Nangs prices in Melbourne, every pack, tank and bundle with the cost per charge
Every figure on this page was pulled from our own product pages on 15 October 2026 and the per-charge numbers are plain arithmetic, the price divided by the standard 8g charges the pack or tank is rated for. Prices change and bundles rotate, so the product page wins if the two disagree. Everything is for culinary use and every order is 18+.
Supremewhip 8.2g is the charger in stock in every pack size right now. Skywhip Pro 8.4g and BestWhip 8g sit a few dollars either side when they are in stock. Every pack is on the cream chargers page.
Pack
Price
Per charger
50
$55
$1.10
100
$80
80c
150
$105
70c
200
$135
68c
250
$160
64c
300
$185
62c
400
$230
58c
600
$285
48c
800
$350
44c
1,000
$450
45c
1,200
$550
46c
1,800
$800
44c
The 800 pack is a small anomaly, it is slightly cheaper per charger than the 1,000 and 1,200, so if you are buying between 800 and 1,200 chargers take two 800s or go to the carton. Trade customers who go through boxes every week should ask about wholesale pricing.
Nang tank prices, single tanks
A tank replaces dozens or hundreds of bulbs and that is where the per-charge cost drops. The charge figures are the makers’ own ratings (Skywhip, Miami Magic) or the retailer figures where no manufacturer publishes one (Ignite). Single tanks and quantity tiers are on the nang tanks and nitrous oxide canisters page.
Tank
N2O
8g charges
1 tank (per charge)
Best quantity tier
Skywhip Pro Max 660g
660g
83
$55 (66c)
24 tanks $500, $20.83 each, 25c a charge
Ignite 1L
about 615g
78
$55 (71c)
24 tanks $460, $19.17 each, 25c a charge
Skywhip Pro Max 640g aluminium
640g
80
$70 (88c)
12 tanks $380, $31.67 each, 40c a charge
Ignite Max 3.3L
about 2,000g
250
$80 (32c)
10 tanks $550, $55 each, 22c a charge
Skywhip Pro Max 3.3L
2,000g
250
$90 (36c)
10 tanks $500, $50 each, 20c a charge
Miami Magic Infusions 3.3L
about 2,050g
about 256
$110 (43c)
10 tanks $600, $60 each, 23c a charge
Skywhip Pro Max 4.4L
3,000g
375
$100 (27c)
5 tanks $350, $70 each, 19c a charge
Ignite Max 4.4L
about 3,000g
375
$100 (27c)
5 tanks $360, $72 each, 19c a charge
One thing the table cannot show. Tanks need a pressure regulator and hose to connect to a cream whipper, and no tank on this page includes one, so a first tank order should budget for a regulator kit. Bulbs need nothing but the whipper.
Bundle prices and current deals
Bundles are fixed packs at a set price and the saving against the single-tank price is shown on every one. These were the live figures on 15 October 2026. The full list is on the nang bundles page, with brand pages for Skywhip, Ignite and Miami Magic.
$10 to $75 depending on how far you are from Franklin St, shown at checkout before you pay. It is one fee per delivery, so a second tank on the same order costs nothing extra to bring, and we do not add a late-night or public-holiday surcharge. CBD orders arrive in 10 to 15 minutes and most of the 83 suburbs we cover in about 30. Put your suburb into the checker on the delivery page for the exact figure.
The cheapest way to buy nangs in Melbourne
If you only need a few fills a week, a 50 or 100 pack of 8g chargers is the cheapest total outlay, around $55 to $80 plus delivery, with nothing else to buy.
If you go through more than about 80 charges a week, a single 3.3L tank at $80 to $90 is already under 40 cents a charge, and you will need a regulator once.
If you run a café, bar or catering kitchen, the 10 x Skywhip 3.3L bundle at $500 is $50 a tank and 20 cents a charge, the lowest figure on this page, and empties go back free with the next delivery.
Spread the delivery fee. It is charged once per order, so two tanks in one run cost half as much to deliver as two separate runs.
Cheap nangs and cheap gas are not the same thing
Every charger and tank we sell is a branded, food-grade product with a certified fill, and that is where the price floor comes from. Unbranded gas, refilled tanks and grey-import bulbs show up cheaper online from time to time, and they are the usual cause of oily residue, duds and off flavours. Our best cream chargers in Australia comparison explains what to look for.
Questions about nang prices
On 15 October 2026 a 50 pack of 8g cream chargers was $55 ($1.10 a charge), a single 660g tank was $55, a 3.3L tank was $80 to $110 depending on the brand and a 4.4L was $100, plus a $10 to $75 delivery fee by zone.
Per charge, the 4.4L tanks at 27 cents a charge for a single and 19 cents in a 5 pack. Per order, a 50 pack of chargers at $55 is the lowest total outlay and needs no regulator.
Yes. Every bundle is permanently discounted against the single-tank price, from 12% to 50% off, and the current list is on this page and the bundles page. Message us for the weekly deals.
No. One pack or one tank is fine. The delivery fee for your zone applies once whatever you order.
No. Delivery is $10 to $75 by zone and is shown at checkout before you pay. There is no late-night or public-holiday surcharge.
