Ricky Williams's Highsman Coming To This State Via Partnership With TILT

TILT Holdings Inc. TLLTF TILT announced the Pennsylvania launch of “H” by Ricky Williams, the former NFL player’s medical marijuana brand. The purpose-driven brand will be distributed to dispensaries throughout the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania for medical marijuana patients through TILT subsidiary Standard Farms.

Motivated by his own personal journey with medical marijuana and healing, Williams’ brand, more widely known as Highsman, launched in November 2021. The brand is now available in five states with Pennsylvania marking its second state launch in partnership with TILT. The initial product collection offering includes flower 8ths in:

Pregame, energizing and attention-grabbing sativas;
Halftime, balanced and restorative hybrids;
Postgame, restful and recovery-focused indicas;

“This brand line, more specifically marijuana, has profoundly and positively impacted my life,” stated Ricky Williams, founder of “H” by Ricky Williams. “I introduced these products to break through the stigma of marijuana and improve access to those seeking to be the best versions of themselves. Thanks to our partnership with TILT, we can introduce even more patients to the benefits and healing properties of medical marijuana through our brand.”

Gary Santo, CEO of TILT, stated, “TILT’s differentiated brand-partner model allows us to collaborate with some of the most innovative and impactful brands in the U.S. and introduce them to new markets. I am proud to be working with Ricky to bring this authentic brand to patients in Pennsylvania.”

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Cannabis rescheduling seems to be right around the corner