Our product family
A reference to Red Run, Fire Eater and Good Titrations identities, documented products, formats and package information.
Explore the documented productsNames with
their own identities.
Red Run’s reference records include these names. Brand identity, manufacturing entity and product format are recorded separately so one is not mistaken for another.
Red Run
The enterprise and product identity used across this reference.
Fire Eater
A distinct brand identity represented in the enterprise’s product records.
Good Titrations
The historical name retained in product reference records. Exact product identities remain connected to their original documentation.
Products in the records.
Original company images matched to documented product names. Source dates are shown because a product identity and a current package specification are different records.
Source file dated May 12, 2026
Hashade Lemon
- Brand
- Red Run
- Family
- Hashade
- Format
- Drinkables
Bottle reference with a red cap and a Lemon Hashade front label. The image identifies a package version; it does not establish the contents of a current batch.
Product identity cross-reference dated September 18, 2026. For batch information, use the exact package and its matching documentation.
Source file dated May 27, 2025
Fire Eater Caramel Creamer
- Brand
- Fire Eater
- Family
- Creamers
- Format
- Drinkables
Documentary photograph showing the Bottle Toss Creamer name and Caramel variant. This is an archived package reference; current package details have not been reverified.
Product identity cross-reference dated September 6, 2026. For batch information, use the exact package and its matching documentation.
Source file dated May 27, 2025
Fire Eater Root Beer Soda
- Brand
- Fire Eater
- Family
- Sodas
- Format
- Drinkables
Documentary photograph showing the High Dive Soda name and Root Beer variant. This is an archived package reference; current package details have not been reverified.
Product identity cross-reference dated September 6, 2026. For batch information, use the exact package and its matching documentation.
Organized by form.
Defined by the record.
This glossary explains category terms. It is not a list of current inventory or a statement that each brand makes every format.
Flower
Plant material; distinct from extracts and manufactured formats.
Pre-rolls and infused formats
Rolled products. An infused format includes additional cannabis material; the product record should identify it.
Concentrates and oils
Extract formats with product-specific composition. A format name alone does not establish a process or test result.
Cartridges and vaporization
A format description should distinguish the material from its cartridge or device.
Edible products
Food-based formats. Ingredient, allergen and serving information belong to the exact product specification.
Drinkables
Liquid formats. Container volume, package content and serving information describe separate attributes.
Capsules and other oral formats
Names such as capsule, spray or drop describe different forms. Refer to the specific product documentation.
Topical and bath formats
Product form and intended route must be identified in the specific documentation. A category name does not establish a therapeutic benefit.
The package matters.
The batch matters.
A product name identifies an item. Its label and matching documentation provide the details needed to understand that specific package.
Read the label reference →Useful distinctions.
Is a product family the same as a SKU?
No. A family groups related products. A SKU is a source item code for a particular variant or packaging configuration.
Does a photograph establish the current specification?
No. Match the photograph to the product identity and packaging revision. The exact package and documentation control the reference.
Does this page establish availability?
No. This is an informational reference. It does not report live stock or where an item can be purchased.
Read the identity.
Match the details.
Separate the product description from the information tied to a particular package or batch.
- Identity
- Exact product name and manufacturer identity
- Quantity
- Net weight or volume and applicable serving information
- Contents
- Product-specific ingredient and allergen information
- Traceability
- Lot or batch identifier and matching records
- Product information
- Applicable cannabinoid information and package warnings
Schematic for understanding information fields. This is not a production label.
Keep the quantities distinct.
Net weight or volume describes the amount of material. A cannabinoid amount describes a constituent. A per-serving value and a total-package value refer to different quantities. Check the units and the context printed on the exact package.
A test result belongs to a sample and record.
Match the lot or batch identifier before associating a result with a package. A result copied from another product, a previous batch or an old photograph should not be treated as the current package information.
Preserve the complete reference.
For a product-information question, retain the exact product name, package identifiers and a readable image of the relevant label. Avoid sharing personal information when documenting a label question.
Alaska reference
Alaska’s AMCO regulations include provisions on marijuana product labeling. Consult the current source for the applicable requirements; this guide is an explanation of information fields, not a legal certification.
Reference reviewed October 16, 2026.
A shared vocabulary.
Brand
A name associated with a product or group of products. Record its relationship to the enterprise separately from the manufacturing entity.
Category or format
A broad description of physical form. It does not, by itself, establish ingredients, potency or expected effects.
Product family
A group of related items. Family membership does not mean every item has the same composition or package.
Product variant
A specific version distinguished by attributes such as size or flavor. Record the attributes explicitly.
SKU
A source system’s stock keeping unit code. Similar names do not prove that two source codes identify the same item.
Unit and case
Different packaging levels. A case reference should state how it relates to individual units; the relationship should not be guessed.
Lot or batch
An identifier connecting a particular production population to its records. It is distinct from the persistent product identity.
Artwork revision
The version of a package or label design. Keep its effective identity separate from the variable batch information.
Historical alias
A former or alternate recorded name. Retaining the alias helps prevent duplicate identities during a name change.
Specification
A controlled description of an exact product or variant. It should carry a source, revision and effective date.
Reference notes
Reference updated October 16, 2026. This page documents product identities and dated package references. It does not certify a current specification, approval, batch test result or availability.
Red Run Cannabis Company LLC · Alaska retail license 10056.
Manufacturing reference identities: Red Run Cannabis Cultivators LLC · licenses 19372 and 13175.
For adults 21 and older
- Marijuana has intoxicating effects and may be habit forming and addictive.
- Marijuana impairs concentration, coordination, and judgment. Do not operate a vehicle or machinery under its influence.
- There are health risks associated with consumption of marijuana.
- For use only by adults twenty-one and older. Keep out of the reach of children.
- Marijuana should not be used by women who are pregnant or breast feeding.
