cbd vape cartridges

Hemp-derived CBD products are completely federally legal in the United States under the provisions of the 2018 Farm Bill. Broad spectrum products and CBD isolate (which contain no Delta 9 THC) are legal in all jurisdictions, while full spectrum products (up to 0.3% Delta 9) may be regulated differently in different regions. We encourage you to research your local laws before purchasing CBD products.

At Exhale Wellness, we offer 400mg CBD vape cartridges. Each one delivers approximately 2 mg of CBD per puff. Of course, if you take longer pulls, you will get even more CBD per puff, but your vape will have fewer total hits in it. In total, your vape cart should last about 200 puffs on average.

CBD typically stays in your body for 2-5 days after the effects wear off. However, this can vary based on your metabolism, tolerance, age, or weight. It can last up to 30 days in the body for some people.

No! You should never smoke or vape CBD oil because the smoke can be extremely dangerous or even fatal. You might see products labeled “CBD vape oil,” but this is very different from oil tinctures. CBD oil is made to ingest, not inhale! Always check the product labels to ensure that it’s safe to vape. If your vape cart is empty, you can simply toss it out and replace it with a new one!

CBD oil is a tincture that combines CBD extract with a carrier oil. It is meant to be ingested by either putting it under your tongue or swallowing it directly. Alternatively, you can add CBD tinctures to your favorite foods and drinks to make easy edibles.

Hemp oil is perfectly safe to ingest but not to inhale. You can say the same for every type of oil – olive oil is delicious, but would you inhale it? The CBD juice in our vape cartridges contains pure cannabidiol extract and natural hemp terpenes. It does not contain any actual oil.

CBD flower refers to hemp buds, which are the natural source of cannabidiol. People consume CBD flower in the same ways they enjoy any other form of cannabis flower. These include rolling papers, pipes, and water pipes (bongs, bubblers, hookahs).

CBD vape carts contain concentrated extract from CBD flower. As a result, vape carts have a higher potency than CBD flower. While hemp buds contain 10-20% CBD on average, our vape carts boast an impressive 45.91% CBD!

You can actually vape CBD flower as well, but it takes a special herbal vaporizer. These devices are different than CBD vape pens. Instead of having a cartridge attached, herbal vaporizers have a compartment for you to fill with ground hemp flower. This can be a good choice if you enjoy having CBD in its purest form, but you don’t enjoy the sensations of smoke.

Not all vape carts are compatible with every battery. However, most vape carts and vape batteries use 510-threading, including the ones we sell at Exhale. This means you can screw our vape carts into almost any battery! If you don’t have a 510-threaded vape battery already, don’t worry! We sell batteries right here at Exhale Wellness. In fact, we’ll even give you a special deal when you bundle a battery with one of our vape carts.

There is a possibility that vaping will make you cough, but everyone’s experience is not the same. You’re more likely to cough if you’ve never tried vaping before. We recommend starting with shorter pulls (quick puffs) and getting used to the vapor first.

It depends on which flavor of CBD vape cart you purchase. Some CBD vape carts are named after familiar cannabis strains, such as OG Kush or Pineapple Express. These carts contain natural hemp terpenes (the compounds that give plants their taste and aroma), so they could have a slight cannabis smell that is much less pungent than weed.

We also offer many vapes that have fruity, sweet aromas. These include Mango, Fruity Cereal, Blackberry. You’ll love discovering the full selection of bold, innovative flavors that you’ll enjoy immensely!

Depending on how long you inhale your vape every time, we estimate your vape cart will last about 200 hits per 400mg vape cart. Of course, the exact number of hits in your CBD cartridge will depend on your style of vaping. If you like to take long, thick hits to get more vapor, you may end up getting less than 200 puffs. On the other hand, taking quick hits will likely increase the total number of puffs.

You can find CBD businesses in your local area with a quick Google search. However, brick-and-mortar stores generally carry a limited supply and variety of vape carts. Since these stores almost always operate as third-party vendors, the salespeople probably won’t know much about the CBD vape cartridge brands they carry.

Fortunately, the best CBD vape cartridges are right in front of your nose here at Exhale Wellness! We are the manufacturer, so we have complete and accurate information about all of our products and production methods. Better still, when you buy CBD cartridges from Exhale, we’ll ship them straight to your doorstep for free!

To find the best CBD vape carts on the market, you need to know what to look for and what to avoid. Here are the key signs of quality:

• CO2-based extraction process
• Natural flavor (real hemp terpenes)
• Made from USA-grown hemp
• No VG, PG, PEG, or MCT oil

Avoid any vape cartridges that contain artificial flavors, colors, or preservatives. You also want to avoid anything with VG (vegetable glycerin), PG (propylene glycol), PEG (polyethylene glycol), or MCT (medium-chain triglyceride) oil. These compounds may be safe to ingest, but you don’t want to breathe them in.

There might be a few reasons why your vape pen isn’t working. Usually, it’s a simple fix but check for the following reasons to find out.

Low Battery – The first thing to do is plug in your device and see if it needs a charge. Some pens don’t come with battery lights, so you may not know when your pen is low. Simply leave your battery charging for a few hours, whether an indicator light is on or not, just to be safe.

Disconnected Cartridge – Sometimes, it can be as simple as the vape cart not being screwed on properly. Without proper connection, the battery can’t heat the cart to create vapors. Check to make sure that the cartridge is screwed on tightly (not too tight!) and turn on the pen again.

Clogged Mouthpiece – The next issue could be a clog. Clogs can happen in the mouthpiece or in the cart/chamber itself. If the obstruction is in the mouthpiece, remove the battery, take a paperclip, and carefully poke it through the mouthpiece. If the problem lies in the chamber, you can use a hairdryer or other heat source to liquefy the clog and clean the atomizer.

Old Pen – If your device still isn’t working after recharging and cleaning, something could be wrong with the atomizer, the main heating element of your battery. Over time, the coils that heat your vape juice will burn out and become less effective. Give it a good charge and cleaning just in case, but you may have to replace the device if the problems persist.