What a gram
goes for.
Every saved jar, by brand
Archive through Oct 8, 2026
Each dot is a jar from the saved menu archive, placed at its last listed price per gram and grouped by brand. Listed prices, not brand-set prices or checkout totals. Not live stock.
Price changes
Same listing, same jar size, a different listed price. Most jars never moved during the archive window.
The numbers behind the dots
How these prices are compared
Price per gram is the listed jar price divided by its stated weight. Each dot uses the last price saved for that listing in the archive window; jars without a stated weight are left out. Prices are in US dollars. Tax inclusion is inconsistent or unverified, so these are not out-the-door comparisons.
Brand medians describe the jars saved in this archive, not a brand’s whole catalog, and they are not a quality or value ranking. Brands with fewer than four jars in the current filter are grouped together.
A price change means the same listing and jar size was quoted at a different price on a later day. It is not a matched-batch study, and a jar dropping off the menu is not proof that it sold.
The source records are retained privately. No shop names, seller links, or ordering details are published in this section. Saved listing observations are not verified transactions or a new availability check.
What I paid.
Past purchases, not current shop prices.
Separate from the menu sample above.
Not live offers
No purchase notes match that search.
No sales or stock data in these personal purchase notes. They are separate from the dated menu research above.
How to read these prices
These are prices I paid, not current offers. I bought the Nasha on October 1, 2026 and posted about it the next day. I didn’t include purchase dates in the four-jar thread.
The Nasha was $25 out the door. The 710 was about $45 with tax, at 50% off. I didn’t record whether tax was included for the other jars, or the weights for Nasha and 710. Those two don’t have a price per gram here. This is what I paid and what I thought, not a market average or a side-by-side test under matching conditions.
Sources: Nasha purchase note ↗ · Four-jar comparison thread ↗
Shop-by-shop notes for Los Angeles are on the LA price page. Tasting notes for these jars are in the reviews.