Vape Cartridges

What Kind of Vape Cartridge Are You Looking For?

Our collection spans the full spectrum of what's out there right now, from classic distillate to cutting-edge liquid diamonds. Here's how the main types break down so you can shop with confidence.

THCA Cartridges

THCA is the hottest category in the cart market right now, and for good reason. When vaped, THCA converts to THC, which means you're getting a full-strength, familiar experience from a federally compliant cannabinoid. Look for THCA liquid diamonds if you want maximum potency and terpene clarity.

Delta 8 Cartridges

Delta 8 delivers a smoother, more body-forward effect than Delta 9 THC. It's a solid pick if you want to stay functional while still feeling something real. Distillate-based Delta 8 carts are widely compatible and typically some of the most affordable options we carry.

HHC Cartridges

HHC sits somewhere between Delta 8 and Delta 9 in terms of intensity. It has a reputation for lasting longer and holding up better to heat and light degradation. If you're buying in bulk or stocking up, HHC carts are worth a look.

Live Resin Cartridges

Live resin is extracted from flash-frozen plant material, which locks in the terpene profile before it has a chance to degrade. The result is a cart that actually tastes like the strain it came from. If flavor is your priority, start here. Browse our live resin vape cartridges for the best of that category.

CBD Cartridges

Not every session needs to be psychoactive. CBD carts are a go-to for daytime use, stress relief, and anyone who wants the ritual without the high. We carry full-spectrum, broad-spectrum, and isolate-based options. See the dedicated CBD vape cartridges collection for the full rundown.

What to Look for When Buying a Vape Cart

Thread Compatibility

The vast majority of carts on the market use a 510-thread connection, which fits most standard batteries and vape pens. Before you buy, confirm your battery is 510-compatible. If you need a new battery to go with your cart, check out our vape batteries collection.

Oil Viscosity and Coil Type

Thicker oils like live resin and liquid diamonds need a coil that can handle them. Most quality carts are built for the oil they're filled with, but it's worth reading the product details. A mismatched coil burns the oil instead of vaporizing it, and you'll taste the difference immediately.

Cannabinoid Potency and Blend

Some carts are single-cannabinoid, others are blended with multiple compounds like THCP, CBG, or CBC for an entourage effect. Neither approach is better across the board. It comes down to what your body responds to and what kind of experience you're after. Our vapes blog has breakdowns on how different cannabinoids interact if you want to dig deeper.

Brand Transparency

Always buy from brands that publish third-party lab results. Certificate of Analysis (COA) documents tell you exactly what's in the cart: potency, residual solvents, pesticides, and heavy metals. Every brand we carry meets our minimum standards for testing transparency.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are vape cartridges the same as vape tanks?

Not exactly. Cartridges are pre-filled and disposable, designed to be swapped out when empty. Tanks are refillable and meant to be used with vape juice or CBD e-liquid. If you're looking for refillable options, our vape tanks collection covers that ground separately.

Do I need a special battery for THCA or live resin carts?

You don't need a special battery, but you do need one with adjustable voltage. Thicker oils like live resin vaporize better at lower temperatures, around 2.4V to 3.0V. A variable voltage 510 battery gives you control over your hit. Pair your cart with the right hardware from our vape accessories section.

What's the difference between distillate and live resin in a cartridge?

Distillate is refined, stripped-down oil that's high in cannabinoids but low in natural terpenes. Artificial or strain-specific terpenes are usually added back in afterward. Live resin skips that process entirely because the plant's terpenes are preserved from the start. Distillate hits harder on raw potency. Live resin hits harder on flavor and nuance.

Can I use a vape cartridge with any vape pen?

If the pen has a 510-thread connection and the cart is 510-threaded, yes. Most pens and carts on the market use this standard. The exception is proprietary pod systems, which only work with their own brand's pods. Browse our vape pens collection to find a compatible device, or read through our vapes blog for buying guidance before you commit.