Baby Jeeter vs Jeeter XL

What's the quick difference?

Both are infused pre-rolls, which means the flower inside has been boosted with concentrate. The real difference is how that cannabis is packaged.

What is a Baby Jeeter?

A Baby Jeeter pack contains five half-gram pre-rolls. Each one is small enough to finish in a short session on your own, so you don't end up putting out a half-smoked joint and relighting it later.

Because there are five in a pack, they're also easy to share out or to spread across a few days. Many people like them for trying a new strain: a half gram is a sensible amount to find out how a strain suits you. You can browse every strain on the Baby Jeeter page.

What is a Jeeter XL?

The Jeeter XL is a single, two-gram infused pre-roll. That's twice the size of the original Jeeter and four times the size of each Baby Jeeter. It burns for a long time and is built to be passed around.

If you usually smoke with friends, or you like one long, slow session rather than several short ones, the XL is the natural pick. See every strain on the Jeeter XL page.

Which one lasts longer?

Per pack, a Baby Jeeter pack actually holds a little more cannabis in total (2.5g against 2g). But the XL lasts longer in one go, because it's one big pre-roll rather than five small ones.

So the answer depends on what you mean by lasting. If you want a pack that stretches across several sessions, Baby Jeeter wins. If you want a single session that goes on for a while, the XL does.

Which is better for sharing?

Both work, in different ways. The XL is the classic choice for passing around a circle: one light, lots of people. Baby Jeeter packs suit groups where people want their own, or where not everyone wants the same amount. You can hand one out and keep the rest.

Which is better if I'm new to infused pre-rolls?

Infused pre-rolls are noticeably stronger than regular joints, so if you're new to them, Baby Jeeter is the easier place to start. A half gram is a smaller, more manageable amount, and you can stop after a few puffs without wasting much.

Whatever you choose, take a couple of slow puffs, then wait 10 to 15 minutes before having more. The effects of smoking come on fairly quickly, but it's still easy to overdo an infused pre-roll if you rush.

How do the prices compare?

Prices vary by strain, so the best way to compare is on the product pages, where every size shows its own price. Many strains come in more than one size, which makes it easy to compare a Baby Jeeter pack with an XL of the same strain side by side.

A useful trick is to think in price per gram: divide the price by the total grams in the pack (2.5g for Baby Jeeter, 2g for XL, 1g for the original).

What about Cannons and Quad-Infused?

If neither feels quite right, Jeeter has a few other pre-roll styles. Cannons are infused with live resin and come as a 1.35g single or a three-pack of half-gram pre-rolls. Quad-Infused pre-rolls are Jeeter's strongest style. Our guide on how to choose a Jeeter pre-roll walks through all of them.

So which should I get?

• Choose Baby Jeeter if you smoke on your own, like short sessions, want to pace yourself or want to try a new strain.
• Choose Jeeter XL if you smoke with friends, enjoy long sessions or simply want the biggest single Jeeter.
• Not sure? Start with Baby Jeeter. It's the more forgiving option, and you can always size up next time.

Remember that all Jeeter products are for adults 21 and over, and you'll need a valid ID when you receive your order.

Whichever size you pick, keep the rest fresh in its tube; our guide to storing pre-rolls explains how.