Weed Labels

Marijuana labels for bottles, bags, storage tins, grinders, vials, and other marijuana packaging are necessary. Our marijuana stickers maintain compliance with states that have legalized marijuana.

All of our dispensary labels feature the correct size, text, and image required by each state. Generic cannabis stickers and strain labels are also available. Marijuana Packaging can customize your company logo and text for brand visibility.

Adding your logo to your cannabis labels helps your brand stand out. Fill out our form at marijuanapackaging.com with your details, and one of our representatives will reach out to you.

You'll be able to collaborate with our talented designers to craft the best packaging labels for your product. We can take your pre-roll labels, dropper bottle labels, and concentrate labels to the next level. We are committed to making your vision a reality.

Automation labeling services save time for marijuana dispensaries as they take the hassle out of manually applying weed labels to jars, vials, and other packaging products. Marijuana Packaging takes care of this for you, saving time and money.

When you receive your inventory complete with customized packaging labels from us, they're ready to pack with cannabis or other smoke products. Start by filling out our label application form.

The minimum quantity to qualify for automation service is 10 cases. Our customization team can apply cannabis labels to glass jars, pre-rolled tubes, reversible cap vials, pop-top bottles, and a wide range of other jars.

What are Weed Labels?

States that have legalized cannabis also set their own rules and regulations for cannabis packaging stickers labels. These laws are regularly revised and updated, making selecting product packaging stickers more complex. Staying up to date and compliant is extremely important.

If stickers for product packaging aren't compliant with a particular state's regulations, a company can face heavy penalties. These penalties can include:

• Large fines
• Recalls on products
• Revocation of licensing or certification
• Closure of business

Luckily, our design team can modify and update your designs with each subsequent order to keep your products compliant. Marijuana Packaging provides the best packaging labels wholesale to suit your needs.

Does My Business Need Marijuana Sticker Labels?

Because of the variety of state requirements, to remain complaint (and legally sold), all cannabis products must have marijuana packaging labels. THC wax labels are required in some states.

Labels for packaging have two important panels, or sections of the marijuana labels, to be aware of primary panels and information panels. Each panel of weed labels has its purpose.

The primary panel, located on the front of the package for dispensary labels, is often called the "brand" label or "prime" label.

Customer-facing, the primary panel is the first image of packaging labels that a potential buyer sees when looking at the products displayed on a retail shelf. The information on these labels can vary by state, but there is some standard information:

• Branding
• Name of the product
• Net weight or volume
• Required universal symbols or markings
• Batch tracking ID numbers
• Cannabinoid content

Located on the back or sides of your packaging, the information panel on your strain labels, dispensary stickers, or medical marijuana stickers is also known as a "secondary panel."

This panel on your labels for packaging contains detailed information to educate the consumer about your product. As with the primary panel, the requirements for the information panel for your marijuana stickers or dispensary labels can vary by state and share some standard conditions.

Secondary panels on weed labels and cannabis stickers may contain testing information or whether the cannabis product has contacted pesticides or insecticides. The information panel on your strain labels can also provide information about cannabinoids, terpenes, or flavonoids.

QR codes can also be printed on this part of the dispensary stickers or cannabis labels. These codes allow customers to scan the code and see full details for the product – including lab testing information and cannabinoid and terpene profiles.

Label information requirements vary by state, but there are some common requirements to be found on secondary panels:

• Plant strain name & type
• Company name & contact information
• The Indica/Sativa classification
• Unique serial number
• Specific dates (expiration/tested/cultivated)
• Lab information
• Net weight or volume statement
• Percentages of THC, THCA, CBD, CBN, etc.

