Cannabis Vapes

Cannabis vapes heat cannabis oil into a vapor instead of burning it, so there is no smoke and you feel it within minutes.

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🧪 Lab Tested | ♀️ Woman-Owned | 🏆 Est. 2017

TribeTokes Saber Car Key 510-Thread Vape Battery

Find your vape in two taps

Pick a cannabinoid, a format, or both. Every vape we make is on this page, starting with our best sellers. Looking for cartridges specifically? Our THC carts page pulls every THCa and Delta 8 cart together. Want the terpene-rich version? Our live resin carts come in THCa, Delta 8 and CBD.

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Format

Own a 510 battery? Grab one of our 510 carts. No battery? A disposable is ready out of the box, and a starter kit gets you a battery to keep.

2,212 verified vape reviews

60 vapes, 4 cannabinoids

87 to 92% total cannabinoids

Zero cutting agents

100% third-party lab tested

Est. 2017

What Customers Are Saying

★★★★★ 4.96/5 from 2,212 verified reviews of these 60 vapes

★★★★★

“Absolutely love these carts! They’re so clean without a bunch of additional stuff and make for an amazing experience. This is my second time ordering and I will be back! I talk about them all the time.”

Lea S., THCa Live Resin Vape Cartridge

★★★★★

“Great mellow pen with high CBD content. I am kind of a lightweight so I appreciate that I can take a normal toke and not be face down on the couch.”

Kyle M., 1:1 CBD + Delta 8 THC Disposable Vape Pen

★★★★★

“Indica Delta 8 carts are perfect when I want to unwind at night but don’t want a full high. Every strain I’ve tried I enjoyed. Blue Dream is my favorite! Smooth, clean pulls.”

Jennifer A., Delta 8 THC Vape Cartridge

★★★★★

“Smooth draws with zero irritation and great taste. The wide variety is amazing to have and the vape themselves feel of high quality.”

Chandler J., THCa Live Resin Disposable Vape Pen

★★★★★

“Love the products that I’ve tried so far. Hawaiian dream is silky smooth and tasty. Shipping is quick. Make sure to keep disposable pen upright.”

Jay T., CBD CBG Vape Pen

★★★★★

“This is very classy looking and easy to use. Not heavy like most of them are and it folds up so you can put it in your pocket or purse with no worries of damaging it.”

Nicole B., Saber Battery + Delta 8 THC Cart Starter Kit

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Compare Cannabis Vapes by Cannabinoid

The cannabinoid decides the effect: THCa and Delta 8 THC get you high, CBD doesn't, and 1:1 sits in between. Every line comes as a cartridge, a disposable and a starter kit. Shopping by mood? Our indica carts lean calm and heavy, built for evenings. Our hybrid carts sit in the middle, for any time of day. Our sativa vapes run bright, built for daytime.

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THCaDelta 8 THCCBD1:1 CBD + Delta 8
Will it get you high?YesYes. Customers describe a buzz they can still function onNoGently. Half the Delta 8 THC of our Delta 8 vapes
What’s in the oilLive resin, 12 strainsDistillate (18 strains) or live resin (9 strains)Full spectrum CBD with CBG, plus live resin strainsHalf CBD, half Delta 8 THC
Total cannabinoids (lab reports)70 to 90%87 to 92%70 to 80% on the batches we sampledSee the batch lab report
FormatsCartridge, disposable, starter kitCartridge, disposable, starter kitCartridge, disposable, starter kitCartridge, disposable, starter kit
Good first pick if youWant the fullest flavor and a strong effectWant a buzz you can still function onWant calm with no highAre new to THC or a self-described lightweight
Shop itTHCa vapesDelta 8 vapesCBD vapes1:1 vapes

What Are Cannabis Vapes?

A cannabis vape is a small battery that gently heats a cannabis oil until it turns to vapor, which you inhale. No smoke, no lighter, no smell that follows you around the room. The oil holds the cannabinoids (the active compounds in the plant, like THCa, Delta 8 THC and CBD) plus terpenes, the aromatic compounds that give each strain its flavor.

