Our THCP Products: Pre-Rolls, Gummies & Disposables

Flying Horse products span three formats — edibles, disposable vapes, and infused prerolls — eleven catalog lines in total, every one batch-tested by independent labs and shipped from this official store. This page is the map of the whole range: what exists, what it costs, how the formats differ, and how to assemble a first order with confidence.

The Catalog at a Glance

Eleven Flying Horse products, one manufacturing standard, and a price ladder that runs from $29.99 to $99.99. Every entry on that table links to a full product page with its own specifications, lab documentation, and FAQ.

The Edible Side: THCP and THCA Gummies

The edible lineup answers two questions: which cannabinoid, and how many pieces. On the cannabinoid side there are two families — the THCP blend jars (a distilled, high-potency blend) and the THCA jar (the acid-form alternative for shoppers who prefer raw-form chemistry). On the count side there are two sizes — the 15-count calibration jar at $29.99 and the 96-count bulk tub at $99.99.

Every gummy across both families carries the same 1,000mg-per-piece dosing standard, which makes mixing and matching within the edible line seamless: your portioning system works identically whether the jar in hand is THCP blend or THCA. The full details live on each product page; the THCP edibles category holds the current range.

The Vape Side: Four Disposables, One Ladder

The disposables run a clean capacity ladder: the 2.2g MAD MIND pen ($34.99) for pockets and travel, the 3g THCP Liquid Diamond ($39.99) for purity-first palates, the 3.8g Stoner Blend ($44.99) for steady weekly rhythms, and the 9g Stoner Blend flagship ($79.99) for daily drivers. Per-gram pricing falls as capacity rises — from about $15.90 at the small end to $8.89 at the top — so the ladder doubles as an economy curve.

All four devices share the same extract standard and batch documentation; what changes is size, price, and character. The THCP disposables category holds the lineup, and each product page carries its full comparison tables.

The Flower Side: Three Infused Constructions

The preroll collection runs three constructions: resin cores (a resin-filled center for aromatic, slow-burning flavor), hash holes (a hash center for density and potency), and distillate infusion (THC-P worked through the flower for even strength). Around those constructions sit four formats — the single resin core stick, the hash hole 2-pack, the Extreme THCP 3-pack, and the shorties 10-pack — spanning $29.99 to $79.99.

Format choice is session math: singles are samplers, 2-packs are rituals, 3-packs are weekly rhythm, and 10-packs are social calendars. The THCP prerolls category maps the whole line.

The Carts Question

Buyers searching for Flying Horse carts will find the carts category anchored by the THCP Liquid Diamond 3g — a sealed, ready-to-vape device that needs no separate battery or threading. It is the closest cartridge-style offering in the current catalog, and its product page explains exactly what it is and is not. When standalone 510 hardware joins the range, the category will be where it lands.

The Testing Standard Behind Every Product

One claim covers all eleven Flying Horse products: every batch is third-party tested, with potency verified against the label and the standard contaminant panels — residual solvents, heavy metals, microbials — screened and published. The lab reports page hosts the certificates, and each product’s batch code opens its own.

That standard is the spine of the catalog. It is why product pages here run long on documentation and short on poetry: the honest differentiator between hemp brands is not adjectives, it is paperwork — and ours is public.

The Price Map, Honestly Read

Flying Horse products price from $29.99 to $99.99, and the structure rewards understanding rather than browsing. Entry formats (the 15-count jars, the single preroll) cost the most per unit because they sell information — the try-it premium. Commitment formats (the 96-count tub, the 9g flagship, the 10-pack) cost the least per unit because they sell supply. The middle is the middle.

Two order-level economics complete the map: a $150 order minimum with $25 flat shipping below $500, and free shipping above it. The practical consequence — build one complete order rather than several partial ones — applies to every basket on the site.

Hemp Compliance Across the Range

Every product in the catalog is hemp-derived, produced under the federal framework the 2018 Farm Bill established for legal hemp — derivatives at or below 0.3% delta-9 THC. Each batch’s certificate documents its position against that line, which keeps the compliance claim verifiable rather than rhetorical.

