URB Liquid Badder Cartridges: Sizes and Live Prices

URB sells one concentrate format under two hardware bodies and one city-named flavor umbrella, and the naming tangles fast: Liquid Badder, Vape Cay, Rome, London, Paris, 2G cartridges, 3G disposables, 2.2ml fills. This page untangles the shelf the way every guide in this series does — by price and size, not by description. Every row below verified live the morning of November 4, 2026, every rate is total milligrams divided by price on the ruler the milligram-math hub standardizes for the series, and nothing here is medical advice or an effect claim: it is pricing and label arithmetic only, for adults of legal purchasing age.

The Lineup, Priced

The morning pull scanned all 26 catalog rows carrying a Liquid Badder name and kept the 13 that pass every availability check the site runs. Two of those 13 carry a broken 1mg catalog total (a data defect, covered further down) and are named but not linked; the remaining 11 make up the table, sorted by the value ruler. The mg-per-$ column is each row's own stored figures divided out for this page; $/gram is the same division by weight. The full table runs from 166.8 mg per dollar at the top to 73.6 at the bottom — a 2.3x spread across one shelf.

Cart or Disposable: the Same Shelf, Two Formats

The core choice on this shelf is format, and the per-milligram math is unambiguous about what it costs. The cartridges sit at $12.99 for a 2000 mg catalog total — 154.0 mg per dollar at $6.50 per gram — while the same-flavor Rome disposables sit at $29.99 for 3000 mg, which is 100.0 mg per dollar at $10.00 per gram. Per gram, the all-in-one body runs about 1.5 times the cartridge rate: the hardware is bundled into the price instead of bought separately, and the ruler shows it. The best disposable rate on the shelf softens that gap — the Lime Pixie 3G at $17.99 (166.8 mg per dollar, $6.00 per gram) is not only the best disposable figure but the leader of the whole table — so the honest summary is a band, not a verdict: cartridges cluster at $6.50 per gram, the blend and leader disposables land at $6.00 to $6.83 per gram, and the Rome-tagged 3G disposables pay the full $10.00 per gram for the same milligrams the cartridge sells at $6.50. The value leaderboard prices this same format split across the whole market.

The 2.2ml Fill, Catalogued Two Ways

The search demand that points at this shelf is oddly specific — one query names an exact fill size — and the catalog explains why. A 2.2ml cartridge fill multiplied by the hardware convention of 920 mg per ml (documented on the 1g price guide) equals 2024 mg, and three storefronts catalog the fill exactly that way: urb.shop at $15.95 for 2024 mg (126.9 mg per dollar), and two out-of-stock listings elsewhere that also carry 2024 mg totals. The live olofly cartridges hold the same physical fill class but catalog it at a flat 2000 mg — which is why the query that names 2.2ml lands on a shelf whose best rows read 2000. The storefront spread on the same fill class is about 1.2x: $12.99 at olofly against $15.95 brand-direct at urb.shop, 154.0 versus 126.9 mg per dollar, $6.50 versus $7.88 per gram. Same oil class, same fill, a twenty percent gap — and the cheaper storefront is not the brand's own.

Where the Search Traffic Actually Lands

Honesty section, because this shelf has a trap the series keeps meeting: the deal page currently holding the search impressions is not available. An urb.shop listing (deal 856245) with an empty catalog name and zero size sits at position 12.1 for the 2.2ml query with fifteen impressions over the trailing month and zero clicks — a page that cannot render a product holding near-page-one placement, the same shape the Ronin guide documented before capturing that cluster. The two live cartridges that verify hold minor positions (29 and 28) with one impression each. Also failing verification this morning, named rather than linked per this series' availability-first rule: the fourth olofly cartridge flavor (Papaya Kush, $12.99, dead twin of the three live flavors), a 2.2ml cartridge at greatcbdshop.com ($13.99), a $5.00 cartridge at danuwellness.com, and two 3ml disposable listings at urb.shop ($24.99). A dead listing with a good stored number is the most common trap in deal data, which is why every row in the table above passed the checks before earning a link. The click-chain explainer shows where each working deal button routes.

The THCa Rows: One Tag, Two Catalog Totals

The three Earthshine Organics sticks price at the same $24.99 tag while cataloging different totals, and the arithmetic moves with the denominator. The Gorilla Glue 2g row catalogs 2000 mg — 80.0 mg per dollar, $12.49 per gram — while the OG Kush 2g and Lemon Cherry Gelato rows catalog 1840 mg each — 73.6 mg per dollar, $13.58 per gram, both. Same tag, an 1840 against a 2000 total, about nine percent apart; the smaller figure is the 2ml fill at the 920 convention again, the larger a straight 2-grams-means-2000 reading. Which number a buyer should trust is the standing label rule from the jointcase guide: when a catalog total and a printed label disagree, the printed label wins, and the pack-total arithmetic the Ronin piece applied to gummy labels applies here unchanged. These are also the only rows in the table whose names lead with a percentage — the 70 and 70% prefixes are concentration labels, not sizes, and they do not change the division.

Flavor Does Not Move the Tag on This Shelf

One finding worth separating from the last brand guide: on this shelf, flavor is nearly free. The three live Rome cartridges — Waterberry Kush, Cotton Candy, Funnel Cake — all sit at $12.99 with identical 2000 mg totals and identical 154.0 figures. On the disposable side the same flattening holds at the top of the Rome line ($29.99 for both linked flavors), while Lime Pixie breaks the pattern downward at $17.99. Compare the 3Chi dabs-sauce spread — one jar line priced at a 2x spread purely on flavor — and this shelf is the opposite: the tag tracks format and storefront, not the strain name. That makes the buying rule simple and verifiable: on this line, pick the format and the storefront first, because the flavor will rarely change the price. What can change the price is time — the price-history walkthrough maps the five shapes a stored price line takes, and this shelf's out-of-stock rows have already shown the exit shape.

How This Page Sits in the Series

This is the cartridge-format companion to the URB device-line guide, which priced the hardware families — the aero bodies — across fourteen verified listings; the two pages share a brand but not a format, a fill, or a single row. The method spine is shared on purpose: the milligram-math hub defines the ruler, the mg-per-dollar method that started the series, and the cannabinoid label guide decodes the THCa, THCb, THCp, and Delta 8 prefixes in the blend-row name. For shelf context, the 1g price guide owns the 920 mg-per-ml fill convention this page leans on twice, and the value leaderboard ranks the wider disposable market. Most of this morning's rows route through olofly.com; the retailer hub for olofly.com collects the storefront's live deals.

Re-Verification and Buying Notes

Every figure on this page was pulled and re-verified the morning of November 4, 2026: eleven deal pages returned 200 with no unavailable shell and no noindex, the structured-data price on each matched the stored price used in the table, and both featured modules were checked first-time against the embed rotation. Deal pages move — regard any figure here as dated November 4, 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.