While Packwoods collaborates with other cannabis brands from time to time, the company makes a wide assortment of pre-packed items. Here’s a rundown of what you can buy:

• Packwoods Blunts – Typically, blunts are rolled in tobacco leaves, but Packs uses hemp instead. Each blunt is packed with premium flowers and a dash of concentrate for a smoother experience.
• Packarillos – If a blunt is too much, you can opt for something thinner and easier to smoke on the go. Packarillos come in a set of three, and they’re perfect for when you need a quick hit. Each Packarillo is rolled in a hemp leaf.
• Packwoods Heavies – For true cannabis enthusiasts, Packwoods Heavies are the largest blunt offered by the brand. Newbies need not apply, as these blunts pack a punch with a blend of flower, hash, and kief.
• Glass Cone Joints – Despite the name, these blunts have a silicone tip that helps preserve freshness. Plus, the silicone dissipates heat so you can smoke the blunt all the way down.
• Mini Bursts – When you just want a little bit of weed, a Mini Burst is the perfect accessory. These joints are rolled smaller and come with a terpene ball for a smoother smoking experience.
• Packwoods Flowers – If you want to pack your own joints and blunts, you can buy the flowers directly.
• Disposable Vapes – Packwoods sells a variety of fun-looking vapes with high-quality distillates and live resin.
• Mini Disposable Vapes – If you don’t want too much concentrate, a mini dab will do ya.

Packwoods Cannabis FAQs

Where is Packwoods based?

Packwoods is based in Los Angeles, but it has farms and manufacturing plants across the United States.

Which states sell Packwoods products?

Packwoods is currently available in 13 states, including Washington, Montana, Michigan, New York, California, Nevada, Colorado, Oklahoma, Arizona, New Mexico, Missouri, Mississippi, and Florida.

Packwoods Review

Because Packwoods has been around for so long, the company knows how to roll a quality blunt. Each product uses primo weed, not sticks and stems like other companies. The glass cone version is extra smooth, especially because of the added concentrates and kief. Most smokers love pulling from a Packwoods blunt.