Flavorade is a Long Beach vape brand that Nick Coburn founded in 2023 to make cured resin carts with nothing added back. Every cartridge comes from one extraction with zero distillate, and it sells only through licensed California dispensaries. The company holds California distributor license C11-0001795-LIC and posts drops on Instagram as @flavoradeca.
Collabs carry the menu. Headset's September 2026 snapshot tracked 197 Flavorade SKUs, and every one of the top ten sellers was a cured resin cart made with a named grower.
Nick Coburn's 2023 exit and the Flavorade launch
Before Flavorade, Coburn was director of operations and sales at Greenmount LLC, the licensed manufacturer behind ColdFire extracts. He left in August 2023 and launched Flavorade as a brand of vape cartridges, he wrote in "Why Did I Start Flavorade?", a statement the company posted on January 7, 2024.
The same statement spells out the ownership. Coburn says he owns Flavorade 100% and controls its creative direction, and that neither he nor the brand has any connection to ColdFire or Greenmount. The About page lists Long Beach as home base and 2023 as the founding year.
One extraction, zero distillate
The house rule fits on a jar lid. Flavorade runs a single extraction that pulls cannabinoids and terpenes together, then fills the cart without adding anything back. "Nothing added. One extraction process," reads the brand's Weedmaps page, which spells out "ZERO DISTILLATE USED" in capitals.
Retail copy repeats the pitch. Wellgreens' Pacific Beach menu in San Diego describes the oil as 100% cannabis-derived, with no distillate, no additives and no reintroduced terpenes. Most of the catalog is cured resin, and the Cilicon brand guide, updated in January 2026, lists live resin carts as well. Every cart comes in a 1-gram size.
Pearl Pharma, Preferred Gardens and the Flavorade x roster
Almost every cart names its grower. Pearl Pharma supplies the heaviest hitters. Sticky Mango was Flavorade's No. 1 product in Headset's September 2026 snapshot, and Papaya Scout, Pearl OG, Royal Dutch and White Cheese also made the top ten. Mango Sherb, Tropical Mac and Iced Lemonade carry the Pearl Pharma name too.
Preferred Gardens placed Cold Crunch, Frozen Marker and Cherry Pearl in the same top ten, and its Red Delicious, Blue Dream and Lights Out carts appear on dispensary menus. Flight Path brought Jalisco Runtz and Cherry Warheadz. Sirius added The White, Sour Diesel, 92 Fritter, Zoreoz and Dolato.
The roster keeps going. Green Dragon is on Guap, LA POP and Lavender Runtz, Bosky on Z-Pie, Bolo Runtz, Cherry OZK and Sweet Soap, and Flora & Flame on Guava Nova and Gelonade x Cold Heat. House carts without a partner credit include Holy Wreck, Orange Papaya, Pink Frosty, Purple Lemonade, Tropical Soda and Cherry AK.
Cart prices and the Flavor Savor battery
Flavorade sells hardware to match. The Flavor Savor battery, a Flavorade x Helio Supply collaboration, listed at $30 on Weedmaps in September 2026. Cilicon's brand guide puts its range at 31 voltage settings between 1.2V and 4.2V.
Cart prices run wide. The same September 2026 Weedmaps listing showed 1-gram carts from $29 on a 50% markdown up to $61.99, with regular prices between $49 and $61.99. Headset put the brand's average price at $30.06 in August 2026. Wellgreens Pacific Beach listed eight Flavorade carts at $47.99 each.
Monday drops and the Terp Finder
Flavorade runs on weekly drops. Its Terp Finder page updates every Monday and lists products in the order of the previous week's deliveries. In September 2026 it showed a September 7–11 window with Tropical Soda and Mango Runtz.
A retailer map and a "Shop Terps on Weedmaps" button sit in the site's main menu, next to a merch store, a page of formal statements from Coburn and a newsletter for drop alerts. Flavorade also posts on TikTok as @flavoradeextracts.
293 California stores and a No. 35 rank
Headset tracked Flavorade in 293 California dispensaries in its September 2026 snapshot, with Los Angeles, Sacramento, San Diego, San Francisco and Santa Ana as its main cities. Vapor pens make up 100% of its sales mix. The brand ranked No. 35 in California vapor pens for August 2026, down from No. 17 a year earlier.
The 2025 numbers ran bigger. Cilicon, citing Headset data, put Flavorade's 2025 California sales at about $7.0 million, good for No. 21 in the state's vapor pen category.
On the ground, a September 2026 Weedmaps listing showed the carts across the low and high desert, including STIIIZY in Indio, Palm Desert and Barstow. Off The Charts carried them in Needles, Winterhaven, Indio and Palm Springs. Coachella Greenery, Leaf Society in Salton City, The Syndicate in Desert Hot Springs and Element 7 in Cathedral City made the list too.
For adults 21 and over.