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Baja Smash 1g

Select · Flavor Series · cartridge

  • Net weight1 g
  • Labelhybrid
  • Batches read2
  • Dose per puffnobody publishes one

What the certificates say

Read this before the numbers

The two results below are for the same cart and differ by 5.5 percentage points, 84.36% against 89.86%. Neither is wrong. Cannabis vape potency is certified per production batch, so a percentage is a fact about one run of oil on one day, not a specification of the product. The cart you buy carries its own number and it will not be either of these. That is why this site records batches rather than a potency.

84.36% THCpublished by Fine Fettle, read 2026-09-21
  • CBG 2.75%
  • alpha-Pinene 1.11%
  • beta-Myrcene 0.96%
  • Limonene 0.88%

Source listing

89.86% THCpublished by Karma Club Chicago, read 2026-09-21
  • CBD 0.22%

Source listing

Specs

Net weight
1 gverified
Format
cartridge
Hardware
not listed
Fitting
not listed
Oil
distillate
Extraction
not listed
Label
hybridverified

These are the figures that do not change between batches, which is most of why they are in a table and the potency is not.

What the seller says it tastes like

Baja Smash hits with a powerful burst of lime-forward citrus and bright tropical sweetness. Zesty, juicy, and ultra-refreshing, it delivers a bold, high-energy flavor with a clean, mouth-watering finish.

Marketing copy, reproduced verbatim so you can judge it as such. This site does not taste-test cartridges.

Both figures are dispensary menu listings, not the brand's own page: selectbetter.com (which selectcannabis.com redirects to) is a client-rendered app that serves no product specs to a fetch, so there is no brand page to read a spec off. The two batches are the reason this site records batch results rather than a product potency: the same 1g Flavor Series cartridge tested 84.36% at one dispensary and 89.86% at another. Neither is wrong, and neither is the potency of the cart you would buy. Net weight is the only figure here that does not move between batches. Oil type is recorded as distillate because both menus file it under distillate cartridges; Select publishes no extraction method for this line that we could read.

Where it is sold

A licensed-dispensary product. Which menus carry it, and which batch is on the shelf, depends on the shop. That is a fact about distribution, not a legal claim: this site has no legality field.

Sources

Brand site: selectbetter.com