AeroDab 100 Jet Set Pick List: Prices Ranked

URB's AeroDab 100 Jet Set is the brand's compact disposable line: one 1.5 mL device shape, THCa live resin inside, seven or more flavor names, and four different storefronts carrying it at prices that do not agree with each other. This page tables every live AeroDab row on blazed.deals as of November 12, 2026, ranked by the one figure no deal page prints — milligrams per dollar — plus each row's own dollars-per-gram math, and then prices the same device against itself across sellers. Every linked row verified live this week. Nothing here is medical guidance and nothing here is an effect claim; it is label and price arithmetic only, for adults of legal purchasing age.

How the AeroDab Shelf Sits

The catalog scan caught 11 rows whose names carry the AeroDab token. The live availability screen kept 9 of them, and all 9 carry a stored price — nothing live on this shelf is unpriced. The two the screen dropped are an urb.shop twin of the Jet Set device storing 500 mg at $28.95 that failed the availability check, and a d8superstore twin of the live-resin disposable that stores a size but no price at all. A twelfth row used to sit in the brand's search results until the platform scrubbed it: its name field is now empty, the row is op-banned, and its deal page serves an unavailable shell with a noindex meta tag. That row used to hold part of the brand's search demand — more on where that demand strands in the section below.

The retailer split is the shelf's defining fact: olofly.com carries 5 of the 9 live rows, d8superstore.com carries 2, and urb.shop and cil-alternatives.com carry one each. Five of the nine rows sit behind the olofly storefront, which has served an out-of-stock signal sitewide since November 9 — re-probed the morning of November 12 on the Trop Gelato row and still present on day 4 — while the platform's own availability screen keeps those listings live and priced. The table keeps them with a dated note, 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 November 12, 2026:

Three rows tie for the lead at 71.5 mg per dollar — Trop Gelato, Tangie Dream, and Black Lime, all at $20.99 on olofly.com with 1500 mg stored. The next row down, the urb.shop Jet Set at $24.95 with 1380 mg stored, lands at 55.3. The two d8superstore rows at $41.99 split by their stored totals: the row storing 1500 mg computes to 35.7, the sibling storing 1380 mg computes to 32.9 — same ticket price, same device class, different stored denominators. The shelf's worst stored rate is the cil-alternatives Jet Set at $50.00: 27.6 mg per dollar and $36.23 per gram, nearly the top row's per-gram figure times 2.6.

The Same Line, Spread Across Sellers

This is the shelf where one device shows four prices. The Tangie Dream flavor name sits on both olofly.com ($20.99) and urb.shop ($24.95) — the same flavor line 1.19x apart by seller. Step up to device class: the three $20.99 olofly flavors and the $41.99 d8superstore disposable are the same 1.5 G THCa live-resin form factor, a clean 2.0x spread for the identical shape. And the cil-alternatives Jet Set at $50.00 prices the same 1.5 mL device 2.4x above the olofly shelf. Whole-shelf spread, best stored rate to worst: 71.5 down to 27.6, a 2.6x span across nine rows of what is functionally one product family.

The stored-total quirk deserves its own paragraph because it changes per-gram math. The same $41.99 d8superstore device appears twice — once with 1500 mg stored, once with 1380 mg — and the urb.shop Jet Set stores 1380 mg while the olofly rows store 1500 mg. Whether the true fill is 1500 or 1380 mg changes dollars per gram by about 8 percent ($27.99 against $30.43 on the d8superstore pair), and this guide computes every row from its own stored figure rather than picking a side. The label decoder explains why stored totals and printed labels can disagree, and the per-gram anchor for flower buyers lives in the dollars-per-gram guide.

Where the Search Demand Sits

The attribution pull ran every query that mentions the line through the per-query page window ending November 10. Seven queries, roughly 35 impressions in the four-week window against about 26 in the prior window, zero clicks so far, positions running 14.5 to 23.2. `100 jet set disposable dab` leads at 9 impressions — 4 of them on the cil-alternatives Jet Set page, 2 on the homepage, 3 on the banned row's now-dead page. `aerodab 100 jet set` shows 6 at position 15, with 4 on the same cil-alternatives row and 1 on the d8superstore disposable. `100 aerodab disposable` lands 6 on the d8superstore row and 2 on the cil-alternatives row; `100 jet set dab` puts all 4 on the cil-alternatives row; the long-tail live-resin and puff queries add 8 more across the two live demand-holders.

That is the capture case, stated with the series' standard honesty for a small cluster: every query that names the line lands on a single-row deal page — and the third demand-holder from the prior window is now a dead shell, so its share of the demand strands on a page that tells the searcher nothing. If this guide surfaces for the exact-phrase queries, it hands the searcher the whole ranked shelf, the 1.19x Tangie spread, the 2.0x device-class spread, the 2.4x cil-alternatives premium, and the 2.6x whole-shelf span — figures no deal page computes. Review date for the cluster queries is on the calendar two weeks out from publish.

The Rows This Table Excludes, and Why

Four classes stay out. The urb.shop twin storing 500 mg at $28.95 failed the availability screen — if it returns live, it tables at 17.3 mg per dollar and lands near the bottom, so nothing is lost by waiting. The d8superstore twin with no stored price cannot print a rate at all; it is the unpriced class. The banned row with the scrubbed name is the serious one: op-banned, name field emptied, deal page serving an unavailable shell with a noindex meta — the platform removed the row, and the demand that used to land there now strands. That row belongs to the ops lane, never to this table; the honest move is naming the stranding, not resurrecting the row. And the olofly five stay link-only under the standing rule while the storefront serves its sitewide out-of-stock signal (day 4 as of publish morning, re-probed on the Trop Gelato row) — the platform screens keep those five rows live and price-exact, so they hold their ranks with the date attached. The d8superstore pair carries one more dated note: both rows' buy links resolve to a category page on the rebranded storefront with a mismatched product slug and no price at the destination, which is why neither holds a module slot despite being live and priced here.

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 failed-screen, unpriced, and op-banned classes; recompute mg per dollar in Python from each row's own stored figures rather than any precomputed score; rank; then attribute the line's 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 12, 2026, when the publish routine re-ran every check: all nine linked rows re-verified live on the platform's availability screen and price-exact, every deal page returned 200 with no unavailable shell, and the olofly storefront signal re-probed on the Trop Gelato row is dated day 4. One check reports honestly rather than passing: the urb.shop chain could not be robotically re-verified, because that storefront rate-limits automated checks — the module below carries that date instead of a storefront claim. Rates move; the page says when; the price-history walkthrough explains the full discipline.

Where to Read Next

If the single-line capture shape is what brought you here: the AERA pick list prices seven live deals from one line with the same ruler, and the URB cartridge guide shows the same brand's cart shelf under a single retailer. For the whole-brand view, the Torch price guide ranks 28 rows across every Torch family, the Big Chief guide prices a flower-and-vape brand end to end, and the pod-system guide prices the format this device sits in. For the ruler itself, the dollars-per-gram guide anchors the per-gram view and the label decoder explains stored totals. 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 November 12, 2026, for adults of legal purchasing age — nothing here is medical guidance, and stored totals are the retailers' own figures, read the way the label-math pages teach.