The Luigi Series 1 Master Box in Brief
The Luigi Series 1 Master Box is how we sell Series 1 by the case: you pick a box size between 10 and 500 units and we pack that count into one master carton. It is built for people who already know Series 1 and would rather restock twice a year than every week.
Series 1 is the opening entry in Luigi’s numbered boxes, the run that later continued with Series 2, Series 5 and Series 6. Luigi is a Los Angeles brand whose reputation rests on live resin liquid diamonds. We are an independent retailer that carries its products, not the brand, and not a partner of it.
Because runs change, we confirm the exact contents and flavor spread of the current Series 1 stock when you ask. If that detail matters to your order, message us through the contact page before paying and we will describe what is on our shelf that week.
Why the 100 Unit Box Wins on Price
Most bulk ladders get cheaper with every step. The Luigi Series 1 Master Box does not, and it is worth understanding before you spend.
From 10 up to 100 units, the Luigi Series 1 Master Box follows the usual pattern: $20 a unit, then $15, then $14, then $12. The 100 unit box at $1,200 is the floor. Above it, the 200 unit box costs $2,800, which is $14 per unit, and the 500 unit box costs $6,500, or $13 per unit.
Put simply, two 100 unit boxes would cost $2,400 for the same 200 units that the 200 tier sells for $2,800. If you need more than 100, ask us about combining smaller tiers, because the larger Luigi Series 1 Master Box options carry a higher unit price. We would rather point that out than let a buyer overpay.
Luigi Series 1 Master Box Cost Per Unit
Here is every Luigi Series 1 Master Box size with the price divided by its unit count, plus how each tier moves against the one below it.
| Box size | Box price | Per unit | Change from previous tier |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10 units | $200 | $20.00 | Starting point |
| 25 units | $375 | $15.00 | $5.00 cheaper per unit |
| 50 units | $700 | $14.00 | $1.00 cheaper per unit |
| 75 units | $1,050 | $14.00 | No change |
| 100 units | $1,200 | $12.00 | $2.00 cheaper per unit, the lowest |
| 200 units | $2,800 | $14.00 | $2.00 more per unit |
| 500 units | $6,500 | $13.00 | $1.00 less than 200, still above 100 |
Notice too that the 75 unit tier has no per unit advantage over the 50. It exists for people who need exactly that many, not as a saving. If you are flexible, the jump from 75 to 100 adds only $150 for 25 extra units, which is $6 apiece for those additional units.
For a broader view of how case pricing compares with singles across the store, see our Luigi pricing guide.
How Series 1 Relates to the Later Numbered Boxes
Luigi’s numbered boxes are easy to mix up. Series 2 and Series 5 each pair a 2 gram disposable with a matching flavor infused pre roll, and Series 6 adds a cone style pre roll to the same idea. Our Series 2 vs 5 vs 6 comparison lays out those differences in detail.
The Luigi Series 1 Master Box is the case option for the first run in that sequence. If you are deciding between a Series 1 case and singles from later series, browse Luigi Series 2, Series 5 and Series 6 to see current flavors and single box prices.
We will not guess at contents we have not confirmed. When you want a precise rundown of what is in each Series 1 unit on a given week, ask us first, and we will answer from the stock in front of us.
Master Box or 2g Bulk Pack: Choosing Between Them
We also sell a Luigi 2g disposable bulk pack, and up to 100 units the two ladders share identical prices. The choice comes down to product, not money, until you go above that count.
Choose by what you want inside
The bulk pack is the plain 2 gram all in one device in quantity. The Luigi Series 1 Master Box is the Series 1 retail unit in quantity. If you are unsure which suits your group, start with whichever product you would buy as a single.
Choose by how many you need
Past 100 units the bulk pack keeps getting cheaper, reaching $8.40 at 250 and $8 at 500, while the master box per unit cost climbs back up. For very large counts the bulk pack is the more economical case.
