If you walk into a California dispensary, you’ll find it chock-full of vape cartridges, edible, concentrates, and prerolls. What you can’t always get your hands on, is an infused preroll — a specialty joint that contains not only herb but also a cannabis extract in some form. This might be CO2 extract oil rolled on the exterior of the preroll’s paper, or a concentrate like hash mixed into the flower before filling the cone. Only a few brands currently make infused prerolls, but the demand is quickly growing. Enter Space Coyote.
The Space Coyote Infused Preroll Has Landed
Launched just two months ago, the Space Coyote is a concentrate-infused preroll powered by brand collaborations. The team behind this exciting new product believes in potent, THC rich products, which is in stark contrast to newer low-dose and CBD brands coming onto the scene in recent months.
Filled with quality extracts that are already known and loved by the market, Space Coyote does not want customers to shy away from getting glazed, blazed, and totally cosmic. One could say that they fully embrace the heritage stoner market because they are, in fact, stoners themselves.
“One of our core business values is collaboration,” said Libby Cooper, founder, and Co-CEO. “On top of collaborations with extract artists, Space Coyote also collaborates with mixed media artists including textile designers, painters, muralists, musicians, and more.
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Each Space Coyote is co-branded. If you walk into a MedMen or a SPARC, you will find the first Space Coyote release is with NASHA Extracts, the premier hash producer out of beautiful Humboldt County.
“We know that there’s nothing better than lighting up a joint during your favorite song or getting high before making art,” said Cooper. “Space Coyote wants all humans, artist-identifying and artist-not-yet-identifying, to realize their own creative abilities. Everyone has the potential to be an artist.”
Cooper, who previously worked at Eaze serving as their Creative Director for almost two years, has partnered up with her actual life partner, Scott Sundvor, to bring Space Coyote to the world. Sundvor, who previously founded food allergy testing device Nima Sensor, is extremely excited to be joining Cooper in the cannabis industry.
“We want to bring the artistry of concentrate production to consumers that might not own a dab rig, or who might own a rig but just want to have something more convenient when on the go,” said Sundvor.
The couple’s new business endeavor has taken off with the number of dispensaries carrying the Space Coyote quickly growing.
“We are really stoked to see the cannabis community love what we are putting out there,” said Cooper. “We are looking forward to welcoming more and more people into the Coyote family.”
If you want to try a Space Coyote for yourself, check out their list of carrying dispensaries. Check out Space Coyote on Instagram and give them a follow to make your feed a little more desert and a little more cosmic every day.