 and built first around vape oil and proprietary hardware. The company now sells several vape families, gummies, softgels, pre-rolls, batteries and accessories through licensed markets. A product-verification system, app-based rewards and state-specific pages support the retail network. Dime does not operate as a direct nationwide cannabis seller; products are purchased through authorized dispensaries where each line is licensed.
Founder and company history
Trade distributor Nabis identifies Mike Marz as Dime’s founder and chief executive and places the company in Irvine, California. The brand’s own materials date its origin to 2016. Its early proposition was to pair cannabis formulations with hardware designed around common cartridge problems such as battery life and leakage. The name references the “dime bag” language of legacy cannabis culture while the company’s visual identity and devices position it as a modern packaged-goods brand.
Signature and Live Reserve
Dime’s Signature Line is a distillate-based vape range with added cannabis-derived and natural fruit-derived terpenes, according to the company FAQ. Live Reserve uses high-terpene extract with melted cannabinoid crystals or “diamonds.” Product sizes differ by jurisdiction: state pages show one- and two-gram formats depending on local rules. These are manufacturer formulation descriptions, not proof that one line is safer or produces a guaranteed effect.
Balance and Rosin
The Balance range combines THC with varying proportions of minor cannabinoids such as CBD, CBG, CBN or THCV. The Rosin line is marketed as a solventless, vape-ready extract and appears in smaller all-in-one devices in some markets. “Balance” is a product-family name, not a medical promise. Exact cannabinoid ratios, ingredients and package potency must be read from the state-specific label because Dime does not offer one identical national formulation.
Edibles, pre-rolls and accessories
Dime’s current catalog includes rosin and multi-cannabinoid gummies, softgels, pre-rolls and branded batteries alongside vapes. The company also uses product-validation codes to authenticate packages and register limited hardware warranty coverage. Validation can help identify counterfeit packaging, but it does not replace state testing or a licensed retailer.
Market footprint
Nabis reported Dime products across California, New York, New Jersey, Oklahoma, New Mexico, Arizona, Massachusetts, Montana, Nevada, Ontario and Alberta in August 2026. Dime’s own location pages confirm several of those markets and show state-specific lineups. This is a licensed partner footprint, not a list of company-owned dispensaries. The live store locator is the best source for present inventory because partners, formats and package sizes change.
Awards and recognition
Dime prominently markets itself as award-winning, but its current site presents inconsistent totals: one section says more than thirty awards, while newer FAQ copy claims more than one hundred. A complete dated ledger naming competitions, years, products and placements was not located.
Licensing, testing and authenticity
The company footer publishes California manufacturing and distribution license numbers for Bud Technology, and Dime provides batch-oriented lab-result and product-verification tools. Those are useful provenance signals, but safety claims still need to be evaluated through the exact certificate of analysis, current state recall notices and the sealed package.