Pop-top size
30 Dram Pop-Top Containers for 7g Flower
A 30 dram pop-top container is the mid-size flower container, commonly used for about 7 grams. It's the usual quarter-ounce pick and has more room than a 19 dram.
- Common use
- Quarter-ounce flower
- Typical fill
- About 7 g
- Size
- 1.9" × 3.0"
Pre-roll sizes and flower weights are common starting points, so we confirm fit with your product. Talk to a packaging expert: 888.909.9402
Best for
- About 7 g of flower
- Quarter-ounce retail products
- Bigger portions than an eighth
Pairs well with
- 19 Dram Pop-Top ContainerSmaller, for eighths.
- 60 Dram Pop-Top ContainerBigger, for half ounces.
Good to know
- Also works for eighths of big, airy flower that won't fit a 19 dram.
- Fill a sample to see how much room you want at the top.
Compare
Pop-top sizes side by side
| Pop-top size | Common use | Typical fill | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| 78mm Pop-Top Tube | Mini pre-rolls, dogwalkers | Often ~0.3 g, 70mm cones | Mini pre-rolls |
| 90mm Pop-Top Tube | Half-gram single joints | Often 0.5 g, 84mm cones | Many 0.5 g pre-rolls |
| 98mm Pop-Top Tube | Single joints needing extra length | Half-gram, some 0.75 g | Single pre-rolls |
| 116mm Pop-Top Tube | King-size single joints | Often 1 g, 98–109mm cones | King-size single joints |
| Wide 116mm Pop-Top Tube | Thick, infused or multiple joints | Count set by your pre-rolls | Wider pre-rolls |
| 13 Dram Pop-Top Container | Small flower sizes, samples | About 1–2 g | About 1–2 g of flower |
| 19 Dram Pop-Top Container | Eighth-ounce flower | About 3.5 g | About 3.5 g of flower |
| 30 Dram Pop-Top Container | Quarter-ounce flower | About 7 g | About 7 g of flower |
| 60 Dram Pop-Top Container | Half-ounce flower | About 14 g | About 14 g of flower |
| 90 Dram Pop-Top Container | Ounce-size flower | About 28 g | About 28 g of flower |
30 Dram Pop-Top Containers for 7g Flower questions
All pop-tops & dramsWhat does a 30 dram container hold?
Most often a quarter: about 7 grams of flower.
About how many grams of flower fit in a 30 dram?
About 7 g is typical, depending on how dense the flower is and how full you fill it.
What retail size is a 30 dram used for?
Quarters (7 g), and sometimes eighths of very airy flower.
How does a 30 dram compare with a 60 dram?
The 60 dram is about twice the size and is usually used for a half ounce (14 g). Stay with the 30 dram for quarters.
Can I customize the packaging for my brand?
Yes. Pick black, white, clear or a custom Pantone color, then add a label, or skip labels with IML (in-mold labeling), where your design is molded into the part in matte, gloss or metallic foil. We'll go over the options for your quantity on your quote.