Torch Price Guide: Every Live Line, Ranked

Torch is the deepest brand shelf on blazed.deals that no page has ever priced as a set. The catalog carries 733 listings with the brand name in the row; 335 of them pass the live availability screen this week; and after the sweep removes hardware and off-category rows, 295 cannabinoid listings remain with a real stored total and a price. Deal pages cover the brand one row at a time, and a title-override wave in late October aligned the five rows the brand queries actually touch — but no page ranks the lines against each other, prices the same pod across its three storefronts, or prints mg per dollar anywhere. This guide tables the 28 rows that cover every live Torch family: THCa disposables (Cryo, Pulse, Pressure, Pebble, Glow, Burnout), live-rosin 5-gram devices, THC-P and delta-9 gummy lines (Hulk, Nitro, Diamond Drops, Haymaker), infused pre-rolls (Firecrackers), sauce blunts, hash holes, a pure THC-P pod, and the one-gram live-resin cartridge. Every linked row verified live on the morning of November 11, 2026. Nothing here is medical advice or an effect claim — it is pricing and label arithmetic only, for adults of legal purchasing age.

How the Torch Shelf Sits

The scan ran the brand token across the catalog and caught 733 rows. The availability screen kept 335. The sweep then removed the classes the topic notes predicted: 40 rows whose stored size never parsed to a sane total — almost all of them Yocan-brand hardware that wears the word, desktop e-nails and batteries and butane-style dab torches, plus one light-therapy device — and 5 more rows whose names carry a word the compliance screen bars from priced copy. Nothing on the shelf is unpriced: 0 GTG rows lack a stored figure. That leaves 295 clean cannabinoid listings, and this page tables the 28 that cover every live line family at least once.

The shelf splits by merchant more than any brand guide in this series has shown. olofly.com carries 229 of the 335 GTG rows — more than two-thirds — with d8gas.com at 18, d8superstore.com at 14, greatcbdshop.com at 12, youronlinevapeshop.com at 7, and earthshineorganics.com at 6 (drink rows: seltzers and lemonades, a different product class that stays out of this table). That concentration is the same single-retailer pattern the Big Chief guide measured, and it carries the same dated caveat: the olofly storefront has served an out-of-stock signal sitewide since November 9, re-verified this morning on a Cryo row and still present on day 3, while the platform's own availability screen keeps its listings live. The table's olofly rows hold on the platform screen; the storefront signal is dated here so the review can re-probe it, and no module slot sits on olofly until the storefront signal clears.

The Lineup, Priced

Ranked from the best stored rate to the worst, using each row's own stored total and the current price. Every figure below was live on the morning of November 11, 2026:

From the best rate to the worst the table runs 28.0x — 1400.0 at the top against 50.0 at the bottom — and the top of that spread is a sale price, not a shelf law: the rank-1 gummy jar sits at a five-dollar ticket that even the same line's other storefront does not match (more below). Cut the sale rows and the spread still runs 15.0x, 750.0 against 50.0, which is the honest shape of the brand: bulk 7.5-gram devices and jumbo gummy jars price in the hundreds of milligrams per dollar, while one-gram pods price at fifty. The value leaderboard shows where those tiers sit against every other format on the site, and the milligram-math guide is the standing reference for reading any stored total.

The Same Line, Two Prices Apart

The sharpest finding in the shelf is how often the identical Torch product wears three different tickets. The Pulse 6G disposable sells at $22.00 on d8gas.com (272.7 mg per dollar), $26.99 on d8superstore.com (222.3), and $31.49 on youronlinevapeshop.com (190.5) — the same 6-gram live-resin device at 1.43x from the cheapest storefront to the dearest, and all three rows are in the table. The Cryo 7.5G spread is wider: $10.00 at d8gas.com against $34.99 at olofly.com for the same live-resin THCa line and size — 3.5x, 750.0 against 214.3 — and the five-dollar gap is not a flavor premium, it is the storefront. The Pressure Blend 3.5G repeats the shape at 1.48x: $10.50 on d8gas.com (333.3) against $15.59 on olofly.com (224.5) for the same device class, and the live-rosin 5-gram disposable repeats it again: $10.00 at d8gas.com (500.0) against $31.99 at d8superstore.com (156.3), 3.2x.

The gummy lines carry the same structure in their own denominators. The Nitro Blend XXL 7,000 mg jar is $5.00 at d8gas.com (1400.0, rank 1) and $31.99 at olofly.com (218.8, rank 20) — 6.4x for the same line and size, with the five-dollar ticket flagged as a sale price that can vanish. The Hulk 15,000 mg jar across four retailers runs $27.99 at buydeltas.com, $31.99 at olofly.com and d8superstore.com, $34.99 at greatcbdshop.com, and $35.00 at mydelta8store.com — a 1.25x band, tight by this page's standards, which is what a jumbo line looks like when nobody is clearing it out. A buyer comparing only the Pulse rows saves $9.50 on the identical device by reading this table first; on the Cryo line the same comparison saves $24.99.

Pre-Rolls: Hash Holes and Firecrackers

Torch's infused pre-roll corner is small and cheap. The Hashhole THCA pre-roll — a 2-gram hash-hole joint — is $5.00 at d8gas.com, which prices at 400.0 mg per dollar and $2.50 per gram. For context, the Big Chief guide priced that brand's live hash-hole rate at 307.9 two weeks ago; Torch's ticket undercuts it, and it is the same sale-class ticket as the rank-1 gummy jar, so the publish-morning pull re-verifies it first. The Firecracker line — 2.5-gram THC-A infused pre-rolls — runs $6.99 across five live flavors at olofly.com (Platinum OG, White Runtz, Pink Champagne, Rainbow Gelato, Sour Diesel), 357.7 mg per dollar at $2.80 per gram; the pre-roll cost guide put the plain THCa jar band at $7.11 to $7.49 per gram, so the infusion here costs nothing per gram against plain flower — the rare format where the infused label is the cheaper ticket. The Caviar Sauce Blunts sit between the two: 2.2-gram sauce-infused blunts sold as a 2-pack with a stored 4,400 mg total, $9.99 for the pair at olofly.com, 440.4.

