Wyld

Wyld says it was founded in 2016 by three college friends cooking on a two-burner stove in a farm building in Central Oregon, and that it has stayed independent as it grew. Its privacy policy lists a post office box in Clackamas, Oregon as a mailing address. The company's story page and FAQ list the markets where its cannabis gummies are sold: Arizona, California, Colorado, Illinois, Massachusetts, Maryland, Michigan, Missouri, New Jersey, New Mexico, Nevada, New York, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon and Washington, plus Canada. Wyld publishes an annual impact report covering its Wyld Works equity and community programs.

The core line is gummies made with real fruit, sold in sativa-, hybrid- and indica-labeled collections in flavors such as raspberry, elderberry and blood orange, including ratio SKUs that pair THC with CBD, CBN or other minor cannabinoids. Good Tide, launched in 2022, is a separate gummy brand made with single-strain hash rosin and carried in 12 states. Wyld CBD, launched in 2019, and Wyld Hemp, launched in 2024, sell hemp-derived gummies and sparkling waters online and through general retail.

Wyld's FAQ says its cannabis products are sold only through state-licensed dispensaries and delivery services. The site has no wholesale page, does not name its production partners or facilities by state, and does not publish wholesale pricing; retailers would start with the contact form. The story page credits its growth to direct partnerships with retailers and budtenders. A COA lookup page lets buyers retrieve certificates of analysis by batch, which is the quickest way to match a delivery to its test results.