State rules layer additional restrictions on top of the federal floor, and a handful of states restrict specific product types. The FAQ page tracks current shipping coverage across the catalog — a minute of checking that prevents a returned order.

Shipping, Age Verification, and Packaging

All Flying Horse products ship the same way: plain, unbranded boxes; tracking numbers on every order; 21+ ID verification at delivery. The store runs a $150 minimum order with $25 flat shipping, free past $500. Delivery windows and the full policy text live on the shipping policy page.

The discreet packaging is deliberate and consistent — no product in the catalog arrives announcing itself, and the returns and support path is on the contact page if an order needs attention.

Building a First Order

The most common question a catalog page gets: where do I start? The honest answer structure: pick the format that matches your session style (edible for the long clock, vape for the fast one, preroll for the ritual), pick the entry size in that format (the sampler tier), and round the order out to the $150 minimum with one companion product from a different format. That three-move structure is how most regulars here built their first box — and the product pages carry the per-item detail this summary deliberately skips.

For returning customers, the same logic scales: restock the settled routine, add one experiment, clear free shipping. The catalog’s shape — parallel ladders in three formats — was built for exactly that shopping pattern.

What This Page Is Not

Honesty about scope: this page is a map, not a pitch. It will not tell you Flying Horse products are the best hemp products on the market — that is a claim for evidence, not adjectives, and the evidence lives in batch documents you can read yourself. It will not make medical claims, because hemp products are not medicines and the FDA has evaluated none of them. And it will not rush you: the right order is the one that matches your format, your routine, and your state’s rules, assembled with the paperwork open.

What it will do is keep the whole range legible — eleven products, three formats, one standard, prices in the open — so that whatever you order, you order informed.

A Short Tour of the Flying Horse Products Philosophy

Every catalog is an argument, and ours runs three sentences. First: potency should be precise — 1,000mg per gummy, gram-stated tanks, batch-verified labels — because adults deserve to know exactly what they are consuming. Second: documentation beats marketing — published certificates over adjectives, every batch, every time. Third: formats exist to serve routines, not the other way around — the range spans pockets to bulk tubs precisely because real usage varies.

Those three sentences explain the catalog’s shape. They are why Flying Horse products come in calibrated ladders rather than random assortments, why every product page on this site leads with specifications and paperwork, and why the price structure rewards understanding. The brand’s regulars tend to arrive for the potency and stay for the consistency; the catalog is built to earn both.

Format Differences, Plainly Stated

The three formats differ in clock speed, ceremony, and control. Edibles run the slow clock — onset measured in patient minutes to a couple of hours, a long plateau, and a gradual taper; they suit planned evenings and precise portioning. Disposables run the fast clock — a pull registers in seconds to a few minutes, feedback is immediate, and pacing is real-time; they suit control and convenience. Prerolls run the ritual clock — the ceremony of the light and the smoke, pacing between the other two, and a session shape no other format replicates.

None of the three is “best.” The question is which clock matches the occasion, and most regulars eventually run two of the three formats in rotation — a vape for the fast moments, an edible for the long ones, a preroll for the deliberate ones. The catalog’s parallel ladders exist so that switching between clocks never means switching standards.

The Documentation Habit

One practice separates informed hemp shoppers from hopeful ones: reading the Certificate of Analysis before the purchase. The habit takes sixty seconds — batch code from the product, COA from the lab page, potency and contaminant panels read — and it converts every claim on every label from marketing into fact. Flying Horse products make the habit easy because the paperwork is public, organized, and matched to every batch that ships.

Apply the same standard everywhere you shop. A brand that documents its batches earns the order; a brand that cannot or will not has answered a different question than the one it was asked. This store’s position is fixed on that point, and it is the single best summary of what the catalog stands for.

Stocking, Storage, and Shelf Planning

Buying across formats invites a storage question, and the answers are simple. Gummies live sealed in cool, dark cupboards — heat is their enemy, and the THCA jar asks for extra thermal respect. Disposables live at room temperature, upright where practical, out of strong light. Prerolls live in their sealed packs and cylinders until the session, with dry air as the thing to keep away from them.

