The OGeez Triple Infused Gummy Trails Peg’s RSO

OGeez! put a three-layer Rocket Pop gummy on Illinois shelves on Feb. 11, 2026, with RSO, distillate, and rosin in separate colors. The 10-pack is 10 milligrams a piece, and the Big OGeez is one 100 milligram gummy.

By August, Headset ranked that 10-pack 10th inside the brand. A CBN sleep gummy and Peg’s RSO packs still took the top slots.

Three Extracts Share One Rocket Pop

OGeez! Brands, the Arizona gummy company run by CEO Bran Noonan, spent over a year on the recipe. Most infused gummies mix the oil into one batter. This one pours three extracts as three candy layers, then stacks them.

The company listed the three-layer Rocket Pop gummy as a full-spectrum piece with a cherry, lime, and blue raspberry flavor split across red, white, and blue bands. Illinois got it first. Arizona and New Jersey were slated for March, and both later showed the SKU on menus.

THE THREE LAYERS IN THE GUMMY

• Red, RSO: Whole-plant oil in the cherry band, pitched as cannabinoid depth.
• White, distillate: Refined THC in the lime band, pitched as a smooth, reliable onset.
• Blue, rosin: Solventless whole-plant extract in the blue raspberry band, pitched as the finish.

Noonan said the split was the point. Each method keeps what it is known for, instead of being blended into one dose.

This product represents a leap forward in edible innovation. By separating the three extracts into individual layers, we’re honoring what each extraction method does best and delivering a full-spectrum gummy that’s one-of-a-kind.

Bran Noonan, CEO of OGeez!, Feb. 11, 2026 launch statement

He also called it a celebration and said the company did not want to make just another gummy. The brand page still frames it that way, with a 5 to 10 milligram starting note and a warning that onset varies.

Sleep and Peg’s RSO Still Own the Register

Headset’s snapshot dated Sept. 6, 2026, covering August, is the cleanest look at what actually sold. OGeez! cleared $1 million that month. Edibles were 98.5% of the mix. Brand sales were up 25.4% from a year earlier, while the average item price fell 11.1% to $12.04.

Edible sales rose 27.0% year over year and 0.6% from July, at an average $12.02. The brand held edible rank 2 in Arizona, 8 in Illinois, and 4 in New Jersey. Wyld stayed No. 1 in Arizona edibles even as its sales fell 19.2% year over year. Baked Bros held No. 3 there with a 9.5% gain.

OGEEZ IN AUGUST 2026

• Volume: More than $1 million in August sales across 129 SKUs.
• Price: $12.04 average item price, down 11.1% from a year earlier.
• Mix: Edibles 98.5% of sales, up 27.0% year over year.
• States: Edible rank 2 in Arizona, 8 in Illinois, 4 in New Jersey.

The SKU list under that growth is blunter than the launch copy. Sleep stayed No. 1 from April through August. Peg’s RSO packs filled ranks 2 through 5. Triple Infused did not enter the brand’s top 10 until June, then held 10th in July and August with a 6.1% bump from July.

OGEEZ BRAND SKU RANKS, AUGUST 2026

Headset’s own read of that chart is that demand bunched in RSO-led and functional gummies, with fruit and cream lines adding breadth. Five Peg’s and Big family SKUs occupied ranks 2 through 5. The Rocket Pop 10-pack is a working product. It is not the engine.

A May 2026 Hoodie Market Intelligence cut put the same geography in share terms. Arizona still supplies nearly half of sales at 46.8%, with New Jersey at 36.8% and Illinois at 16.5%.

Why OGeez Stacked RSO, Distillate, and Rosin

The three oils are not interchangeable, which is why shops used to sell them as camps. Distillate is a refined, near-flavorless THC oil that doses cleanly and starts on time. RSO, Rick Simpson Oil, is a dark whole-plant extract that keeps minor cannabinoids, terpenes, and chlorophyll, and it is sold as a heavier, longer ride. Rosin is pressed with heat and pressure, no solvent, and it is the extract solventless buyers pay up for.

OGeez! already sold all three as separate identities. Peg’s RSO is the namesake oil gummy. The Creams are the double-layer candy the company has used as a calling card. Naturals carry live rosin in a vegan citrus piece. Triple Infused is those identities poured into one Rocket Pop.

That is a merchandising move as much as a process one. A shopper who wants solventless, a shopper who wants RSO, and a shopper who just wants a gummy that starts on time now share a SKU at the same milligram count. The company still tells each camp it is being honored. The register then tells you which camp was already paying the bills.

August edible ranks inside the brand make that plain. Sleep, a 2:1 THC and CBN aqua berry piece, held the top slot even while slipping 3.9% from July. Big Peg’s Raspberry Orange RSO jumped 29.8% to rank 3. The layered novelty grew, and it grew from the bottom of the top 10.

A Champaign Pack Tasted Like a Rocket Pop

Packs bought at The Dispensary Champaign on March 22, 2026, show what the press photos flatten. The 10-pack came as ten sugar-coated teardrops at 10 milligrams each. The Big Triple Infused was one teardrop at 100 milligrams, scored so it can be broken down.

The pouch smelled like mixed berry candy. The red cap tasted like cherry, the white middle like lime and lemon, and the blue base like blue raspberry, with grape and tart raspberry in the back. The three flavors ran together as sweet-sour berry and covered the extract taste.

The chew was soft at first bite, with a little resistance at the end. The Champaign tasting described a staged ride: distillate first, a heavier rosin body buzz next, then a late RSO blanket that ran into sleep and a strong appetite bump. That tracks the company’s own layer copy, which assigns onset to the white band and depth to the red one.

