Rove
We carry 533 Rove products across 12 lines — cartridges, concentrates and pre-rolls — from $15.33 to $56.19.
Rove built its name on the Premier line and a strict potency floor — their carts run high and consistent batch to batch, which is why people repeat-buy them rather than shop around.
There are 340 distinct flavours in stock, including Ape, Dream, Kush, Bellini. Each line page lists its own in full.
Sizes run 1g, 0.5g, 0.85g, 0.8g, 0.7g, 0.9g and others.
A typical Rove cartridge is $30.77, well above the $22.00 that everything else on this site averages for cartridges.
The widest choice is Rove Premier Live Resin Cartridges, with 176 flavours on one page.
What Rove costs
| Format | Lines | In stock | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cartridges | 8 | 440 | $15.33 – $47.50 |
| Concentrates | 3 | 76 | $24.65 – $56.19 |
| Pre-Rolls | 1 | 17 | $30.40 – $53.38 |
Rove Cartridges
Rove Premier Live Resin Cartridges
176 flavours · $21.76–$47.50
Rove Classics Cartridges
80 flavours · $15.33–$41.80
Rove Premier Cured Resin Cartridges
62 flavours · $27.97–$37.63
Rove Cartridges
52 flavours · $27.08–$41.80
Rove Premier Cartridges
41 flavours · $30.40–$33.16
Rove Melted Diamond Cartridges 1g
12 flavours · $30.40–$37.63
Rove Featured Farms Cartridges
9 flavours · $30.77
Rove Premier Live Rosin Cartridges 0.5g
8 flavours · $30.77
Rove Concentrates
Rove Premier Concentrates
34 flavours · $29.44–$46.55
Rove Featured Farms Concentrates
25 flavours · $30.77–$56.19
Rove Melted Diamond Concentrates
17 flavours · $24.65–$43.70
Rove Pre-Rolls
Questions people ask about Rove
Are Rove carts real?
Rove is a licensed California brand, and counterfeit Rove hardware is common enough that the question is worth asking. A genuine cart arrives sealed, with a batch number printed on the box that matches the cartridge, and the oil sits still rather than sloshing like a thin distillate. Empty boxes and blank cartridges are sold in bulk online, so the packaging alone proves nothing — where it came from does.
Are Rove carts good?
It depends what you are comparing them against. Against a small-batch rosin cart, Rove will lose on flavour — that is not what it is built for. Against most carts at the same price, it wins on being predictable: the batch you buy in March behaves like the one you bought in January. Buy Rove when you want the same result every time, and something solventless when you want the loudest terpenes.
Are Rove carts safe?
The risk with any cartridge is almost never the licensed brand — it is a counterfeit filled with something else. Licensed California product is made under state testing rules; a fake copies the box and nothing else. Avoid any cart that arrives unsealed, carries no batch number, or is priced far below every other seller, because that is what a refilled cartridge looks like.