Splitting a Luigi Series 1 Master Box With Friends
A shared order is the most common reason people reach the 100 unit Luigi Series 1 Master Box. Four adults each covering 25 units would pay $300 apiece, the same per unit rate as a solo buyer taking the whole box.
Sort out the money and the split before the order goes in. Decide who receives the carton, how flavors will be divided if the spread is uneven, and how long each person can wait to collect their share. A simple shared note avoids awkward conversations later.
Keep in mind that the Luigi Series 1 Master Box arrives as one delivery to one address. Redistribution after it lands is up to the group, so choose a recipient who can store it sensibly until everyone collects.
Unpacking and Counting the Carton
Approach the first open of a Luigi Series 1 Master Box like a stock take. Clear a table, cut the tape carefully so you do not slice the retail boxes beneath, and lay the units out in rows of ten. Counting in tens makes any shortfall obvious immediately.
While the units are laid out, look at each one for crushed edges, broken seals or loose contents. Take a wide photo of the rows and close ups of anything damaged. Those images are what we will ask for, and the returns page sets out how quickly to report a problem.
We inspect packaging when stock arrives with us. You can add your own layer of checking with the authentication tool Luigi runs on luigioil.com, and our guide to spotting fakes covers packaging details to compare.
Shelf Planning for a Full Case
Storage for a Luigi Series 1 Master Box depends on what the current Series 1 run contains, so think in terms of components. Anything with a battery dislikes heat and long periods at zero charge. Anything with plant material, such as a pre roll, dislikes damp air and direct light.
A closet shelf at normal room temperature handles both. Avoid garages, attics and vehicles, which swing hot and cold through the day. Keep the units in their retail boxes, stacked flat rather than crushed, and leave the master carton lid loosely closed to keep dust off.
Work through a Luigi Series 1 Master Box from the oldest units outward, the way a shop rotates stock. Our Luigi storage guide goes further into temperatures and what to avoid.
Receiving a Large Delivery
A Luigi Series 1 Master Box ships only within the USA. At the bigger sizes the carton is heavy and bulky, so give some thought to where it can be received. A workplace mailroom or a neighbor you trust may be safer than an unattended doorstep in summer heat.
Track the parcel and plan to bring it indoors soon after it is dropped off. Current methods, processing times and any regional notes are kept up to date on our shipping information page.
Before You Order a Luigi Series 1 Master Box
Run through a short checklist before buying a Luigi Series 1 Master Box. Do you need more than 100 units? If not, the 100 box is the best rate on this listing. Have you confirmed the current Series 1 contents with us if they matter? Do you have room to store the carton somewhere cool and dry?
If you plan to pass units on to anyone else, the rules where you live are your own responsibility to check, and we do not offer advice on them. We sell to adults 21 and over only.
Want to compare the Luigi Series 1 Master Box with every other case option first? The Luigi bulk boxes category collects them, and the Luigi carts homepage links to the rest of the store.
Luigi Series 1 Master Box FAQ
Which Luigi Series 1 Master Box size gives the lowest price per unit?
The 100 unit box at $1,200 is the cheapest per unit at $12. The 200 unit and 500 unit boxes cost $14 and $13 per unit respectively, so they are larger but not better value on a per unit basis.
Why does the 200 unit box cost more per unit than the 100?
That is simply how the tiers are priced on this listing. Two 100 unit boxes total $2,400, while the 200 unit tier is $2,800. If you need more than 100 units, contact us about combining smaller box sizes.
What is inside each Series 1 unit?
Contents depend on the Series 1 run we currently hold, and we prefer to confirm rather than guess. Message us through the contact page before ordering and we will describe the units and flavor spread available that week.
Is the 75 unit box a better deal than the 50 unit box?
No. Both work out at $14 per unit, so the 75 box only makes sense if you need exactly that quantity. Moving up to 100 units drops the rate to $12 and adds 25 units for just $150 more than the 75 box.
How should I store a full master case?
Keep it indoors on a shelf at room temperature, away from sunlight, garages and vehicles. Leave units in their retail boxes, rotate the oldest first, and keep any battery powered items from sitting fully drained for months.
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