Aug 19, 2019
Kanvas, creator of innovative solutions designed to elevate the user experience for legal cannabis consumers, today announced the official release of its disruptive storage and hardware assortment featuring proprietary temperature-controlled dosing technology. Founded and led by Orange County entrepreneur Andy Fathollahi, the company leverages an engineering-led design process to deliver solution-based products that address both enterprise and consumer-level friction points, such as operational inefficiencies, expired product, poor user experience and burnt oil. Kanvas is committed to advanced design and consumer safety, and it tackles these issues with many unique product solutions supported by a portfolio of a dozen pending patents. “The cannabis space reminds me of where the mobile phone business was 20 years ago,” Fathollahi said in the news release. “With the market in its infancy, there is fantastic opportunity for a disruptive hardware brand to change the landscape of the industry. Cannabis might just be the new iPhone.”
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About Kanvas
Kanvas is a product innovator that specializes in cannabis technology solutions that deliver best-in-class experiences for adult and medical cannabis consumers. Headquartered in Orange County, California, the company offers a proprietary assortment of premium storage and vaporization solutions that is backed by patent-pending technology. For more information, visit the company’s website at www.TheKanvasCo.com
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