Jun 15, 2021
Founded by military institute graduate turned entrepreneur Will Breakell, Blazy Susan launches a line of silicone dab jars to complement its famous pink rolling papers and eponymous rolling spinning tray to bring dabbing to a whole new level.

Denver, Colorado, United States - June 14, 2021 / / —
Blazy Susan, online dabbing accessories shop most famous for its Blazy Susan rolling try and pink rolling papers, today announced its launch of a range of Silicone Dab Jars on its e-commerce website. These jars are available in 4 colours - pink, teal, purple, green - and 2 sizes, and are made to store various dabs and concentrate on keeping them fresh and ready to go. With the launch of these affordable silicone dab jars, Blazy Susan demonstrates its commitment to making high-quality dab products that elevate the dabbing experience.
A dab is a highly concentrated form of tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), a chemical in marijuana that gets the user high. According to news site Axion, a joint is roughly 25% THC, while a dab can be up to 90%, meaning that each dab provides a highly concentrated dose of marijuana. This experience is more commonly known and popular among young adults.
The dab jars, with Blazy Susan's logo brandished across its top surface, come in 32mm and 45mm sizes and retail for US$1.99-2.99. As a dabbing accessories shop, Blazy Susan's launch of these jars aiming to complement its other products like its dab tray, as well as its eponymous spinning rolling tray that acts like a kit to hold rolling papers, pre-rolled cones, dab pads and more, to offer a more superior dabbing session.
“Our Silicone Dab Jars make it convenient for dabbers to bring their concentrates around while ensuring they stay fresh. As a company whose dabbing products are made by dabbers, I’m proud to announce the launch of these cute jars because I know they complement the whole dabbing experience,” said Will Breakell, Founder and CEO of Blazy Susan.
For more information, visit https://blazysusan.com/product-category/dabbing-accessories
According to Grand View Research, the global legal marijuana market size was valued at US$9.1 billion in 2020 and is expected to expand at a CAGR of 26.7% from 2021 to 2028. This comes alongside the increase in the purchase of cannabis products over the past calendar year at US$18.3 billion, which is US$7.6 billion more than the US$10.7 billion in sales the previous year, reports cannabis-focused group Leafly.
Axion's January 2020 survey of 2,726 adults in the United States revealed that more than half of the respondents said they have either used a dab or know someone who has. This 59% belong in the 18-24 years old age group. Blazy Susan's more than 70,000 followers on Instagram is evidence of its popularity among the young who are called the Blazy Gang and pose with the brand's famous pink rolling papers and stylish merchandise.
“Blazy Susan wouldn’t exist without our incredible community of fans and supporters. We take pride in giving back to the community and hope to be a glowing example of how to operate and lead the way in this industry,” continued Breakell. The 28-year-old Breakell graduated from Virginia Military Institute but took the path of an entrepreneur instead and started the cannabis lifestyle brand.
As with all Blazy Susan's products, this new line of silicone dab jars comes with a 30-day money back guarantee and will be delivered in discreet packaging.
About the Company:
Blazy Susan brand is the brainchild of founder and CEO Will Breakell. Will is a young entrepreneur from Roanoke, Virginia. Although Will graduated from the esteemed Virginia Military Institute, he soon realised that he was meant to take a different path than most of his peers. The mountains of Colorado were calling for him, and so was the emerging cannabis industry.
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Organization: Blazy Susan
Address: 12445 E 39th Ave, Ste 510, Denver, CO 80239
Phone: +1 (720) 222-3663
Website: https://blazysusan.com/product-category/dabbing-accessories
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