Buying wholesale 100 counts disposables is the largest single order most independent shops place, and the economics deserve checking before the cash goes out. One hundred disposables in a single case, at a shade over eleven hundred dollars. This is volume trade pricing and the largest single order most independent shops place.
What a hundred-count case means in practice
A case of wholesale 100 counts disposables is a warehouse quantity rather than a shelf top up.
This is roughly a month of turnover for a busy independent, or a quarter for a smaller one. Per unit it is the lowest price we offer on disposables. The case is packed as sealed retail units, so you are not repackaging anything, and the selection is mixed across pairings unless you tell us otherwise before it ships.
Whether to buy at this level
The saving over the smaller cases is real but the commitment is significant, and the honest advice is not to jump straight here from retail. Order the two hundred dollar case first, find out which pairings actually move in your location, then come to this tier with a specification. Buying a hundred mixed units before you know your customers is how shops end up with dead stock in the sweet range. Deciding on wholesale 100 counts disposables comes down to turnover rather than margin alone.
Storage across a hundred units
Keep the case sealed and store it somewhere cool and dark, pulling stock forward as you sell rather than opening the whole case for display. Disposables hold their character for months in sealed packaging and lose it noticeably faster once exposed. Rotate first in, first out; at this volume the difference between good and careless rotation is visible in customer complaints. Storing wholesale 100 counts disposables properly takes more space than most shops assume.
Who buys at this tier
Established shops with known turnover, delivery services, and distributors. It is the wrong first order for a new stockist. If you are unsure whether your volume justifies it, it almost certainly does not yet. Established stockists are the natural buyers for wholesale 100 counts disposables.
Wholesale specifications
- Tier: volume wholesale
- Quantity: 100 units
- Packing: sealed retail units within the case
- Selection: mixed unless specified before shipping
- Best for: established turnover, distribution
Check the batch code with the verification tool against our lab panels. More in the wholesale category. See shipping and returns. Adults 21 and over only.
Cash flow and lead time on wholesale 100 counts disposables
The discount at this level is real and so is the exposure. Committing to wholesale 100 counts disposables ties up a substantial block of working capital in one product line, and the question that matters is not whether the per unit price is good but how long the money stays tied up. A shop turning the case in three months is running an efficient line. A shop taking a year has effectively lent the money to its own stockroom, and that is the real risk in wholesale 100 counts disposables.
Working out the honest turnover figure before ordering is the whole discipline. Take the units sold across the last quarter, project forward conservatively rather than optimistically, and see whether the case clears in a period you can comfortably afford. Most shops that regret buying wholesale 100 counts disposables did that sum with hopeful numbers rather than actual ones.
Lead time cuts the other way and argues for buying deep. Placing a reorder when the shelf is nearly empty leaves a gap, and a gap is exactly when a regular customer discovers a competitor. Holding a case means never being caught out by a delayed shipment, which is a genuine argument in favour of wholesale 100 counts disposables for shops with the space and the cash to support it. State level guidance, such as the California cannabis resources, is worth reviewing before committing at this scale.
Trade questions on the hundred count case
What does a unit work out at across the case?
The case is $1152.28 at the time of writing against a listed figure of $1400.54, and dividing that across a hundred sealed units gives you the lowest per unit cost anywhere in our range. Work your shelf margin off the case price rather than the single unit price on the consumer listings, because the two are not comparable and using the wrong one will make your pricing look either greedy or unprofitable.
Can I specify which pairings arrive in the case?
Yes, provided you tell us before it ships. The default is a mixed selection across the current pairings, which is what a first case should be. Once you know which two or three lines actually move at your counter, sending a specification with the order is the point at which this tier starts paying for itself.
How long does a case take to arrive and can I plan around it?
Case stock is held separately from retail, so lead times on trade orders run shorter than the consumer queue and are predictable enough to schedule against. Shops at this volume generally set a standing reorder date rather than ordering on the day they run dry, which removes the gap where your best selling line is absent and a customer buys it somewhere else.
Will a hundred units be consistent with each other?
Units in one case come from the same production window and carry codes resolving to the same panels, so what you sample from the top of the case is what your customers get from the bottom of it. Consistency across a reorder is the harder question, and the honest answer is that terpene profiles shift a little between runs. Where a customer is loyal to one pairing, that variation is worth mentioning at the counter rather than letting them discover it.
What is the real risk at this tier?
Dead stock, and it is not a small risk. A hundred mixed units bought before you know your customers can leave you holding thirty units of a sweet pairing nobody in your area asks for, and that ties up working capital for months. The saving per unit only exists if the units sell.
How should the case be stored while it sells down?
Sealed, cool and out of daylight, opened only as far as you need to pull stock forward. Rotate oldest first rather than reaching for whichever box sits closest. At a hundred units, careless rotation shows up as complaints about flat flavour on the units that waited longest.
Trade supply goes to licensed buyers, and the units inside reach adults 21 and over only. Case freight behaves differently from single parcel despatch, so read the shipping terms before you commit to a delivery date, and point counter staff at the verification tool so they can resolve a batch code while a customer waits.
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