Flying Horse Cart Price Guide: Every Product, Size and Cost per Gram

What does a Flying Horse cart cost? This flying horse cart price list covers every product, with per-gram math.

Prices run from $5.99 for a seltzer to $139.99 for a gummy jar. Most vapes cost $12.99 to $54.99.

First comes the full table. Then we explain what pushes a price up, and which devices give the most value.

Prices shown are our current store prices. They can change, so the product page always has the final number.

Quick Price Ranges by Size

If you only need a ballpark, start here. These ranges match our store pricing for each size tier.

The pattern is clear. Bigger devices cost more up front, but each gram costs less.

For example, a 9-gram Stoner Blend works out to $3.89 per gram. Meanwhile, Mind Game costs $10.39 per gram.

Full Flying Horse Cart Price Table

This is every product in our catalog. We divided each price by its stated grams to get the per-gram figure.

Gummies, drinks and the shorties pack have no gram weight for comparison, so those rows show a dash.

Some rows are earlier or seasonal releases. Availability changes, so check the product page for stock.

9G Devices and Kits

The Power Split pod refills the kit battery. So after the first kit, each 9 grams costs the pod price.

6G to 8.5G Devices

5G Devices and the 4ml Cartridge

The cartridge needs a compatible battery, sold separately. We treated 4 ml as 4 grams for the math.

3G to 3.8G Devices

Black Edition 3.8G is the value standout here, at $4.47 per gram. That nearly matches Mirage at $4.44.

2.5G and Smaller Devices

Pre-Rolls

Pre-roll per-gram numbers measure flower weight, not vape oil. So compare them only with other pre-rolls.

Gummies and Drinks

Gummies list total milligrams instead. For example, the THCA jar holds 15 gummies at 1,000 mg each.

What Drives a Flying Horse Price Up or Down

Four things explain almost every gap in the table. Here they are, in order of impact.

1. Size

Size is the biggest lever. Stoner Blend 9G costs under twice the 3.8G version, yet holds over twice the oil.

As a result, larger devices win on cost per gram. However, they also mean a bigger single purchase.

2. Edition and Hardware

Within one size, the edition changes the price. Stoner Blend 9G costs $34.99, while Mirage and Habibi Heat cost $39.99.

Hardware explains part of that. For instance, retailers list Mirage with two ceramic coils, a digital display and preheat.

Black Edition 9G lists a screen showing battery and tank levels. It lands in the middle at $37.99.

Themed designs also matter. Dubai Gold uses a Gold Edition look and sells at the top of the 9G range.

3. Extract Type: Live Resin and Liquid Diamond

Extract style nudges price upward. Liquid Diamond 5G costs $26.99, while the standard Stoner Blend 5G costs $24.99.

Similarly, THC-P Liquid Diamond 3G costs $17.99 against $16.99 for Stoner Blend 3G.

Black Edition 9G and Stoner Blend 5G both use live resin. Yet neither tops its size tier on price.

4. Kit Versus Refill

Power Split is the only kit. You pay $54.99 for the battery plus a 9-gram pod, or $6.11 per gram.

After that, each replacement pod costs $34.99. So your second pod drops to $3.89 per gram.

Setting one up? Our Power Split instructions cover the basics.

What Does Not Change the Price

Some differences cost you nothing extra. For example, Florida-compliant 9G versions match their standard prices exactly.

Flavor choice is also free. Every flavor within a line sells at the same price, so pick by taste alone.

Likewise, the sativa-labeled and indica-labeled tanks in a dual device come together. You never pay per side.

Best Value Picks by Budget

Value depends on what you want to spend today. So here are our picks at four price points.

Under $15

The Mind Game THCP 1250mg is the cheapest vape at $12.99. It suits a quick trial of a strain.

For a little more oil, Mad Mind THCP 2.2G costs $14.99 and works out to $6.81 per gram.

Pre-roll fans can grab the Resin Core Preroll 2.5G for $12.99. It has a resin-filled core.

$15 to $20

This tier holds the best compact value. The Black Edition 3.8G costs $16.99 and gives you two chambers.

Prefer a classic strain menu? The Stoner Blend 3.8G costs $18.99 and lists preheat and a ceramic coil.

$25 to $30

Here, the THC-P Blend 7G gives 7 grams and a digital display for $29.99.

