This refresh adds direct first-party verification at Pure Wellness and Misfits, keeps current store-specific indexed observations where that is the strongest evidence available, flags sale prices as sale prices, and starts separating retailer-menu chemistry from batch-confirmed laboratory data.
The storefront denominator is being rebuilt from location-level evidence. WeedDar will not turn an unresolved denominator into a market claim. Current rows can be useful without pretending they describe the whole market.
Captured September 21–22, 2026 · Tier A = first-party live ordering evidence · Tier B = current store-specific indexed evidence · promotional prices are labeled · availability is claimed only where live controls were observed · tax treatment not stated unless explicit.
Pick a weight. This page publishes only rows checked in the current refresh; it does not carry September 7 prices forward merely to make the table look complete.
Ascending prices are a reading aid, not a market ranking. Tier B means the exact store / SKU / weight / price was current in an indexed store-specific feed, but live inventory was not directly confirmed.
Multi-buy, out-the-door and other conditional structures stay visible without being converted into ordinary shelf prices.
A single-unit sale can appear in the price table when one unit is actually purchasable at that price, but it carries a promotion flag and is not treated as a regular baseline.
Signal 007 has better literal-form coverage than the September 7 baseline. Special forms still stay separate from ordinary Flower.
Big Buds, Smalls, Ground, Pre-Ground and Mixed Buds are useful prices, but they answer a different shopping question than ordinary whole flower.
Advertised THC percentage divided by the current price of a 3.5g ordinary-flower observation. A WeedDar comparison metric, not a quality score.
Promotional single-unit prices are explicitly marked because they inflate this metric. Higher does not mean better, and the measure says nothing about cure, freshness, aroma, growing practice, lab variance or effects.
For the first time, the current refresh has retailer-menu terpene totals that survive checking. They are menu observations — not batch-confirmed laboratory results.
No current product in this sweep has a defensible package lot/batch → QR-linked COA → matching laboratory sample/batch chain. WeedDar will not turn a cultivar name or a similar potency number into a laboratory match.
The refresh is a differential: what became stronger, what was corrected, and what remains deliberately unresolved.
Sovereign-market observations remain a separate research universe and were not re-collected for Signal 007. September 7 values are not carried forward as current September 22 prices.
This week separates evidence quality from denominator certainty.
Direct verification: two storefronts have current ordinary-flower records confirmed on first-party transactional menus. RISE adds direct special-form evidence, but that does not make its Mixed Buds sale an ordinary whole-flower benchmark.
Market denominator: refresh in progress. The old 15-store count and a proposed 25-store replacement both produced location/license conflicts. Neither is used here as the basis for a market-wide claim.
Gate: closed. WeedDar can publish current observations and evidence grades now; it cannot responsibly call anything the Monroe County market winner while the storefront census is unresolved.