Colorado-based Ripple, known for its water-soluble cannabis powders and gummies, has entered the Michigan marketplace.
Ripple Michigan opened its 8,000-square-foot, multimillion-dollar cannabis manufacturing and processing facility in the Lansing suburb of Dimondale. It is the company’s first step in a long-term multistate expansion plan.
“It’s been our dream from the start to bring Ripple here,” says Missy Bradley, vice president of marketing for Ripple, a native of metro Detroit. “We’ve been working diligently for the past seven years in Colorado to develop the best cannabis edibles on the market, and we could not be more excited to bring our products back home.”
Ripple Michigan is launching with all three Ripple product lines, both for medical and recreational sale:
- Ripple QuickDissolves — The fast-acting, water-soluble powder that dissolves quickly and cleanly into any food or beverage to make anything an edible.
- Ripple QuickGummies — Clinically proven, according to Ripple, to be two times faster than the competition, in all-natural flavors and a wide range of doses.
- Ripple QuickSticks — The “most convenient and fun way to get the fastest THC by simply pouring the flavored powder on your tongue.”
“Midwesterners can sniff out B.S. a mile away, and they deserve fast-acting cannabis products they can actually trust to deliver what they promise,” says Justin Singer, Ripple’s CEO, who also is a Michigan native.
“Ripple is the only cannabis edibles company using published, peer-reviewed human clinical research to substantiate our fast-acting claims. We know personally that Michigan has some of the best and brightest people in the world. And, of course, we’re delighted to have our products available in the same state that pioneered Vernor’s, Faygo Red Pop, Better Made Chips, and the Coney dog.”
With commitments secured in more than 150 dispensaries across the state, Ripple products are available in both medical and recreational dispensaries.
