Evergreen · Santa Ana
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1320 E EDINGER AVE, SANTA ANA CA
Evergreen · Santa Ana
You must be 21 or over to enter this site. Medical patients 18 and over with a valid physician's recommendation may also enter.
LIC C10-0000363-LIC
1320 E EDINGER AVE, SANTA ANA CA
Four lines, each doing something different. Prices sit on the live menu rather than here, because they move with every drop and a stale number helps nobody.
Super Dope makes one thing here: POWER UPS, a 2-pack of pre-rolls totaling 3g. Six SKUs, all the same format.
Mega Z in three versions marked Blue, Dark and Red, plus Cherry Popperz, Bubblegum Popperz and Plum Popperz.
The Popperz line is worth noting because Cherry Popperz is a cut that Evergreen ranks well for and that people search by name. Seeing it in a pre-roll rather than a jar is a cheaper way to try it.
Three colors of the same strain is unusual and it is not decoration. Blue, Dark and Red are different phenotype expressions of Mega Z rather than three flavors of packaging.
A 2-pack of 1.5g pre-rolls is priced between loose flower and infused pre-rolls, and it sits there for a reason.
These are not infused. What you are paying for is convenience and consistency: someone else has ground, filled and packed them, and two joints of the same cut will smoke the same way. Rolling that yourself from an eighth is cheaper per gram and takes more effort.
The 3g total across two pieces is a sensible amount. It is enough to know whether you like a strain without buying a jar of it.
The honest limitation is that a pre-roll is a sealed box you cannot inspect. With a jar you can look at the bud, check the trim and smell it before you commit. With any pre-roll you are trusting the brand about what went inside. That is true here and true of every pre-roll on our shelf, and it is the reason we would point a first-time flower buyer at a jar instead.
One format, six variants.
Every SKU is a POWER UPS 2-pack, 3g total, two pre-rolls.
Mega Z Blue, Mega Z Dark, Mega Z Red, Cherry Popperz, Bubblegum Popperz, Plum Popperz.
There is no single, no larger multi-pack, no flower jar, no vape and no edible under this label at Evergreen.
If you want pre-rolls rolled from flower you can also buy loose, Wizard Trees does exactly that on our shelf with Smoothie available as both a jar and a pre-roll. If you want infused instead, Jeeter and Sluggers Hit both run 5-packs here.
Mega Z in Blue, Dark and Red, plus Cherry Popperz, Bubblegum Popperz and Plum Popperz. Six SKUs, all 2-packs at 3g.
If you are new to the brand, the Popperz line is the easier entry.
Cherry Popperz in particular is a cut people already know and ask for, so you have a reference point for whether you like it. The Mega Z colors are more interesting once you know the strain, because comparing Blue against Red is the sort of thing you can only do when a brand bothers to separate phenotypes.
On taste, the Popperz names run sweet and fruit-forward. Mega Z reads heavier across all three colors.
Those are tendencies rather than promises. How a joint lands depends on your tolerance and how much of it you smoke, not on the color on the box.
Ask for the packaged-on date. It matters on pre-rolls as much as on jars, and dry pre-rolls smoke harsh.
Keep them in the packaging and keep them from getting crushed.
A pre-roll bent in a pocket or a bag draws unevenly and there is nothing you can do about it afterward. The 2-pack container is there for that reason.
Room temperature, sealed, out of direct sun. Dry pre-rolls burn fast and taste harsh, which is what happens when they sit open.
No fridge, because condensation causes the same problems it causes with loose flower.
If you smoke one and save the other, close the container properly rather than leaving it ajar. The second one is the one that goes stale.
We are a licensed Proposition 64 retailer on Edinger Avenue in Santa Ana, and every Super Dope pack here came through licensed California distribution with a lab panel and a batch number.
With pre-rolls the useful question is when it was packaged rather than what the THC number says. You cannot see the flower inside, so the date is most of what you have to go on, and a pack that has sat in distribution for months will smoke drier than one that landed last week. Ask us. Ask anywhere.
Our prices are out-the-door, so the menu number is the register number. We open at 6AM, we deliver across Orange County, and the live menu reads from our register rather than a third-party feed, so it will tell you which of the six are in the building today.
The live menu shows what is physically in the store right now, with out-the-door pricing on every item.
