Short answer

A cannabis vape pen costs $15 to $80 at a US dispensary. A 0.5 gram distillate cartridge runs $20 to $45. A 1 gram cartridge runs $30 to $60. A disposable pen costs $15 to $60. A 510-thread battery adds $10 to $25 unless the cartridge ships with one. State excise taxes add 15 to 37 percent at checkout.

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Price by product type

Price tracks oil type more than THC percentage. Distillate uses isolated THC and added terpenes. Live resin uses fresh frozen plant material. Rosin uses heat and pressure with no solvent. Solventless oil carries the top price per gram.

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What sets the price

Taxes add to the sticker price

Menu prices exclude tax in most states.

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Rates come from state revenue and cannabis boards. Rates change, so confirm the current number at the register.

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Cost per dose

A 1 g cartridge at 80 percent THC holds about 800 mg of THC. A 3 mg puff means about 260 doses. At $45, that is about 17 cents per dose. A 0.5 g cartridge at 70 percent THC holds 350 mg, or about 115 doses at 3 mg. At $30, that is about 26 cents per dose. Flower costs more per dose in most markets.

What is in the box

Most cartridges ship alone. Disposable pens include a battery and charge once. A 510-thread cartridge needs a battery sold apart. State rules require child-resistant packaging and a batch label with harvest date, THC percentage, and test results.

How to check the price before buying

  1. Read the online menu. It updates more often than a printed board.
  2. Compare price per gram of oil, not per cartridge. A $25 half gram costs more per gram than a $45 full gram.
  3. Add state and local tax to the listed price.
  4. Confirm the cartridge fits your battery. Most use 510 threading. Pod systems do not.

Prices under $15 for a 1 g cartridge show up in unlicensed markets. Lab testing, potency labels, and pesticide screening are absent there. Those products can carry vitamin E acetate, a lung irritant tied to EVALI cases in 2019.