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What vapes and cannabis actually cost in Canada

Every figure below is a median across live prices we read from retailers’ own listings — not an estimate, not a survey. Last re-checked August 14, 2026. Free to quote and cite; here is how we collect it.

The headline number

Across 9,657 products stocked by two or more Canadian stores, the typical one costs $4.24 more at the dearest store than the cheapest — 2,434 of them vary by more than half again.

How much does a vape cost in Canada?

Median price at the cheapest store carrying each product, with the range most products fall into, and what comparing saves on a typical one.

CategoryProductsTypical priceMost fall betweenSaving by comparing
Vape hardware2,628$23.99$4.99$45.99$1.00
Disposable vapes2,522$34.88$19.99$44.99$5.39
Pod systems2,420$20.99$9.72$34.99$3.00
E-liquid2,087$26.99$17.99$40.99$14.50

How much does cannabis cost per gram?

Provincial board prices, compared per gram — the only axis on which two boards selling different pack sizes of the same product are answering the same question. Edibles and topicals are absent because package mass is not a dose.

CategoryProvinceProductsTypical $/gCheapest $/g
Pre-RollsBritish Columbia168$6.89$4.00
Ontario390$6.97$3.98
VapesBritish Columbia181$34.97$20.00
Ontario275$37.95$23.32
ExtractsBritish Columbia180$15.99$3.43
Ontario257$17.97$3.88
FlowerBritish Columbia180$5.57$2.96
Ontario250$5.45$3.57

Common questions

How much does a vape cost in Canada?
The typical disposable vape costs $34.88 at the cheapest Canadian store carrying it, with most falling between $19.99 and $44.99. That is the median across 2,522 disposables priced across Canadian online stores, last checked August 14, 2026.
How much does cannabis cost per gram in Canada?
Dried flower runs about $5.57 per gram at the median, and the cheapest listings start around $2.96 per gram. These are provincial board prices for British Columbia and Ontario, the provinces that publish a public price list.
Is cannabis cheaper in British Columbia than Ontario?
At the level of the whole market, barely — the median price per gram in the two provinces sits within a few percent. The difference shows up product by product, where the same item can differ by a quarter or more between the two boards. The province is not the lever; the specific product is.
How much does comparing prices actually save?
Across 9,657 products stocked by two or more Canadian stores, the typical product costs $4.24 more at the dearest store than the cheapest, and 2,434 of them vary by more than half again.

Using these figures

Free to quote with attribution to Puff Prices and a link to this page. Please include the date it was checked — the whole point of these numbers is that they are current, and a median quoted without its date stops being one. Methodology.