hashi turns scattered dispensary menus into one product-first catalog for patients and adult-use shoppers. It is not an open directory or a pay-to-play menu: we list products our team can evaluate, then user feedback helps decide what stays live.
the listing standard
A brand can belong in one part of the catalog and stay out of another. If the community trusts your edibles but not your hash, we may list the edibles and leave the hash off until that line earns its place. New product lines, cleaner batches, and real SOP improvements are all valid reasons to ask for another look.
We review the actual line or product being submitted: hash, rosin, edibles, vapes, or anything else hashi may support.
Listing depends on product quality, consistency, documentation, and whether users keep trusting what they buy.
If your old reputation no longer matches your current work, show us what changed and where shoppers can verify it.
the process
Tell us which brand, product line, and individual products you want reviewed. Include where they are sold and anything a shopper would need to verify the claim.
COAs, batch records, cultivar/source notes, SOP changes, product docs, or public catalog links help us understand whether the product can be represented honestly.
The team reviews quality signals, menu presence, product consistency, and community feedback. If we like what we see, we list the product where it belongs.
Once listed, the product has to keep earning trust. Feedback, quality changes, bad data, and weak batches can trigger another review.
if quality slips
We are not here to wreck a brand's bottom line. The job is to point patients and adult-use shoppers toward products that are worth their money and attention. If quality starts slipping, we look for patterns, context, and a credible path back.
Products or lines come down when they no longer meet the standard and the brand is not willing to work toward that standard. If you have better SOPs, cleaner batches, stronger documentation, or a new line that deserves review, we want to see it.
what to send
Send the product line, where it is sold, and the evidence that helps us evaluate quality. The email will open with the fields we need.
hashi turns scattered dispensary menus into one product-first catalog for patients and adult-use shoppers. It is not an open directory or a pay-to-play menu: we list products our team can evaluate, then user feedback helps decide what stays live.
the listing standard
A brand can belong in one part of the catalog and stay out of another. If the community trusts your edibles but not your hash, we may list the edibles and leave the hash off until that line earns its place. New product lines, cleaner batches, and real SOP improvements are all valid reasons to ask for another look.
We review the actual line or product being submitted: hash, rosin, edibles, vapes, or anything else hashi may support.
Listing depends on product quality, consistency, documentation, and whether users keep trusting what they buy.
If your old reputation no longer matches your current work, show us what changed and where shoppers can verify it.
the process
Tell us which brand, product line, and individual products you want reviewed. Include where they are sold and anything a shopper would need to verify the claim.
COAs, batch records, cultivar/source notes, SOP changes, product docs, or public catalog links help us understand whether the product can be represented honestly.
The team reviews quality signals, menu presence, product consistency, and community feedback. If we like what we see, we list the product where it belongs.
Once listed, the product has to keep earning trust. Feedback, quality changes, bad data, and weak batches can trigger another review.
if quality slips
We are not here to wreck a brand's bottom line. The job is to point patients and adult-use shoppers toward products that are worth their money and attention. If quality starts slipping, we look for patterns, context, and a credible path back.
Products or lines come down when they no longer meet the standard and the brand is not willing to work toward that standard. If you have better SOPs, cleaner batches, stronger documentation, or a new line that deserves review, we want to see it.
what to send
Send the product line, where it is sold, and the evidence that helps us evaluate quality. The email will open with the fields we need.