Muha Meds is a Los Angeles cannabis brand started in 2018 by brothers Ali and Muhammad "Muha" Garawi while they were still in college. It built its name on vapes, with ceramic-core 510 carts and rechargeable all-in-ones, then added indoor flower, infused pre-rolls, hash rosin, gummies and its own dispensaries.
The vape bet paid off. Headset ranked Muha Meds No. 2 in Michigan vapor pens for August 2026 and tracked the brand on 784 licensed dispensary menus across five states.
The Garawi brothers and a $15,000 start
The Garawis are first-generation Iraqi-American brothers from Los Angeles. High Times reported in April 2026 that they launched with $15,000 and no outside investors, and the company's own 2024 release calls the business entirely self-funded. The first product was a vape cartridge.
Ali Garawi is founder and CEO. Muha Garawi, the brand's namesake, is founder and chief revenue and marketing officer. High Times listed Ali at 29 and Muha at 26 in April 2026. By April 2026, High Times counted 650 employees, annual revenue north of $100 million and a $180 million valuation, with headquarters in Los Angeles and operations in Michigan.
The culture work stays local. Muha partners with artists, athletes and creatives in Los Angeles and Michigan, including figures from skateboarding, hip-hop and electronic music.
Carts, all-in-ones and the 2-gram disposable
Vapes are the engine, and the brand site sells the whole catalog as California-crafted cannabis. Muha's 510-thread cartridges run on ceramic-core hardware, and its rechargeable all-in-ones use a postless ceramic design. By July 2024 the lineup also included Mavricks, a solventless all-in-one line.
Vapor pens made up 76.4% of Muha's Headset sales in August 2026. The top five products that month were all 2-gram distillate disposables: Pineapple Paradise, Watermelon Moonshine, Bubblegum Burst, Galactic Diesel and Habibi. On Weedmaps, a one-gram Banana Cream Cake cart lists at $14 and a 2-gram Horchata disposable at $49.99.
Habibi, the Cookies collaboration
Habibi is the crossover. The Muha Meds x Cookies Habibi distillate disposable, a 2-gram all-in-one, ranked as Muha's No. 5 product on Headset for August 2026. It climbed 7.4% month over month. That put a Cookies co-brand inside a top five otherwise filled with Muha's own disposable names.
Indoor flower, Mates and Mambas
Off the vape shelf, Muha sells indoor-grown, hand-trimmed flower and pre-rolls infused with Muha Sauce Diamonds. The 2024 store releases named the infused pre-rolls Mates and the edibles Mambas. Weedmaps lists Adios MF in 3.5-gram Big Buds at $35 and Agave Sunrise infused joints at $25 for a five-pack of 0.6-gram rolls.
The concentrate side runs on hash rosin and live rosin. Weedmaps lists a one-gram Alien OG live rosin at $50. Flower is the growth story on the chart: Headset put it at 15.6% of August 2026 sales, up 23% year over year at an average price of $39.87.
Eagle Rock, Westwood and the Muha dispensaries
Muha went brick and mortar in its home city on March 30, 2024, with a grand opening at 1731 Colorado Boulevard in Eagle Rock. Ali Garawi said the first Los Angeles store "means the world to us." The 800-square-foot-plus shop has custom murals celebrating LA culture and holographic displays.
The shelves carried more than 50 partner brands, including Wyld, Raw Garden, CQ and THC Design. A second California store opened in Westwood in July 2024, stocking Wyld, CBX, Decibel, CQ, Caviar Gold, Zen Cannabis and Breez. At that point Muha also ran two Michigan stores and sold in California, Michigan, Missouri and New Mexico.
Hemp, Dialed and the Muha Members app
The company runs lanes beyond licensed cannabis. A hemp line sells at muhacbd.com, and High Times reported that the hemp division grew from $300,000 in 2023 to $24 million in 2025. Merchandise lives at muhamembers.com.
The Muha Members loyalty app pays out rewards and runs giveaways, and the company counts 850,000 members. The Garawis also run two sister brands outside cannabis: Dialed Labs, which sells cold plunges and saunas, and Dialed Moods, a line that includes energy drinks.
Where Muha Meds sells in 2026
Michigan carries the heaviest door count. Headset tracked Muha on 784 licensed dispensary menus in August 2026, 427 of them in Michigan, across Michigan, California, New York and two other states. High Times put the national footprint at more than 1,000 retail doors in April 2026.
The rankings follow the vape story. In August 2026 Headset had Muha at No. 2 in Michigan vapor pens, No. 15 in Michigan flower and No. 62 in Michigan pre-rolls. It ranked No. 20 in California vapor pens and No. 38 in New York vapor pens, with 434 SKUs in the catalog.
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