The shared rule matters more than the specifics: everything in the catalog is a 21+ product, and everything in the catalog deserves deliberate access control — a high shelf at minimum, a lockable box where teenagers or guests are a factor. Secured storage is not paranoia; it is the standard that responsible adult use is built on, and the catalog’s potency levels make it non-negotiable.

Where the Catalog Goes Next

The range grows in the direction the ladders point: more edible formulations as the gummy line matures, more device sizes and extract standards as the vape line evolves, more constructions as the preroll line experiments — and, when the time is right, standalone cartridge hardware in the carts category. Everything new will arrive under the same rules the current eleven follow: batch testing, published COAs, honest labels, 21+ discipline.

Until then, the map above is complete and current. Eleven Flying Horse products, three formats, one standard — the full shop and the buyer’s guides carry everything this summary has deliberately compressed.

Reading This Catalog Like a Regular

Regulars shop the Flying Horse products range with three habits worth borrowing. They read the COA before the label — sixty seconds on the lab page before trusting any claim anywhere. They buy formats, not products — choosing the clock speed first and the specific item second, because the format decision shapes every session that follows. And they build single complete orders — one box over the $150 minimum, ideally past $500 for free shipping, rather than scattered partial orders that each pay the flat rate.

Those habits turn the catalog from a menu into a system. The adult who knows their format, verifies their batches, and consolidates their orders is shopping the range the way it was designed to be shopped — and spending less per session than the browser who improvises. Flying Horse products reward exactly that kind of customer because the catalog was built by them, for them.

The One-Paragraph Summary

If this page had to collapse into a single paragraph: Flying Horse products are eleven lab-tested hemp lines across gummies, disposables, and infused prerolls, priced $29.99 to $99.99, dosed and stated precisely, documented batch by batch on a public lab page, and shipped plain and 21+-verified from the official store. The edible line covers slow-clock sessions at 1,000mg per piece; the vape ladder covers fast-clock sessions from 2.2 to 9 grams; the preroll constructions cover the ritual sessions in three builds. Pick your clock, verify your batch, build one order — and the catalog does the rest.

That is the Flying Horse products range, complete and current — the rest of this site simply explains it one product at a time.

New here? Start with the catalog table above, pick the format that matches your clock, and let the product pages do the rest — every Flying Horse products listing carries its own full briefing.

Flying Horse Products — FAQs

What are the Flying Horse product formats?

Three formats: edibles (THCP blend and THCA gummies), disposable vapes (2.2g to 9g), and infused prerolls (resin core, hash hole, and THCP-infused constructions).

What is the cheapest Flying Horse product?

The 15-count gummies jars and the single resin core preroll, both $29.99. The 96-count tub and the 9g flagship anchor the top at $79.99–$99.99.

Are all Flying Horse products lab-tested?

Yes — every batch of every product is third-party tested for potency and screened for contaminants, with COAs published on the lab reports page.

Do Flying Horse products contain THC?

They contain hemp-derived cannabinoids — THCP, THCA, and related compounds — formulated under the 2018 Farm Bill’s 0.3% delta-9 THC limit.

What is the minimum order?

$150, with $25 flat shipping below $500 and free shipping above it — one complete order beats several partial ones on economics.

Do you ship Flying Horse products to every state?

No — state hemp rules vary. The FAQ page lists current shipping coverage before checkout.

Where can I buy Flying Horse products online?

Right here — flyinghorsestore.com is the official store, and every Flying Horse products order ships direct with batch documentation and no reseller markup.

How many Flying Horse products are there?

Eleven across three formats: three gummies jars, four disposables, and four preroll packs — with the full table and prices on this page.

Do Flying Horse products go on sale?

Pricing is set at the official store level and posted openly on every page — the value plays are the bulk formats, not waiting for discounts.

Are Flying Horse products FDA approved?

No hemp product is FDA-approved. These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA, and no Flying Horse product is intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

Shop all Flying Horse products — the full lab-tested catalog, shipped discreetly to adults 21+.

Flying Horse products contain hemp-derived cannabinoids. These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA and are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Do not operate vehicles or heavy machinery after use. Consult a physician before use, especially if pregnant, nursing, or taking medication. Adults 21+ only. Availability varies by state.