DaVinci is one of the brands where Pixie’s Pantry has had a real, two-way conversation about what kind of partner we wanted to be. In 2026, Dusty spoke directly with the Synergy/DaVinci team about review opportunities, audience fit, honest feedback and how the brand could be represented inside the store. Their team made clear that they were looking for people who actually use concentrates, understand the hardware and are comfortable giving unscripted feedback—not simply reading promotional copy.That was exactly the kind of relationship Dusty wanted. She explained that she was a daily user focused on real-world performance, shared her content channels, described her work in the Mississippi medical-cannabis community and talked openly about building out the DaVinci and EYCE assortment. The conversation included honest feedback about where the audience was at that moment and an invitation to keep building the relationship over time.We value that kind of candor. Pixie’s Pantry was not created to fake scale or pretend every conversation ends in a huge sponsorship. It was created to build trust one customer and one brand at a time.The chronic-illness and rural-access mission is part of that relationship too. Customers who spend carefully need honest explanations of what a premium device changes, how long it may last, what replacement parts cost and whether the workflow actually suits them. DaVinci’s engineering gives us plenty to teach, but education—not prestige—is the reason it belongs here.Our DaVinci page exists because the relationship is still growing. We will keep testing, learning, explaining and representing the products in the straightforward way their own team told us they value.