The ingredient list on that pack was ordinary candy, not a wellness label. Cane sugar, corn syrup, distilled water, gelatin, natural and artificial flavors, citric acid, titanium dioxide and glycerin for color, cannabis extract, artificial colors, and terpenes. Gelatin means it is not vegan. Titanium dioxide is the white pigment in the middle stripe.

How Much Triple Infused Costs in Illinois

The 10-pack’s list price at two Chicago-area shops was $26. Ivy Hall in Waukegan ran it at $20 on a $6-off OGeez 10-pack deal dated through Sept. 21. nuEra in Chicago had the same $26 list at $19.50 under a 25% store offer.

That is the mid-shelf gummy band, not a solventless luxury ticket. A year of layering work still checks out next to fruit and cream 10-packs, and it was already in the discount bin in Illinois before autumn.

WHERE THE 10-PACK SHOWED UP

• Waukegan: Ivy Hall listed the Rocket Pop 10-pack at $26, $20 on the $6-off deal.
• Chicago: nuEra listed $26, $19.50 at 25% off.
• Champaign: The Dispensary sold both the 10-pack and the Big piece in March.
• West Milford, N.J.: A dispensary brand page listed Triple Infused in May.

Arizona was cheaper still on Sept. 25. Sticky Saguaro in Chandler ran 50% off all OGeez. Sol Flower in Tucson put Big pieces at 3 for $20. Those tickets sit on the whole brand, not only the Rocket Pop, and they match Headset’s note that price cuts, not a richer mix, are carrying volume.

Peggy Noonan’s Oil Became the Red Layer

The red stripe is the family product. Peggy Noonan built the company in Arizona after the state’s medical law, starting with peanut butter and pesto before the gummies took over. The brand dates the OGeez! name to 2018. She died in April 2021 after a leukemia fight. Her son Bran, a lawyer, took the company and later put her name on the RSO line.

Peggy Noonan’s Arizona kitchen origins are still the story the brand tells. Six months after she died, Peg’s RSO landed as a raspberry-orange gummy sold as whole-plant relief without the bitter oil. Bran has said the oil was the therapeutic piece she cared about. Headset now shows that namesake line, in Big and 10-pack form, still moving faster than the candy that uses RSO as a color.

FROM THE KITCHEN TO THE ROCKET POP

1. 2018: The OGeez! gummy brand takes over the Arizona kitchen line.
2. April 2021: Peggy Noonan dies; Bran Noonan takes the company.
3. October 2021: Peg’s RSO goes on sale as a raspberry-orange gummy.
4. August 2024: OGeez! enters Illinois, then New Jersey that fall.
5. Feb. 11, 2026: Triple Infused debuts in Illinois as a three-extract Rocket Pop.
6. June 2026: The 10-pack reaches rank 10 on Headset’s brand chart and holds it through August.

Shoppers who talk about OGeez! still talk about chew and a low weed aftertaste, the same pitch Peggy used when she dropped baked goods for gummies. They do not argue RSO versus rosin. The Rocket Pop launch did not start that fight. It put the fight inside one piece of candy and let Sleep and Peg’s keep the till.

Pure Rosin Gummies Still Sell as Their Own Category

Solventless brands did not fold because a blue raspberry stripe exists. Dialed In, a Sun Theory company that sells itself as the rosin gummy company, said on Sept. 23, 2026, that Illinois is its sixth state. Its list is strain-colored fruit and functional SKUs made only with solventless extract, not distillate in the middle.

That is the split Triple Infused papers over. Rosin in a $26 three-oil 10-pack is a finish. Rosin as the whole recipe is still a separate shelf story, with its own price and its own buyers. OGeez! can honor the method in a layer and still make its money on CBN sleep and Peg’s oil.

The 10-pack is on shelves in Illinois, Arizona, and New Jersey, it is ranked, and it is cheap. The register still prefers the gummies that never needed three colors to explain themselves.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are OGeez Triple Infused Gummies Vegan?

No. The Champaign 10-pack listed gelatin, cane sugar, corn syrup, titanium dioxide, and artificial colors. OGeez! sells a separate vegan live rosin line, Naturals, in Sweet Clementine, which is not the Rocket Pop SKU.

What Dose Should You Start With on Triple Infused?

OGeez! recommends 5 to 10 milligrams as an initial dose and notes that onset varies. The Big Triple Infused 100 milligram piece is scored at 10 milligrams per slice, so the macro format can be split without guessing.

When Did Peg’s RSO First Go on Sale?

October 2021, six months after Peggy Noonan died. The first Peg’s piece was a raspberry-orange RSO gummy sold as whole-plant oil without the bitter taste, and it remains a top seller in Big and 10-pack form.

Which OGeez Gummy Won a High Times Cup?

The Sleep Edition CBN gummy won the 2023 High Times Cannabis Cup in Arizona. That is the same functional SKU Headset had at rank 1 on the brand chart in August 2026, not Triple Infused.

Does the Blue Layer Use Live Rosin?

The Triple Infused page calls the blue layer solventless whole-plant rosin and does not call it live rosin. Live rosin is the language OGeez! uses on Naturals and Sweet Clementine, a different product with a different extract story.

Disclaimer: This article is news reporting on a commercial cannabis edible and related sales figures. It is for information only and is not medical advice, dosing advice, or a recommendation to buy or consume cannabis. Talk with a licensed clinician before using THC, CBN, RSO, or any infused product, especially if you take other medicine or use cannabis for pain or sleep. Prices, ranks, and menu listings come from the company, Headset, Hoodie, and shop pages cited above and can change.