How Much Is a Muha? Muha Meds Prices by Product (2026)

That range covers dispensary menus and online stores. Prices still vary by state, store, taxes and weekly sales.

We logged 67 price points in October 2026, mostly from Weedmaps and Dutchie dispensary listings.

Below, you will find every product type, what it costs per 100 mg of THC and how to avoid overpaying.

How Much Is a Muha by Product Type?

Here is the full picture. The last column shows our listed price on this site at time of writing.

Ranges include sale prices, so the low end often reflects a promotion. Averages blend regular and sale listings too.

Also, Weedmaps showed only three retailers per product. As a result, treat these figures as a snapshot, not a census.

Our own prices can change at any time. Therefore, check each product page for the current price.

Muha Meds Disposable Prices: 1 g and 0.5 g

Melted Diamonds disposables were the easiest to track. California shops listed them at $23–$24 regular.

Meanwhile, one dispensary listed Durban Delight at $18.51, and another ran a $19.20 sale.

Online sellers asked more, usually $30–$35 regular. So a dispensary often beats online pricing for the same device.

Next, the half-gram Hash Rosin disposables listed at $20–$25 regular. For example, one store ran a $16 sale.

That price looks low, yet the device holds half the oil. Keep that in mind when comparing.

On this site at time of writing, Melted Diamonds disposables list at $25.99 and Hash Rosin models at $23.99.

Similarly, Live Resin and Distillate disposables list at $32.99 here.

Muha Meds Disposable 2 Gram Price

The 2 g all-in-ones showed the widest spread. Listings ran from $20.79 to $64, averaging about $43.

The cheapest came from a Detroit, Michigan store. By contrast, stores that appear to be in New York listed $31–$60.

Two apparent New Mexico locations each listed $37.31. Because the spread is huge, comparing local menus pays off.

We don’t stock a 2 g device right now. Our 2 g disposable guide covers what to expect.

Muha Meds Cart Price: Distillate vs Melted Diamonds

Distillate carts were the cheapest vape format we found. Three California stores listed them at $15 regular.

One even ran an $11.25 sale. Meanwhile, online sellers asked $25–$30 for the same 1 g cart.

Melted Diamonds carts appeared only online, at $25–$30. So we lack dispensary data for that line.

Here, Distillate carts list at $18.99 and Melted Diamonds carts at $27.99, at time of writing.

Remember that carts need a 510 battery. If you don’t own one, add that cost to the comparison.

Flower, Matés, Rosin and Gummy Prices

Flower prices were steady. Eighths of Exotic Indoor flower listed at $30–$32 regular, with one $28 sale.

Matés five-packs varied the most. California stores listed $19.42 regular, while apparent New York stores asked $50–$54.99.

Next, 1 g hash rosin jars stayed tight, at $22.75–$26. Finally, rosin gummy packs mostly sat at $10.

We found no market price for infused gummies, so we can’t quote a range for them.

Price per 100 mg THC: Which Muha Is the Best Value?

Sticker price only tells half the story. Instead, divide the average dispensary price by the THC on the COA.

So distillate carts deliver the most THC per dollar. However, solventless rosin cost more per milligram in every format.

These are averages, not quotes. Potency varies by batch, so check the COA linked on each product page.

For the lab side, read what the lab results show or our COA guide.

Why Muha Prices Vary So Much

Several factors move the number. First, each state market prices differently, as the New York listings show.

Second, stores run weekly deals and bundles. Third, some menus may include tax while others add it at checkout.

Also, extract type matters. Solventless hash rosin usually costs more per gram than distillate.

Finally, hemp products muddy the picture. For example, one online shop listed a 3.5 g hemp “Muha” disposable at $24.99.

That item sits outside the licensed line. Our Muha explainer covers the difference.

Price Isn’t Proof: Avoid Fake Muhas

A low Muha price alone proves nothing. Counterfeits often copy normal pricing, and empty packaging sells openly online.

So verify every pack. Enter 2nd-gen scratch-off codes at muhameds.com/verification, or scan Gen 3 packs in the Muha Members app.

Then compare the box with our real vs fake guide. Our where to buy page lists safer options.

In short, how much is a Muha depends on format, state and sales, so compare before buying.

How Much Is a Muha FAQ

What does a 1 g Muha disposable cost?

Dispensary listings ran $18.51–$24 regular in October 2026. Meanwhile, online sellers asked $30–$35.

What does a 2 g Muha disposable cost?

Listings ranged from $20.79 to $64, averaging about $43. A Michigan store showed the lowest price.

What do Muha carts cost?

Distillate carts listed at $11.25–$30. Melted Diamonds carts appeared only online, at $25–$30.

Why do some stores charge much more?

State markets differ. For example, Matés five-packs listed at $50–$54.99 in apparent New York stores versus $19.42 in California.

Where can I see this store’s current prices?

Each product page shows the current price. Figures in this guide reflect the time of writing and can change.

Is a cheap Muha a fake?

Not necessarily. However, price can’t prove authenticity, so verify the pack and check the COA.