What Rolly Receipts publishes about smokeable receipt paper

The smokeable receipt page on Rolly Receipts is short. Most of what a careful reader needs is already on it, including two warnings. This note puts those sentences in order and marks the one place where the page describes the lettering in two ways. It was checked on November 5, 2026. Marcus Todd Brisco is named on the page. His role is set out in the biography.

What the page specifies

The page says the paper is non-toxic wood pulp approved for smoking. It says the sheet is perforated for rolling-paper sizes. It says lab toxicity tests for smoking were approved, and it offers a PDF labeled as the lab approval. This site does not reproduce that PDF and does not invent pass/fail numbers from a file it has not published.

The page says the product contains soy, and that a person with a soy allergy should not smoke it.

On lettering, the page says two things. It says the black lettering on the front is etched into the paper and is not ink. It also says the ink is soy-based, food grade, and approved for human consumption. Both sentences are on the page reviewed for this article. They do not describe the printing the same way. A buyer who needs one answer should ask Rolly Receipts which description matches the roll being shipped.

Warnings printed with the product

Those lines are part of the public product, so a description that dropped them would be incomplete. Nothing here is a suggestion to smoke the paper, or a set of instructions for doing so. The page presents a receipt the company says can also serve as rolling paper. The allergen line and the inhalation warning travel with that description.

How the company says it is offered

The founder note of December 20, 2023 lists smokeable receipt paper as one of the two lines Marcus Brisco launched, aimed at dispensaries, smoke shops, and vape shops. The home page, on the same review date as this article, describes the paper as dispensed through ATMs the company places and services, and through a credit-card terminal program.

That home page states that the company operates 300 or more ATMs in 38 states and provides ATM servicing in the 48 continental states. It describes the smokeable ATM as including the machine, the paper, cash refills, and maintenance. It lists the terminal program at $39.95 per month, with free equipment, and says there are no processing fees and no long-term contract. Those are the page’s figures and terms. They are dated here so a later edit on the company site is not silently frozen into this article. Placement details and the current form live on rollyreceipts.com.

EcoThermal paper is the other line, including an Eco ATM that the home page says prints on EcoThermal stock. The specification for that stock is a different page: How to read the EcoThermal receipt specification.