Vapes · 3 min read
How much is a dispensary cart?
Real shelf prices from a licensed New York dispensary, by size and type, straight from our live menu.
On our shelf today
What vapes cost here, by size
Shelf prices from our live menu, as of 2026-10-21. Tap to switch.
| Size | Shelf price | In stock |
|---|---|---|
| 0.5 g | $38 – $40 | 5 |
| 1 g | $28 – $75 | 8 |
| Size | Shelf price | In stock |
|---|---|---|
| 1 g | $34 – $75 | 22 |
| 1.5 g | $55 – $70 | 3 |
| 2 g | $65 – $100 | 11 |
| 6 g | $120 | 2 |
Prices change as stock does. The live menu always has today's figures.
See every vape in stock →On our shelf in Dryden today, half-gram carts run $38 to $40, 1 g carts $28 to $75, and 1 g all-in-ones $34 to $75. Prices depend on size, the type of oil and the hardware, and they change as stock does. The table above has every size in stock.
What changes the price of a cart
- Size — a 1 g cart holds twice the oil of a 0.5 g cart.
- Oil type — live resin and live rosin are made differently from distillate. See live resin vs distillate.
- Hardware — an all-in-one includes its own battery; a cart needs a 510 battery bought once and reused.
- Brand — each New York producer prices its own line.
How much is a weed pen and cart?
A cart is sold on its own; the battery it screws onto is a separate, one-time purchase you keep using. If you would rather buy one thing, an all-in-one has the battery built in. Ask at the counter which batteries are in stock.
How much are dab carts?
“Dab cart” usually just means a cart filled with a concentrate such as live resin or rosin, so it sits in the same price ranges as the carts above by size.
How long a cart lasts matters as much as its price — the cart calculator estimates it. Browse every vape in stock, and order ahead for pick-up, the drive-thru or delivery.
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Test yourself
Cart prices: 3 quick questions
Question 1 of 3
What usually costs more at the same size?
An all-in-one includes the battery. A cart reuses a battery you already own.
Which of these changes the price of a cart?
More oil, a different extraction and each producer's pricing all move the number.
What is a "dab cart"?
It is a cart, usually named for the concentrate inside, priced by size like any other cart.
Common questions
- How much is a dispensary cart?
- On our shelf in Dryden today: half-gram carts $38 to $40, 1 g carts $28 to $75, 1 g all-in-ones $34 to $75. Price follows size, oil type and hardware.
- How much is a weed pen and cart?
- A cart is sold on its own; the battery it screws onto is a separate, one-time purchase you keep using. An all-in-one has the battery built in.
- How much are dab carts?
- "Dab cart" usually means a cart filled with a concentrate such as live resin or rosin, so it sits in the same price ranges as other carts of the same size.
More on carts and vapes
- What is a weed cart? Carts, disposables and pens explained A cart is a small tank of cannabis oil that screws onto a battery. Here is how carts, disposables and pens differ, and a quick quiz to find the one that fits you.
- How long does a cart last? It depends on the size and how you use it. Put in your cart size and puffs a day, and the calculator gives you a rough number of days.
- Live resin vs distillate: what is the difference? Live resin keeps the flavour of the plant it came from; distillate is refined THC with flavour added back. Side by side, plus a quick quiz.
- Cart not working? Clogged, blinking, burnt and leaking fixes Most cart problems are a cold or clogged cart, a flat or badly connected battery, or too much heat. Tap your symptom for the fixes.
- Shop carts, vapes & disposables Everything in stock today, with live prices. Order ahead for pick-up, the drive-thru or delivery.
Keep reading
- THC vs CBD — what the difference actually is Two cannabinoids from the same plant that do very different things. What each one is, why products list a ratio and how to read the label.
- New to cannabis? Start here A calm, jargon-free walkthrough for your very first visit — what to bring, how it’s sold and how to pick something you’ll actually enjoy.
- Indica vs. Sativa vs. Hybrid — and why we sort by feel instead The indica/sativa split is a useful starting point, but it isn’t the whole story. Here’s what the labels mean and why we organize the menu around the effect you want.
- Edibles dosing: start low, go slow Edibles are easy to love and easy to overdo. Here’s how dosing works, why they take so long to kick in and a simple plan for a comfortable experience.
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Open seven days a week on Route 13 in Dryden, between Ithaca and Cortland. Walk in, order ahead for pick-up, use the drive-thru or have it delivered.