Quick answer
Boost is a Canadian extract and edibles brand covering six formats: 3 g disposable vape pens at $42.50, 1 g 510 cartridges at $25.50 to $30, 1 g shatter at $20 to $25, THC and CBD gummies including a 1000 mg high-dose line, 200 mg chocolate packs at $23.80, and 1000 mg distillate syringes at $17.85.
Boost turns up in a lot of Canadian mail-order catalogues, and people usually meet the brand through one product — a cartridge, or the gummies — without realising how wide the range actually is. This is the whole line, what each format is for, and where the value sits.
The Boost range at a glance
| Format | Size | Price | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Disposable vape pens | 3 g | $42.50 | Convenience, no hardware needed |
| 510 vape cartridges | 1 g | $25.50–$30 | Anyone with a 510 battery |
| Shatter | 1 g | $20–$25 | Dabbing, adding to flower |
| Gummies | Up to 1000 mg | Varies | High-dose edibles |
| Chocolate packs | 200 mg | $23.80 | Milder edibles, THC or CBD |
| Distillate syringes | 1000 mg | $17.85 | Cheapest extract by weight |
Vapes: disposable or cartridge?
This is the decision most Boost buyers are actually making. The 3 g disposables at $42.50 come in flavours such as Glacier Ice, Bubble Skittles Ice, Passion Fruit Ice and Acai Fruit Punch. Nothing to buy, nothing to charge separately, and you throw it away when it is done — about $14 a gram.
The 1 g 510 cartridges at $25.50 to $30 need a battery, but that battery lasts years. Strain-named options include Jack Herer and Pink Kush, plus a 1:1 Harlequin with roughly equal THC and CBD. Per gram they cost more than the disposables, so the case for them is control and less waste rather than price.
Our comparison of 510 cartridges and disposable pens goes into the trade-off in more detail.
Shatter and distillate
Boost shatter runs $20 to $25 a gram across strains including Pineapple Express, AK-47, Death Bubba and Rockstar — competitive for a branded extract. The 1000 mg distillate syringes at $17.85 are the cheapest thing in the range by weight, but they are raw distillate: useful for adding to flower or filling your own carts, not a finished product. If concentrates are new to you, start with our shatter guide.
Edibles
The gummies are where Boost is best known, and the high-dose line reaches 1000 mg per package — that is a package total, not a single piece, and it needs dividing before anyone takes any. Mix-and-match packs discount 10 percent on five and 15 percent on ten. The 200 mg chocolate packs at $23.80 come in milk and dark, in both THC and CBD versions, and are the gentler end of the range.
Milligram figures on edible packaging are pack totals. A 1000 mg package is not a serving. Divide before you take anything, start low, and wait a full two hours before deciding whether to take more.
The Boost range in stock now — vapes, shatter, gummies and chocolate.
Frequently asked questions
What does Boost make?
Boost is a Canadian extract and edibles brand. The range covers 3 g disposable vape pens, 1 g 510 vape cartridges, 1 g shatter, THC and CBD gummies including a 1000 mg high-dose line, 200 mg chocolate packs and 1000 mg distillate syringes.
How much do Boost products cost?
Shatter runs $20 to $25 a gram, vape cartridges $25.50 to $30 for 1 g, disposable pens $42.50 for 3 g, chocolate packs $23.80 for 200 mg, and distillate syringes $17.85 for 1000 mg. Gummies vary by strength, with mix-and-match packs discounted 10 to 15 percent.
Are Boost disposables refillable?
No. The 3 g disposables are single-use and designed to be discarded once empty. If you want a refillable setup, the 510 cartridges pair with any standard 510-thread battery, which usually works out cheaper over time.
What is a 1:1 cartridge?
One with roughly equal THC and CBD. Boost makes a Harlequin 1:1 cartridge alongside its THC-only line. The balance makes it less intense than a pure-THC cartridge of the same size, which is why some people prefer it for daytime.
Which Boost product is best value per milligram?
The distillate syringes, at $17.85 for 1000 mg, are the cheapest way to buy Boost extract by weight — but they are raw distillate, not a finished product, so you need something to use them with. For convenience, the 3 g disposables at $42.50 are the better ratio of price to ease.
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