URB Vape Lines Priced: Aerovape 710, 420 Max, Aerodab

URB sells more than one disposable vape, and the names blur together on a shelf: Aerovape 710, Mile High 420 Max, Aerodab 100, Jet Set. They are three device lines with different sizes, different oil styles, and — less visibly — different prices per milligram depending on who is selling them. This page lines the three families up and prices them the way every guide in this series does: total milligrams divided by dollars, across fourteen listings that all verified live the morning of October 29, 2026. For adults of legal purchasing age; nothing here is medical advice, and no product below is described by what it does — only by what it costs and how big it is.

Three Lines, One Family

The table below is the whole page in one view. Every row verified live this morning: page up, price matching the retailer's own product data, no unavailable shell, no search-blocking flag.

The spread from top to bottom is 9.9x, and unlike a cross-format table it has one main cause: size. The two 166-rate rows are the big bodies — a 3-gram 710 and a 5-gram Mile High Blend — and the 16.8 floor is a half-gram 420 Max paying the small-size premium every format in this series shows. The same ruler is printed on the edible guide, the pre-roll guide, and the value leaderboard, so every row here can be set beside any row in the series.

The 710 Line: Big Bodies, Wide Prices

The Aerovape 710 is the largest family, and its name is doing double duty: 710 is the shorthand the industry uses for oil devices, and the line comes in strength-named variants — Relax, Clarity, and a third variant this page leaves out because the word collides with the compliance filter this site runs on its own copy. The bodies are big by disposable standards: 3 grams (3,000 mg) at olofly.com and d8superstore.com, 2,760 mg (2.76 g) at urb.shop and greatcbdshop.com — same device class, listed size differing by rounding.

Price is where the 710 line gets interesting. The same 3-gram Relax body sells for $17.99 at olofly.com, $24.95 at URB's own store, and $39.99 at d8superstore.com — a 2.2x spread for one device. The Clarity variant runs $36.99 at d8superstore.com, and the Live Resin Blend sits between at $34.99 at greatcbdshop.com. Nothing about the hardware explains that range; who is selling it does. That is the same merchant-spread shape the brand guide documented on Mellow Fellow listings, and it is the single biggest lever a buyer has inside one product line.

The 420 Max Line and the 5-Gram Blend

The Mile High / 420 Max line covers the middle and the extremes. At the small end, the 420 Max Pink Rozay at urb.shop is a 420 mg half-gram body at $24.95 — 16.8 mg per dollar, the floor of this table, and a textbook small-size penalty: the hardware costs roughly the same to make at any size, so the tiny body pays for it. At 1.5 grams the line prices at $29.99 (olofly.com, the Mile High Blend) to $34.99 (d8superstore.com), 39.4 to 50.0 mg per dollar.

The outlier is the 5-gram Pink Rozay Mile High Blend at olofly.com: $29.99 for 5,000 mg, 166.7 mg per dollar — statistically tied with the best 710 rate on the page while carrying two-thirds more oil. Per gram it is $6.00, the same $/g as the $17.99 710. If the lesson of the size ladder is that bigger bodies buy better rates, this is the row that proves it inside the URB family.

Aerodab 100 and the Jet Set Name

The third family carries the most confusing label on the shelf: Aerodab 100, sometimes written with Jet Set after it — the Aerodab 100 Jet Set 1.5ML at urb.shop, the Pure THCA version at olofly.com, the Live Resin version at d8superstore.com, and a $50.00 listing at cil-alternatives.com. The variants matter here: THCa live resin, pure THCa, and standard blends sit at the same 1,380-1,500 mg sizes but tell a buyer different things about the oil inside, and the cannabinoid label guide is the series page that decodes those prefixes.

Within the family the price range runs $20.99 to $50.00 — 2.4x for the same size class. The olofly.com Pure THCA listing re-priced from $34.99 to $20.99 between this page's October 26 pull and its October 29 re-check, and at 71.5 mg per dollar it now sits mid-table: the Aerodab bodies are small (1.5 g class), so the family still cannot match the 3-gram and 5-gram rates above, but its cheapest door just dropped by $14.00. The first-party store, the cheapest of four at draft time, now sits mid-pack at $24.95, and the cil-alternatives.com listing is still the ceiling at $50.00.

Same Device, Different Price Tag

Set the lines side by side and one pattern repeats: URB's own store is rarely the ceiling and never the floor. On the 710 Relax 3-gram body, olofly.com undercuts the first-party $24.95 by $6.96, while d8superstore.com prices the same class $15.04 higher. On the Aerodab 100, the first-party store held the cheapest of four listings at draft time; the October 29 re-check put the olofly.com Pure THCA listing $3.96 under it. On the 420 Max, urb.shop holds the small body at $24.95 while olofly.com sells the 1.5-gram Mile High Blend for five dollars more with three times the oil. There is no house rule to extract — the spread moves line by line — but the habit that follows is simple: price the specific device at two or three retailers before pressing a button, because inside this family the same hardware can cost anywhere from $17.99 to $50.00. The click-chain guide maps where that button actually goes after the press.

The olofly.com retailer hub groups the morning's deepest URB inventory on one page — nine of today's fourteen verified rows sit there — and the price-history walkthrough shows how the site records each row's price movements over time.

What the 100 in Aerodab 100 Does Not Mean

A chunk of the search traffic around this family reads the name as a spec: queries like "100 puff aerodab disposable" read the 100 as a puff count. The catalog data says otherwise — the 100 sits inside the product line name, and the milligram figure is printed separately on every listing (1,380 mg, 1,500 mg). The value leaderboard devotes a full section to why puff counts are a marketing number rather than a measurable one: they are not printed on the product data the prices come from, and two brands claiming the same puffs can differ by 5x in actual oil. The honest unit on this page is the one in the right-hand column: milligrams per dollar, computed from figures that are printed, checked, and comparable.

The Listings That Did Not Verify Tonight

Fourteen rows passed; the shelf also holds URB-family listings that failed the same checks, and they are excluded here by the site's fail-closed rule. The cheapest 420 Max on the shelf — a $13.99 1.5-gram Mile High body at buydeltas.com — does not currently verify, and neither does the $38.99 Aerodab 100 at d8superstore.com that mirrors today's featured module; its passing twin at the same price is the one linked above. Several first-party listings carry unreadable size data (a bare "1 mg" where a size belongs) and are left out on the same rule. Two non-vape products sharing the Jet Set name — an eyeliner and a silk hair wrap — round out the exclusions. A listing that fails comes off the shelf until it passes again; that policy is what lets every table on this site claim each row was live the morning it was checked.

How to Read These Rates

The right-hand column is the series ruler: total milligrams divided by price, from the pull the morning this page was checked. It rewards oil per dollar and nothing else — flavor, hardware, and oil style are the reader's call. Read it across three axes: within a line (which retailer is cheapest on the same body), within a size class (the 1.5-gram rows against each other), and across the family (whether stepping up to 3 or 5 grams buys a better rate — this morning it does, by 2-3x over the small bodies). The label-math hub carries the full method, and the 1 g vape guide runs the same arithmetic on single-gram hardware.

Every figure on this page was pulled on October 26, 2026, and re-verified listing by listing on the morning of October 29, 2026; rows re-price on a rolling schedule, so let the deal page be the verdict on the day you read it.