Yummi Karma is a California cannabis brand built on liquid drops, started in 2014 by sisters Krystal and Chelsea Kitahara. Krystal runs it as chief executive, Chelsea as chief financial officer, and both are the named owners on the Orange County manufacturing and distribution licenses behind the label.
The catalog stays in one lane. Headset ranked Yummi Karma No. 2 in California tinctures and sublinguals for August 2026, with every tracked sale that month landing in that single category across 21 SKUs.
Two sisters and a 2014 start
The Kitaharas launched the brand in 2014 and describe it as the first state-licensed cannabis manufacturer in Orange County. The titles were put on the record in a January 4, 2023 announcement, which listed Krystal as co-owner and chief executive and Chelsea as co-owner and chief financial officer. Both names sit on the state license filings as owners.
Two licenses, both current
Yummi Karma holds Type 6 manufacturing license DCC-10001946. The state issued it on February 15, 2019, and it runs to February 15, 2027, covering adult-use and medicinal production in Orange County. The sisters' company Outrageous Ventures LLC holds distributor license C11-0001758-LIC, issued October 3, 2022.
Higher Origins, which indexes California Department of Cannabis Control filings, refreshed both entries on September 16, 2026 and showed them active. The 2023 announcement flagged the distribution license as a recent addition, which matches that October 2022 date.
Nabis, Eaze and 70 store doors
On January 4, 2023 the brand moved its wholesale distribution to Nabis on an exclusive basis. That announcement described the Nabis network as a portfolio of more than 200 brands reaching close to every licensed California dispensary. Jen Seo, Nabis's director of marketing and partnerships, called Yummi Karma a female-founded legacy brand in the same release. Chelsea Kitahara framed the move around access, saying the company was "steadfastly dedicated to helping more people access cannabis independently."
The company's Find Us page lists more than 70 licensed California retailers, from San Diego up through Sacramento. The featured set includes:
- Cookies and STIIIZY in Los Angeles
- The Higher Path in Sherman Oaks and RDC Collective in Tarzana
- Haven in Long Beach and People's OC in Santa Ana
- Airfield Supply Co. in San Jose and Torrey Holistics in San Diego
Nabis Marketplace carries the wholesale listing, and an Order Now button on the site routes shoppers to Eaze for delivery.
What the bottles are
Everything pours from a dropper. The line pairs ratio bottles such as P.O.G, Watermelon 1:1 and Just Peachy 30:1 with 1,000-milligram bottles including Birthday Cake, Strawberry Lemonade, Wicked Apple and Cherry Pie, plus the CBD-only Plain Jane and a 120-milligram Totally Tangerine.
Prices on the brand's own store run $36 to $50 a bottle. Weedmaps lists the wider range at $25 to $59.99 and shows the same two license numbers, the Type 6 manufacturing license and the distributor license, attached to the menu.
High Gorgeous, the second label
High Gorgeous is the Kitaharas' sister brand, a skincare-style collection the company lists separately from the drops, and Headset tracks it on its own. In August 2026 it ranked 10th in California topicals with sales under $50,000 across five active SKUs. Topicals drove 72.86% of that month's sales and drops the remaining 27.14%, with roll-ons and body lotions holding four of the top five SKUs.
Good Karma, period packs and food banks
The brand files its giving under the Good Karma name. Its Empower Women, Period campaign, first posted on March 8, 2022, has collected more than 10,000 pads, tampons and liners for period packs handed out to Californians in need. Other Good Karma projects have gone to college food banks and to essential workers.
The company also puts a share of proceeds from one of its drops toward causes supporting women, and it frames representation for women in the industry as part of the business rather than a side campaign.
Where Yummi Karma stands in 2026
Headset put the brand above $100,000 in California sales for August 2026, a 15.09% increase year over year, with average prices down 4.78% over the same span. Its top-selling item that month cleared roughly $121,000 in tracked sales.
Orange County stays the base, the sisters stay the owners, and the shelf stays liquid. The blog's most recent entry is dated May 2, 2026, the Eaze route is live on the homepage, and info@yummikarma.com remains the published contact address. Older posts on the same blog mark Pride in June 2022 and 710 in July 2022.
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