Alternatively, the Stoner Blend 5G costs $24.99 with dual tanks and live resin.

$35 to $40

Per-gram value peaks here. The Stoner Blend 9G at $34.99 ties for the lowest cost per gram.

If you want more hardware, Mirage Edition 9G adds two ceramic coils and a display for $39.99.

Flying Horse Cart Price Per Gram: The Value Ranking

Here are the current vape devices ranked by cost per gram, lowest first. Earlier releases are left out.

The Power Split pod ties for first, but it needs the kit battery. New buyers start at the kit price.

Also, cost per gram is not the whole story. Flavor menu, hardware and cannabinoid blend all differ by line.

Our 9g comparison breaks those differences down device by device.

Pre-Roll and Edible Value Notes

Outside vapes, value works differently. The 30-count THCP Tube jar costs $79.99 for 45 grams, or $1.78 per gram.

Meanwhile, the Extreme THCP 3-pack costs $19.99 for 6 grams. That works out to $3.33 per gram.

For gummies, compare milligrams instead. The 96,000 mg jar holds 80 gummies at 1,200 mg each for $139.99.

Its listed suggested serving is one-sixth of a gummy, about 200 mg. So one jar covers many servings.

These products are for experienced adults 21 and over. Start low and read the label before use.

Same Strain, Different Sizes: A Price Walkthrough

Blue Dream appears in more Flying Horse products than any other strain. So it makes a fair test case.

Here is what Blue Dream costs across current devices, from biggest to smallest.

The spread is wide. Blue Dream costs almost three times more per gram in the smallest device.

However, the dual devices split their oil between two strains. So you get less of Blue Dream itself.

If you only want one strain, a single-strain device like THC-P Blend 7G may suit you better.

See where your other favorites live in our complete flavor guide.

When a Smaller Device Is the Smarter Buy

Cheapest per gram is not always the best choice. In fact, small devices make sense in several situations.

• You are new to a strain. A 3-gram device lets you try it before committing to 9 grams.
• You want variety. Two or three compact devices give more flavors than one big one.
• You value portability. Slim devices like Black Edition 3.8G fit a pocket more easily.
• You use it rarely. A large device may sit unused for weeks, so a smaller one fits light use.
• Budget is tight this week. A $15.99–$19.99 device keeps the upfront cost low.

On the other hand, frequent users usually save with 9 grams. The math in the ranking table shows why.

Single-Strain Versus Dual-Strain Pricing

Dual-strain devices do not carry a big premium. For example, Stoner Blend 3.8G (dual) costs $18.99.

Meanwhile, Stoner Blend 3G (single) costs $16.99. Per gram, the dual device is actually cheaper.

So you pay a little more for a dual device mainly because it holds more oil.

Also, a dual device lets you fire one tank or both. That gives you three ways to use one purchase.

New to that format? The instruction card in each box shows the exact firing sequence for that model.

Why Suspiciously Cheap Listings Are a Red Flag

Sometimes you will see a 9-gram device listed far below $34.99. That gap should make you pause.

Unauthorized sellers often undercut real prices with counterfeit hardware. In addition, fakes may use sizes the brand never made.

For example, we found no 10g, 12g, 14g or 20g Flying Horse vape in the brand’s lab-report hub.

So a cheap “14 gram” listing is not a deal. Treat it as unverified and likely counterfeit.

Quick Authenticity Checks Before You Pay

• Buy from authorized retailers rather than random marketplace listings.
• Match the flavor and batch to a lab report on the brand’s hub.
• Check that the size and edition actually exist in the official lineup.
• Look for clean printing, correct spelling and solid packaging.
• Be wary of prices far below the market ranges above.

Our full guide answers are Flying Horse carts real with photos of what to check.

The brand posts per-flavor lab reports on its own lab hub. So matching a batch takes only a minute.

How to Get the Most Out of What You Spend

A good price only matters if the device lasts. Therefore, a few habits help protect your money.

First, charge fully with a USB-C cable before the first use. Then use preheat on models that have it.

Next, take slow, gentle draws and avoid chain-pulling. Finally, store the device upright at room temperature.

Our guide on how long a Flying Horse cart lasts goes deeper on this.

If a device arrives dead or leaks, contact us. Our shipping and returns policy explains the next steps.

Remember, buyers must be 21 or older. Hemp-derived THC products can also cause a positive drug test.

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