Short answer: THC causes the psychoactive “high,” while CBD is non-intoxicating.

Details: THC binds to CB1 receptors influencing mood, perception, and euphoria. CBD supports relaxation without intoxication. Always check COAs for potency and ratios.

Short answer: Terpenes are natural aromatic compounds that influence flavor and effects.

Details: Terpenes like myrcene, limonene, and linalool shape aroma and can enhance relaxation or alertness. Lab-tested products list full terpene profiles.

Short answer: Indica = relaxing; Sativa = uplifting; Hybrid = combination.

Details: Strains differ in cannabinoid and terpene profiles, influencing how the body responds. Modern strains are mostly hybrids.

Short answer: Start low—2.5 to 5 mg THC—and wait before taking more.

Details: Edibles take 60–120 minutes to kick in. Inhalation acts in 5–10 minutes. Increase slowly to avoid discomfort.

Short answer: Inhalation lasts 2–3 hours; edibles last 4–8 hours.

Details: Individual metabolism, tolerance, and product potency affect duration.

Short answer: Yes. THC metabolites can stay detectable for days to weeks.

Details: Frequent users may test positive longer. CBD products with trace THC may still trigger results.

Short answer: Yes—when using lab-tested, licensed vape cartridges.

Details: Avoid black-market products, unknown oils, and devices without safety certifications. Vitamin E acetate or untested additives are major risks.

Short answer: Check QR codes, COAs, packaging, and brand authenticity.

Details: Warning signs include low-quality printing, missing batch numbers, strange oil color, or unusually low price.

Short answer: Clean the 510 connector, ensure battery charge, check for clogs.

Details: Try tightening/loosening the cartridge, warming it slightly, or switching to a known-working battery.

Short answer: The coil is overheating or the oil level is low.

Details: Lower voltage, take shorter puffs, and ensure oil fully covers the wicking material.

Short answer: A highly concentrated cannabidiol extract used in dab rigs or special vape devices.

Details: Potency ranges from 60–90% cannabinoids. Always check for residual solvent tests on the COA.

Short answer: No—CBD wax is too thick and not formulated for regular cartridges.

Details: Only use devices made for concentrates to avoid coil burn or unsafe aerosol production.

Short answer: Live resin is a premium concentrate extracted from flash-frozen plants.

Details: Known for high terpene content, richer flavor, and strong effects.

Short answer: Third-party lab test verifying potency, safety, and purity.

Details: Should include cannabinoid levels, terpene profile, pesticide tests, heavy metals, solvents, and microbial screening.

Short answer: Avoid carts with unknown additives or no lab test.

Details: Common red flags: vitamin E acetate, synthetic terpenes, too-dark oil, or no batch number.

Short answer: Keep them away from heat, light, and air.

Details: Store upright, room temperature, and avoid leaving carts in cars where heat damages oil.

Short answer: It depends on your region and the product type (THC vs CBD).

Details: Hemp-derived CBD (<0.3% THC) is widely legal but THC laws vary by state/country.

Short answer: Shipping rules vary by region and carrier.

Details: THC carts usually cannot cross state lines; CBD carts follow hemp regulations.

Short answer: Unopened items may be eligible for return within 30 days.

Details: Contact support with your order number. For devices, manufacturer warranty applies.

Short answer: Check the COA, packaging, QR code, and supplier reputation.

Details: If suspicious, stop use and report it to customer support and the brand.