San Limon is a hybrid from LAX Packs, the West Los Angeles flower brand founded by close friends born and raised on the city's West Side. It sells as LAX Packs flower and as a 1g vape cart made with Long Beach extractor Flavorade.
The cart's Weedmaps listing tests San Limon at 79.44% THC and 0.14% CBD, a figure Weedmaps labels high potency.
A West Side crew that started in 2009
LAX Packs dates the brand to 2018, but its people have been moving flower since 2009. The company calls itself a legacy brand of the traditional Los Angeles market, which it describes as the toughest in the world. It holds California distributor license C11-0000511-LIC.
The pitch rests on selection. LAX Packs says it keeps creating, hunting and selecting unshared exotic strains to stay ahead of what enthusiasts want. It pairs that hunt with what it calls refined, state-of-the-art cultivation methods.
Jesse Eichenberger and a lifestyle brand
Jesse Eichenberger is a founder of LAX Packs. The creative studio Super Evil Genius Corp. says the founders came to it with one goal: grow the company without giving up authenticity or product quality.
The studio's answer was to treat LAX as a lifestyle brand rather than a standard cannabis company. Packaging sat at the center of that plan. Seasonal apparel drops and full campaign rollouts supported product launches. In 2024 the studio handled packaging, photography, video editing, creative direction and graphic design for the brand.
San Limon on the LAX Packs menu
San Limon shares a catalog with Gelato 82, Gushcotti, Lemon Peelz, Triple Berry, White Cherries and Purple Octane. The flower side comes in sizes from 1g to 14g. The pre-roll list adds Arc Angeles OG, Cali Sunset, Dark Arts, Kashmir Kush, Blue Nerdz and Cereal Milk.
The San Limon flower appears on iHeartJane under the shorter LAX label. The cart carries it into a second format under the LAX Packs name, as a co-branded Flavorade release.
One extraction, zero distillate
Nick Coburn founded Flavorade in Long Beach in 2023. Before that he was director of operations and sales at Greenmount LLC, the licensed manufacturer behind ColdFire extracts. He left in August 2023, according to a statement dated January 7. Coburn says he owns and controls the company 100%.
The process is short. Every batch comes from one extraction that pulls only cannabinoids and flavor compounds. Flavorade adds nothing back and uses no distillate in any product. Its Weedmaps page frames the carts around fresh California-grown flavor.
Collaborations fill the menu. Flavorade's Weedmaps page names Flora & Flame, No Till Kings, Preferred Gardens, Woodwide and Helio Supply as partners. The Flavorade x LAX Packs San Limon cart is a 1g cartridge, and Flavorade's tasting notes read vanilla ice cream and fruit zest.
Where Flavorade carts land
Headset tracked Flavorade in 296 licensed dispensaries in August 2026, 293 of them in California and the rest in Oregon. Los Angeles, Sacramento, San Diego, San Francisco and Santa Ana were its strongest cities. The brand carried 197 SKUs, all vapor pens, at an average price of $30.06.
Flavorade ranked No. 35 in California vapor pens that month, down from No. 17 a year earlier. Its Sticky Mango cured resin cart, a Pearl Pharma collaboration, led sales. New flavors post to a Terp Finder page every Monday, listed in the order of the previous week's deliveries.