3Chi Price Guide: Lines, Sizes, and Live Prices

3Chi is one of the longest-running names in the hemp aisle, and it is also one of the largest brand shelves on blazed.deals: this morning the catalog carries 302 live 3Chi-branded listings across nine storefronts, including the brand's own site. That size cuts both ways. The lineup spans True Strains pods, Delta 8 and Delta 9o cartridges, HHC disposables, dabs sauce, THCA flower jars, gummies, and single-digit entry items, and the same product can sit at three different prices depending on which storefront carries it. This page is the price map for that shelf. Every row below is a live listing verified the morning of November 3, 2026, every figure is total milligrams divided by price — the same ruler the milligram-math hub standardizes for the whole series — and nothing here is medical advice or an effect claim. It is pricing and label arithmetic only, for adults of legal purchasing age.

How the 3Chi Shelf Sits This Morning

The morning pull scanned all 465 catalog rows carrying a 3Chi name or brand mark and kept the 302 that pass every availability check the site runs: in stock, not flagged unavailable, and the price on the page matching the stored product data. The rest were excluded the way this series always excludes — availability first, ranking second — because a dead listing with a good stored number is the most common trap in deal data. Three storefronts dominate the live shelf: the brand's own 3chi.com with 117 live rows, cannabuddy.com with 81, and coppermountainhemp.com with 54, followed by greatcbdshop.com with 28 and a long tail of four smaller stores. One nuance from the search side: the query `3chi peanut butter nuggets` currently lands on two XITE-branded listings, not 3Chi products — peanut butter nuggets are an XITE item, and those rows stay out of this table for the same reason a Ford part would stay out of a Chevrolet list.

The Lineup, Priced

One table, twelve rows, sorted by the value ruler. The mg-per-$ column is total milligrams divided by price, recomputed for this page from each row's own stored figures; $/gram is the same division by weight.

One Pod, Three Prices: 3.9x Inside a Single Product

The sharpest finding on the shelf is not about 3Chi's pricing at all — it is about everyone else's. The True Strains God Mode 2ml pod, one specific product, sits this morning at $9.00 on greatcbdshop.com (204.4 mg per dollar), $9.99 on the brand's own 3chi.com (184.2), and $35.00 at cannabispharmacy.com (57.1, deal 147468). Same pod, same 2ml fill, a 3.9x spread from the highest to the lowest. The lesson generalizes to the whole brand: the brand-direct price is rarely the ceiling — here the third-party listing at $35.00 costs nearly four times the cheapest storefront — but it is also rarely the floor, since greatcbdshop.com undercuts 3chi.com by almost a dollar on the identical item. When a brand sells through its own site and through resellers, the only reliable move is to check the number, not the storefront's reputation. The click-chain explainer covers how a deal button on this site routes to each of these storefronts, and all three chains for this morning's rows were followed to a final 200 in the same verification pass that priced this table.

Bigger Fill, Better Rate: the 1ml vs 2ml HHC Pair

3Chi sells its HHC disposable line in two fills, and the per-milligram math says the larger one wins twice over. The 1ml stick (deal 25180) costs $9.99 for a catalog count of 920 mg — the 920-mg-per-ml fill convention documented in the 1g price guide — which works out to 92.1 mg per dollar at $10.86 per gram. The 2ml pod (deal 19073) costs $14.99 for 1840 mg, which is 122.7 mg per dollar at $8.15 per gram. Spending five dollars more buys double the fill and a 33 percent better rate, because the hardware cost is spread across more milligrams. The same shape repeats across the wider disposable market — it is the core finding of the value leaderboard — but it is unusually clean here because both fills are the same brand, same line, and same storefront, so nothing but size and price separates the two rows.

