Gray market53 SKUs25 shelf sightings3 domainsFirst seen 2025-02-01
No licence number found in any state list as of 11 October 2026.
Hardware traces to 1 Guangdong factory and 2 US importers appear in the supply path. No owner entity was found in any state business registry.
Last checked 11 October 2026.
Generated record. This brand name is coined and the verdict, supply chain, shelf sightings and prices below are model output — they describe no real company.
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What it is
Daxix Co is recorded as a gray market brand carrying 53 SKUs across 2 hardware models (Leaf 2G, Nano-510). No owner entity was found in any state business registry searched. A US trademark filing exists for the mark at the USPTO. No licence number appears in any state list searched. Certificate-of-analysis status is unresolved: nothing was published and nothing contradicts it.
Every state licence list monitored by Traceleaf was searched for this name and for any owner entity on 11 October 2026. Absence from a list is an absence of a record, not a finding about legality.
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Red flags
Each line is something a monitored source does or does not show. None of them is a legal conclusion.
Observed: no licensee in any state list.
Raised by a licence record (US), checked 11 October 2026.
Observed: packaging copies a licensed brand.
Raised by a patent and trademark filing (US), checked 11 October 2026.
Observed: mismatched outer boxes.
Raised by a public social post (US), checked 11 October 2026.
Observed: no lab report for claimed potency.
Raised by a retail menu listing (US), checked 11 October 2026.
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Price range
What it has been listed at, as a range. Observations, not transactions.
Wholesale
$8.51 to $15.13
median $12.61 · 30 observations
Gray-market retail
$18.55 to $45.62
median $30.10 · 68 observations
98 observations from August 2026 to October 2026, scoped to the states where this brand has been seen. These are listed prices with a date and a source, not a price this brand sets.
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Where it is sold
How widely it has been seen, as a count. The map, the named sellers and the prices over time are below the line.
Sellers observed listing it
25
States
11
Of those, no licence found
25
Everything above is free · 6 sections below are paid
The verdict, the licence check, the flags and the price range stay free and always will. The chain behind them (who builds it, who ships it, and the record for each step) is the paid half.
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Hardware
Paid
The device itself: model, capacity, battery, FCC ID, and the factories whose hardware has been tied to it.
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Hardware
The factories whose hardware has been tied to devices sold under this name. Each link carries its confidence level and the records behind it.
Detroit, MI · not on the PACT list · observed 2023-07-01 to 2026-10-01
Why we think this
The reasoning, in the words the record supports
Importer and brand LLC share a registered agent and street address.
Records behind it · 2 records
Company registry recordCustoms filing
756k
units/yr
Supply chain is part of the full chain
Importers + volumes
Shipment dates
The linking record
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Where it is sold: full list
Paid
Every seller by state and type, and the observed price at each step over time.
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Where it is sold
25 sellers have been observed listing this brand, across 11 states.
dispensary · 2online store · 5smoke shop · 12wholesaler · 6unlicensed sellers · 25sellers with an enforcement record · 8
Sightings by state and seller type
Where this brand has been seen for sale: 11 states down the side, 4 kinds of outlet across the top.
What kind of shop stocks this brand, and where. The split between licensed dispensaries and smoke shops or online stores is the whole point: it says which distribution system the brand actually moves through.
Each mark: one cell: one state crossed with one type of outlet, shaded by how many distinct sellers of that type in that state have been observed listing the brand.
How to read: Rows and columns are both sorted by their own totals, so the busiest state and the busiest kind of outlet meet in the top-left corner and the grid reads as a ranking rather than a scatter. One blue ramp, light to dark: darker means more sellers. A pale grey cell means no observation for that combination, an absence of a sighting rather than evidence of an absence of sales.
Seen at 25 sellers in total across 11 states, of which 25 hold no licence in the state list and 8 carry an enforcement record. A sighting is one seller observed listing the brand, not a sale.
Source: Retail menu listings; gray-market storefront listings; retail directories
Where it is sold: full list is part of the full chain
Named sellers
State × outlet grid
Prices over time
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Related brands
Paid
Brands sharing this one's hardware or importer, and any whose packaging it tracks.
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Timeline
Paid
First seen, new domains, hardware links, shipments and the most recent shelf sighting, in order.
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Timeline
Dated records only. Undated observations are left off.
Dated records for this brand
6 dated records on one axis, oldest on the left.
The order in which this brand appeared in the public record: when a domain was registered, when it was first seen on a shelf, when it was last seen. Sequence is often the whole story: a domain registered after the product was already selling says something a date on its own does not.
Each mark: one dated record. Its position on the line is when it was observed; labels alternate above and below the line only to stop them colliding.
How to read: The axis is time, scaled between the oldest and newest record held, so a wide gap is a long quiet stretch, not missing data. A date is the first or last time a record was observed, not the date the thing itself happened.
Undated records are deliberately left off rather than guessed at a position, which is why the enforcement notices below do not appear on the ribbon.
Source: Domain registration history and archived web captures; retail menu listings; gray-market storefront listings; radio-equipment authorisation filings
8 sellers observed carrying this brand also carry an enforcement record (fined, raided, padlocked). The enforcement notices do not carry a published date, so they are not placed on the ribbon.
Timeline is part of the full chain
Dated events
Domain history
Latest sighting
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Records
Paid
Every source behind every claim on this page, with what it gives and when it was last checked.
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Records
This section is the audit trail for everything above it. If a figure on this page cannot be traced to a row here, it is not published as a claim. All of it was last checked on 11 October 2026.
Every category of record cited anywhere on this page, with the count behind it. This is the whole evidence base for the page above it: 13 distinct records across 8 categories. Nothing on this page is stated unless it traces to one of these rows. We publish the class of document and the date it was read, not the register it sits in: which specific sources Traceleaf reads, and how they are joined, is proprietary.
Each row: one category of public record cited somewhere on this page, how many distinct records of that kind stand behind the page, and when the most recent of them was checked.
Record category
Jurisdiction
Chain position
Records cited
Last checked
Published web record
US, INTL
downstream, midstream
3
11 Oct 2026
Licence record
US
downstream
2
11 Oct 2026
Regulatory filing
US, INTL
midstream
2
11 Oct 2026
Retail menu listing
US
downstream
2
11 Oct 2026
Company registry record
US
midstream
1
11 Oct 2026
Customs filing
US
midstream
1
11 Oct 2026
Patent or trademark filing
US
midstream
1
11 Oct 2026
Public social post
US
downstream
1
11 Oct 2026
Records is part of the full chain
Every source cited
Snapshot + date
Direct links out
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