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Jeeter’s Quad Infusion: Four Times the Fun

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Jeeter’s Quad Infusion: Four Times the Fun

Apr 30, 20252 min read

Jeeter has raised the bar in the cannabis industry with the launch of its new Quad-Infused pre-rolls featuring Rosin for a smoother, more full-spectrum smoking experience. Alongside this product innovation, Jeeter is introducing eco-friendly packaging made from post-consumer recycled plastic, aligning with its commitment to sustainability. These advancements will be available this month across Arizona.

Elevating the Cannabis Experience with Quad Infusion

Jeeter’s Quad-Infused pre-rolls combine four premium ingredients to create a superior smoking experience:

  • THCA Diamonds: Known for their unmatched potency, these deliver a powerful, long-lasting high
  • Terpenes: Enhance aroma, flavor, and the entourage effect, offering a richer and more complex experience.
  • Kief: A concentrated source of cannabinoids and terpenes, adding strength, aroma, and a hand-finished touch.
  • Rosin: The newest addition to Jeeter’s pre-rolls, providing full-spectrum effects, smoother burns, and richer flavor.

“We’re constantly pushing the envelope,” said Sebastian Solano, Jeeter Co-Founder & CEO. “The new Quad Infused reflects our commitment to delivering the highest-quality products while continuously evolving to raise the bar for our consumers.”

(Image courtesy of Jeeter)
(Image courtesy of Jeeter)
Where to purchase the new QUAD Infused 

Most locally-owned dispensaries (minus Botanica) should have the new Quad Infused Jeeter product in stock. If you’re set on trying it, call first to confirm availability.

A Commitment to Sustainability

Jeeter’s dedication to innovation extends beyond its products and into its packaging. The new packaging is crafted using at least 25% post-consumer recycled plastic, significantly reducing environmental impact. Unlike post-industrial recycled plastic, which uses leftover manufacturing materials, post-consumer recycled plastic is derived from materials already used and recycled by consumers, making it a greener, cleaner solution.

The brand has also implemented a zero-waste injection system that reduces plastic usage by up to 30%, while cutting energy consumption by 13% and water usage by 6%. These efforts underscore Jeeter’s leadership in creating a more sustainable future for the cannabis industry.

“This update introduces a more sustainable packaging solution,” said Lukasz Tracz, Jeeter Co-Founder & CEO. “I’m incredibly proud of what our team has accomplished.”

Setting the Standard for Cannabis Excellence

As a premium cannabis brand, Jeeter maintains its commitment to transparency and consumer safety. All products are rigorously third-party tested to ensure quality and purity, reinforcing consumer trust and pushing industry standards forward.

With the introduction of Quad-Infused pre-rolls and sustainable packaging, Jeeter continues to redefine what it means to lead in the cannabis industry. By staying ahead of trends and prioritizing both innovation and environmental responsibility, Jeeter sets a new standard for excellence—one that benefits both consumers and the planet.

For more information, visit Jeeter’s website or follow them on Instagram @jeeter.

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