MaryJae vs Last Call: Which Offers Better Flexibility?

MaryJae has established a presence in the THC beverage space with a focus on dissolvable powders, mix-in sticks, and ready-to-drink options. Their products use “nano-technology” that allows cannabinoids to absorb rapidly through the mouth and stomach lining, with onset in 15 to 30 minutes. MaryJae's approach emphasizes control, allowing consumers to mix and match different products to find their perfect vibe.

MaryJae Product Offerings

• Pure THC Dissolvable Powder — nano-technology for rapid absorption
• Curated selection of dissolvable powders, mix-in sticks, and ready-to-drink options from premium brands like Ripple

MaryJae vs Last Call: Side by Side

Comparison Point	MaryJae	Last Call
Format	Dissolvable powders, mix-in sticks, ready-to-drink	Powder sticks, liquid mixers, and seltzers
Ingredients	Pure THC + blends	Pure THC — mix with anything
Potency per serving	Variable	10mg powder, adjustable liquid
Price per 10mg serving	~$4.00–$6.00	As low as $0.25 (mixer) or $2.00 (powder)
Dosing flexibility	Fixed per product	Fully adjustable — 2.5mg to 25mg+
Customization	Mix and match products	Unlimited — use any base, add any ingredients
Onset time	15–30 minutes	10–15 minutes

The Verdict

MaryJae has found a niche by offering dissolvable powders and mix-in sticks that give consumers flexibility. But with Last Call, you're the formulator. Want to add functional ingredients? Go ahead. Want caffeine? Mix with iced coffee. Want something relaxing? Mix with chamomile tea. Our neutral powder sticks let you build your own functional beverage from scratch — without paying a premium for someone else's formulation.

And the value is incomparable. MaryJae charges around $4–$6 for a comparable dose. Last Call's powder sticks give you the same 10mg dose for $2.00, and our liquid mixers bring it down to $0.25. For the cost of one MaryJae product, you could make up to 20 Last Call drinks — with exactly the flavors and functional ingredients you want.