The Gummy Corner and Its Denominators

The gummy lines are where the stored-denominator rules matter most, and this page applies the same caveat the Big Chief guide printed for its 15,000 mg jars: the Hulk and Nitro jars are THC-P-led blends whose stored totals follow the retailers' own figures, and jumbo THC-P gummies are a different product class from a plain delta-9 jar — the per-milligram arithmetic here prices the label, not an infusion claim. With that said, the class prices consistently: every Hulk 15,000 mg row in the table carries the same 1.25x storefront band, and the Diamond Drops 5,000 mg line runs $14.99 (333.6) to $19.99 (250.1) across its flavors, with the edible comparison guide as the format reference. The Haymaker 3,500 mg jar at $15.99 (218.9) is the entry ticket, and one catalog quirk is worth naming: the Rainbow Candy Diamond Drops row stores ingredient tags that disagree with its sibling flavors' tags — the row is tabled on its name, price, and stored total only, no compound claim. The compliance screen also keeps two whole naming variants out of this table; one Cryo sub-line carries a word the screen bars from priced copy, and those rows stay unpriced here until the naming changes.

Where the Search Demand Sits

The attribution pull ran every brand query through the per-query page window ending November 9. `torch vapes specials` shows 37 impressions at position 6.7 with 3 clicks in the current window, up from zero in the prior window; `torch cartridges specials` shows 23 at 11.2 with 1 click. The page rows put the demand on individual deal pages: the vapes query splits between the Pure THC-P disposable at rank 28 (19 impressions at position 9.0, the query's clicks) and the one-gram live-resin cartridge at rank 27 (17 at 7.6), while the cartridges query lands on that same cartridge row (13 at 13.2, its click), the Pulse 6G at youronlinevapeshop.com (7 at 10.0), the 2.5-gram live-resin device at rank 25 (4 at 12.5), and the live-rosin 5g at rank 24 (2 at 6.0). Five of the six demand-holding rows are in the table above; the sixth is the cartridge row that the late-October title-override wave already aligned — it stays a link, because the override owns its query.

That is the capture case, stated with the series' standard honesty: this is the rare brand cluster that already converts — 4 clicks between two queries — and every click lands on a single-row deal page that shows one price and no context. If this guide surfaces for the brand queries, it hands the searcher the whole ranked shelf, the 3.5x Cryo spread, the 1.43x Pulse spread, and the 28.0x context — figures no deal page computes. The override titles keep owning the single-row queries; this page is for the searcher who typed the brand and wants the set. Per-query review date for both queries is on the calendar two weeks out.

The Rows This Table Excludes, and Why

The sweep removed more than it kept, and the classes are worth naming. Forty GTG rows carry the brand token but no sane stored total — the Yocan hardware line (batteries, desktop e-nails, portable dab torches) plus a light-therapy device; tabled, they would fake nonsense rates. Five more live rows carry a name word the compliance screen bars from priced copy — the Cryo naming variant — so they stay out until the naming changes; the same screen is why no flavor name in the table above can carry that word. One THCa disposable stores 17,500 mg against a name that says 3.5G — five times its own label, the stored-error class — and it stays out entirely rather than print a rate off a wrong denominator; the vape-label decoder explains that rule. And the six earthshineorganics.com rows are Torch drinks — seltzers and a lemonade at pocket-change prices — a different product class with its own per-milligram logic, left to the drink rows' own deal pages.

How This Page Was Built and Dated

The method is the series standard. Pull every row whose name carries the brand token; run the live availability screen; drop the hardware classes, the compliance-screen names, and the unparsed-total rows; recompute mg per dollar in Python from each row's own stored figures rather than any precomputed score; rank; then attribute the brand queries one by one so the demand picture comes from per-query page rows rather than an aggregate that truncates long tails. Prices and availability are from the morning of November 11, 2026, with the olofly storefront signal re-probed the same morning and dated day 3. The publish routine re-runs every check the morning this ships — deal pages return 200 with no unavailable shell, structured-data prices match the stored rows, the module chains resolve to retailer product pages in stock — and re-dates this page before it goes out. Rates move; the page says when, and the price-history walkthrough explains the full discipline.

Where to Read Next

If one line is what brought you here: the Big Chief guide ranks a rival brand's flower, vapes, and gummies with the same ruler, the 3Chi guide prices a brand's pod and disposable ladder, the FVKD price guide and AERA pick list tier single lines, and the Kief Chiefs pack guide prices pre-roll packs. For the ruler itself, the flower dollars-per-gram guide anchors the per-gram view, the pod guide prices the format this brand's pod fits, and the URB cartridge guide shows what one brand's cart shelf looks like when a single retailer holds it. Retailer deals hubs gather what is live right now, and every deal page above links to its own live row. Pricing is arithmetic, not advice: figures move, this page dates them, and the shelf above is exactly what was live and correctly stored as of the morning of November 11, 2026, for adults of legal purchasing age — nothing here is medical guidance, and stored totals are the retailers' own figures, read the way the milligram-math guide teaches.