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Cartridge Guide: Primo 1G, SAUCE’D 2G and Exotix Options

The cartridge catalogue is easier to understand when you separate it into product families instead of scanning one long list. SUMO WORLD currently carries Primo 1G cartridges, a group of SAUCE'D 2G cartridges, and a SAUCE'D Exotix 2G group. Each family has its own flavors and formulations, so size alone is not enough to compare them.

The Primo 1G lineup includes Blue Milk, Fruit Funk, Pnk Rntz, Pound Cake and Tropic Kush. The imported descriptions position these around THC-P formulations with very different flavor directions: Blue Milk is creamy and subtly sweet, Fruit Funk is fruit-forward, Pnk Rntz leans candy-like and tangy, Pound Cake is bakery-inspired, and Tropic Kush moves into tropical kush notes.

That makes the 1G Primo family a useful place to compare flavor without changing product size. If a shopper wants a larger cartridge, the next step should be the 2G families—not another unrelated 1G SKU.

How the 2G lines differ

The standard SAUCE'D 2G group includes Holy Moly, Kiwi Jam, Magic Milk, Pink Picasso, Raspberry Cough, Sour Sangria, Sugarland and Ube Cream. Their database descriptions identify them as 2ML THC-P live-resin cartridges and reference a postless 510-thread format.

The flavors cover a much wider spread than the names alone suggest. Kiwi Jam is tart kiwi with sweeter jam notes, Magic Milk is creamy and vanilla-led, Raspberry Cough is bright raspberry, Sour Sangria is citrus-and-red-fruit, and Ube Cream is a dessert-style ube-and-vanilla profile. Holy Moly, Pink Picasso and Sugarland fill out the hybrid side of the range.

The Exotix 2G group includes products such as Apple Jack'd, Honey Oz, LA Pop Rockz, PB & J Souffle and Peach Rings. Those product pages use different collection positioning and formulation language, so they should not be presented as interchangeable with the standard SAUCE'D 2G line just because the cartridge size matches.

A clean comparison order: collection first, then size, then strain/flavor label, then the listed formulation. After that, confirm the current price, stock status and product documents on the exact SKU. This avoids the common catalogue mistake of treating every cartridge as the same product with a different flavor name.

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