Our Promise

Low Dose — High Trust

Leilala & Watson™ set out to create something intentional: cannabis worthy of your trust and an approach that respects your pace. Thoughtful, low-dose, and crafted with care. Inspired by a survivor’s story and strengthened by family support, Leilala & Watson™ is proudly woman-owned, New York–grown, and made for those who value clarity, choice, and connection on their own terms.

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Why Low Dose?

A low-dose product lets you approach cannabis at your own pace and comfort level. For us, it’s about thoughtful choices and how cannabis can fit into daily life with intention. What we put into our bodies matters…not just the food on our plates, but also the ways we relax, recharge, and connect.

INGREDIENTS YOU CAN TRUST

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Clean Label

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Vegan

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Tested

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Leilala & Watson™ was built on the idea that less can truly be more. A low-dose approach offers a way to enjoy cannabis without the “too much” moments that can turn people off. Our promise is simple: clarity, connection, and confidence – without compromise.

Our promise: clarity, calm, and connection, without the compromise.

Less is more.

2021
New York legalizes adult-use cannabis

  • New York passes the Marijuana Regulation and Taxation Act (MRTA), creating one of the largest legal cannabis markets in the U.S.

  • For the first time, New Yorkers gain access to regulated, tested cannabis products

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The History of Cannabis

A plant with roots as deep as human history.

12,000+ years ago
Ancient beginnings

  • Cultivated in Central Asia for food, fiber and daily use.

Scythians & Ancient Cultures
Ritual & Healing

  • Cannabis used in ceremonies and cultural practices across Eurasia, India, and Africa.

1850s
U.S. Pharmacopeia

  • Cannabis officially listed in the U.S. Pharmacopeia.

1930s
 Prohibition Era – A Pause in Progress

  • Cannabis criminalized in the U.S., ending decades of accepted use.

2012
Modern Legalization Begins

  • Colorado and Washington become the first states to legalize adult-use cannabis.

2014–2019
Momentum builds

  • States including Oregon, Alaska, California, Nevada, Michigan, and Illinois follow.

Today
A New Chapter

  • More than 20 states have legalized adult-use cannabis.

  • Globally, cannabis continues to be used for personal, cultural, and recreational purposes.

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THE SCIENCE: CANNABINOIDS & TERPENES

Cannabis isn’t magic—it’s chemistry.

And your body was built to receive it.

Inside every cannabis plant are cannabinoids and terpenes — the compounds responsible for its effects, flavor, and aroma. Think of cannabinoids as the “active ingredients” and terpenes as the “flavor and feel enhancers”. Together, they create the unique experience of cannabis.

The Cannabinoids
The Terpenes

Cannabinoids

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Cannabinoids are naturally occurring compounds in cannabis. Each cannabinoid interacts differently with the plant and contributes to the overall profile. Some of the most well-known include:

  • The primary cannabinoid associated with cannabis.

  • Widely known and non-intoxicating.

  • A minor cannabinoid that emerges as THC ages.

  • A structurally similar cannabinoid found in certain varieties.

  • Often called the “parent” cannabinoid, as it is a precursor to others.

Terpenes

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Terpenes are aromatic oils found in cannabis as well as fruits, herbs, and flowers. They shape the plant’s scent, flavor, and personality. Common cannabis terpenes include:

  • Found in citrus peels, known for bright, citrus aromas.

  • Found in herbs like thyme and hops, with earthy and herbal notes.

  • Found in lavender, offering floral and spicy aromas.

  • Found in pine needles and rosemary, with a fresh, sharp aroma.

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Why This Matters for You

Understanding cannabinoids and terpenes is like knowing the ingredients in your favorite recipe. When you know what’s inside, you can make more confident choices and select products that fit the kind of experience you want.

At Leilala & Watson™, we design products with intentional cannabinoid ratios and terpene profiles — so you can choose with clarity.

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Less is

The Entourage Effect

Some cannabis scientists describe an “entourage effect” — the idea that cannabinoids and terpenes may work together to shape the overall cannabis experience. At Leilala & Watson™, we keep this in mind when designing our products: precise ratios, intentional terpenes, and always low-dose, high-trust.

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