Things can get complex regarding the requirements for medical marijuana stickers and other labels. Each state with legalized medical cannabis has unique label laws regarding the qualifications for cannabis products to stay compliant. In addition to each state's list of eligible conditions, applications for cannabis labels may be restricted to certain forms. The most common include:

• Concentrates
• Edibles
• Extracts
• Flowers & buds
• Oils & tinctures
• Pre-rolls & cones
• Topicals
• Vaporizers

All marijuana labels (dispensary stickers, strain labels, medical marijuana stickers, labels for jars, etc.) are legally required to be printed with detailed content about the product – similar to the nutritional fact labels found on packaged foods and drinks. Some standard requirements on regulated weed labels and dispensary labels include:

• Active ingredients
• Important dates
• Manufacturer information
• Testing information
• Specific font sizes

Federally listed as a Schedule I Controlled Substance, most states require specific warning instructions on weed labels and dispensary stickers. Some standard warnings on dispensary labels and strain labels include phrases specifying the following:

• Ability impairments
• Age restrictions
• Habit-forming
• Health risks
• For medical use only
• Not for pregnant women or women who are breastfeeding
• Not for children or animals
• Resale and transfer restrictions

Cannabis labels show the essential and legally required information. Some designs can skip labels altogether and print the required information on the package, making it just as crucial for these applications to follow proper guidelines.

Regulation changes can be as minor as wording or font sizes. Some states require cannabis packaging to be transparent, resealable, tamper-evident, or child-resistant. Your packaging must comply with any new adjustments. Non-compliance with local regulations can prevent stores from carrying your products.

Compliance is a crucial concern when it comes to packaging solutions.

Why Use Strain Labels?

Cannabis strain labels provide helpful insight for consumers about the product they are choosing. The information on typical dispensary strain labels might tell you whether the product is infected with mold or contains traces of residual pesticide and will let you know how much THC, CBD, and other cannabinoids are in the product.

Understanding strain label stickers also provides more insight and information about the strain's high beyond just its Indica or Sativa class. For example, a strain with 3% CBD content produces different effects than one with 0% CBD, even if they are from the same strain.

Not all states have equally rigorous testing mandates for medical cannabis products. Accurate, high-quality strain stickers help the consumer avoid contaminated buds. Labs typically publish testing data online, but locating that information often requires considerable research to find testing centers in any given region.

But, even with testing information, labels can be a bit confusing. There are a few simple things on most cannabis labels:

• Strain name
• Who grew the strain
• The expiration date of the testing results (not the expiration date of the cannabis product)
• The Indica or Sativa class
• Testing lab name and information
• The date the strain was tested
• Information on legal compliance with state law

Some labels will list the amount of pesticide residue in the cannabis. Levels must be under 0.1 parts per million for a product to pass a standard pesticide test. Most labels merely state whether or not a product has passed the test. If it is labeled as passed, it meets the above criteria.

Cannabis that has been tested and made onto dispensary shelves has typically passed tests for microbiology – aerobic bacteria (E. coli, Salmonella, etc.), yeasts and molds, and other large bacterial colonies.

Some labels will tell only whether or not a strain has passed with acceptable levels of microbes, while others will list an exact amount. Restrictions for microbial levels differ from state to state.

Where to Buy Dispensary Labels Wholesale

Marijuana Packaging is prepared to meet all of your needs for custom cannabis labels, edible labels, medical dispensary labels, mylar bag labels, and more. We offer a wide selection of labeling options, customization, and great prices.

Additionally, we have recyclable options, child-proof packaging, and tamper-evident labels. When you're shopping for wholesale products in bulk, Marijuana Packaging is there to meet your needs.

We also have a reasonably easy-to-understand shipping policy with information to help you track your products. Our customer service is on standby to answer any of your questions or inquiries. If for whatever reason, you are not satisfied with your order, your return policy is available to address any of your concerns.

Our website was designed to be user-friendly to make your online shopping experience simple and straightforward. Our sales team has decades of experience and can work with you to find the best product to represent your brand.

Weed Labels: The Bottom Line

As the marketplace for cannabis products grows, more and more cannabis products make their way to the retail floor. Get a headstart in your area by stocking up year-round on our labels.

But until there is a national standard for the regulations and requirements of cannabis products, businesses will have to make sure their goods remain compliant and available for consumers.