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Cannabis Vape Cartridge
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A cannabis vape cartridge is a sealed, pre-filled tank of oil that attaches to a compatible battery, so you get a consistent draw without grinding, rolling, or loading anything. Each cartridge is filled and capped at the source, labeled with its batch and ingredients, and swaps out in seconds. This guide explains what the parts do, what to check before you buy, and how to keep a cartridge performing from the first puff to the last.
What is a cannabis vape cartridge?
A cartridge — often just called a "cart" — is a small tank with a mouthpiece, a wick, and a heating element that turns oil into vapor. The battery supplies power and the cartridge supplies the oil; nothing else is needed.
Key Features
- 510-thread or magnetic connection for wide battery compatibility
- Ceramic or quartz coil for even, lower-temperature heating
- Leak-resistant sealed tank with a snug mouthpiece cap
- Batch and lot number printed on the body or box
- Full-spectrum, broad-spectrum, or isolate oil options
- Child-resistant packaging and a clearly written ingredient list
- Common 0.5 g and 1 g fill sizes
Materials and Specifications
Cartridges are usually built from borosilicate glass or food-grade plastic, with a stainless-steel center post and a ceramic, quartz, or cotton wick. Oil viscosity matters: thicker extracts need larger intake holes and slightly more power, while thinner oils flow well through standard 1.6–2.0 mm openings. Most batteries run 3.3–4.8 V, so start low and step up gradually. Cartridges are single-use and are not designed to be refilled.
Shipping and Returns
Orders ship in discreet, plain packaging with tracking, and cartridges travel in protective foam so glass tanks arrive intact. Unopened, undamaged cartridges can be returned within the stated window; if anything arrives cracked, leaking, or short-filled, contact support with your order number and we will sort it out.
How do you pick a cartridge that fits your battery?
Check the connection type and the recommended voltage on the label. If your battery only runs at a fixed high output, choose a cartridge rated for it or switch to a variable-voltage battery.
How should you store a cartridge?
Keep it upright, capped, and away from heat and direct sun. Cool, dark storage slows oxidation and helps prevent clogs and leaks.