Same Sauce, Two Prices: Flavor Changes the Tag

The dabs sauce line is 3Chi's best bulk value and also its most instructive pricing quirk. Every jar in the line is 3000 mg — 3 grams of sauce — but the tag depends on the flavor. Blue Dream (deal 14708) sits at $14.95, which is 200.7 mg per dollar and $4.98 per gram, the best non-hardware rate in this morning's table. London Pound Cake (deal 14718) sits at $29.95 with the same 3000 mg, exactly 100.2 mg per dollar — half the rate, twice the price, same size jar. Flavor-named pricing at a 2x spread inside one product line is a recurring pattern this series has documented on other shelves, and the honest summary is that the strain name is doing real pricing work: if the flavor preference is flexible, the value play is the cheaper tag, because the milligrams do not change with the name.

The Cheapest 3Chi Listing Is the Worst Value

At the other end of the table, the Delta 8 Low Dose Gummies (deal 23375) cost $3.99 for a catalog total of 20 mg, which is 5.0 mg per dollar — the lowest figure on the page and roughly one-fortieth of the pod leader's 204.4. That row exists in the catalog for a real reason: low-dose formats price for the smallest possible purchase, not for value, and the $/gram column shows it brutally at $199.50 per gram. A note that matters for searchers arriving on coupon queries: blazed deal pages do not publish coupon codes, and the price shown on each page is the live merchant price at verification time. The click-out routes to the retailer's own listing, where any storefront-side discount would apply. The $3.99 entry price is genuine — it is simply not the value play this table measures, and the spread from the 5.0 floor to the 204.4 leader, 40.9x, is the widest this series has printed on a single-brand shelf.

Reading a 3Chi Label Before the Price

Two catalog quirks are worth knowing before comparing any 3Chi row to another brand's. First, the fill convention: hardware listings across this shelf count 920 mg per milliliter, so a 2ml pod catalogs at 1840 mg rather than 2000 mg. One storefront lists this morning's God Mode pod with a naive 2-grams-means-2000-mg total (deal 147468), and its 57.1 mg-per-dollar figure inherits that larger denominator — read it as the same physical pod as the 1840 mg rows, not a bigger fill. Second, name ambiguity inside a line: the Comfortably Numb family spans a 3,200 mg gummy pack at $24.95 (128.3 mg per dollar) and a 400 mg gummy pack at $29.99 (13.3), both appearing under near-identical names this morning. Neither of those two is linked here because this table keeps one row per distinct line-price combination, but they are the same lesson the Ronin gummy label piece documented — the pack total, not the product name, is the number that prices the purchase. When a catalog total and a printed label disagree, the printed label wins, and the label-size rule from the jointcase guide is the standing tie-breaker.

How This Page Prices Against the Series

This is the third brand-family guide in the run: Mellow Fellow mapped a blend-heavy lineup across four format lines, the URB device guide priced one brand's hardware families across storefronts, and this page does the brand-shelf version for 3Chi. The method pages it leans on are the milligram-math hub for the ruler, the cannabinoid-name explainer for what THCa, HHC, THC-P, and Delta 9o actually mean on a 3Chi label, and the price-history walkthrough for what happens to these numbers when a storefront re-prices — which greatcbdshop.com rows have been known to do midweek. For shelf context, the value leaderboard ranks the whole disposable market, the 1g guide covers what a full gram should cost, and the mg-per-dollar method that started the series lives at news/133. Deals on this page route through three different storefronts; the click-chain explainer shows how each route works. The retailer hub for the site's featured storefront is at the olofly.com retailer page.

Re-Verification and Buying Notes

Every figure on this page was pulled and re-verified the morning of November 3, 2026: twelve deal pages returned 200 with no unavailable shell and no noindex, the structured-data price on each page matched the stored price used in the table, and both featured modules were followed through their click chains to a final 200 at the retailer. Deal pages move — the price-history guide is the standing map of how — so regard any figure here as dated November 3, 2026, and check the live page before buying. Nothing on this page is medical advice, no effect or wellness claim is made or implied, and all products referenced are hemp-derived items sold under applicable hemp laws to adults of legal purchasing age.