They come in three shapes. A cartridge screws onto a 510-thread battery you already own. A disposable is the battery and the oil in one piece, ready out of the box. A starter kit is a battery plus a cartridge, for anyone buying their first setup. If you searched for THC vape pens, weed vapes or weed pens, these are the same products under a different name.

How Do Cannabis Vapes Work?

Inhaled cannabinoids reach your bloodstream through your lungs, so you feel them within minutes. In a 2007 review of human cannabinoid research in Chemistry & Biodiversity, Marilyn Huestis reported THC showing up in blood right after the first puff, with levels peaking around 9 minutes in. Swallowed THC peaked 4 to 6 hours after ingestion, and the effects lasted longer (Huestis, 2007).

That speed is the whole appeal. You take a puff, you feel where you are in a few minutes, and you decide whether you want another. Try doing that with a gummy.

How Much to Take: A Starter Guide

Take one short puff, then wait 10 to 15 minutes before taking another. That window matches how fast inhaled cannabinoids peak, so you're judging the real effect instead of stacking puffs before the first one lands.

  • New to THC: start with a CBD vape or a 1:1 vape. One puff.
  • Occasional user: Delta 8 THC, one or two puffs, then wait.
  • Regular user: THCa live resin. Same rule, start with one.
  • Anyone: don't drive after a THCa or Delta 8 THC vape.

What to Expect

Most people feel a vape in a few minutes, and it fades faster than an edible does. The THCa and Delta 8 THC lines are intoxicating (they'll give you a buzz), the CBD line isn't, and the 1:1 line sits in between. If calm without a buzz is the goal, start with our CBD vape pens for anxiety. Customers describe the 1:1 as a mellow body feel with a clear head, and the CBD line as calm without the high. For nighttime, our best vapes for sleep are ranked by customer reviews.

Flavor comes from the strain's terpenes, so a Blue Dream tastes nothing like a Mango Haze. If a cart tastes burnt, the battery is running too hot; our guide to why a cart isn't hitting covers the fixes.

Science Corner: What’s (Not) in a TribeTokes Vape

The 2019 vaping lung injury outbreak traced back to an additive, not to cannabis oil itself. Researchers found vitamin E acetate, a thickener some illicit cartridge makers used to cut their oil, in the lung fluid of 48 of 51 patients tested, and in none of the 99 healthy people they compared them with (Blount et al., New England Journal of Medicine, 2020). The FDA called vitamin E acetate strongly linked to the outbreak and said it shouldn't be added to any vaping product (FDA).

That's why our oil contains cannabinoids and plant terpenes and nothing else: no MCT, PG, PEG, VG or any other thinner. Every batch goes to a third-party lab, and every package carries a QR code to its certificate of analysis (COA, the lab report). We started doing that before the crisis. Rolling Stone noticed.

“TribeTokes noticed the potential for illegal cartridge manufacturers to add fillers without alerting customers first. That's one reason why, even before the current crisis, the company put a QR code on all of its packaging, which leads customers to the product's lab results.”

Rolling Stone, September 2019

New to reading a lab report? Here's how to read a COA in about two minutes.

Why TribeTokes

TribeTokes is a woman-owned hemp brand that has made clean cannabis vapes since 2017. Here's what that means in practice:

  • 60 vapes across four cannabinoids, all hemp-derived and Farm Bill compliant
  • A public COA for every batch, linked from the box
  • 2,212 verified reviews averaging 4.96 stars (read them on our reviews page)
  • Featured in Allure, Rolling Stone and Forbes

Questions about a specific cart? Email us at team@tribetokes.com. A real person answers.

What are cannabis vapes?

Cannabis vapes are battery-powered devices that heat a hemp-derived cannabis oil into a vapor you inhale. TribeTokes makes them in three formats: a 1g cartridge that screws onto any 510-thread battery, an all-in-one disposable that's rechargeable and draw-activated (no buttons), and a starter kit that pairs a battery with a cartridge. The oil carries cannabinoids, the plant's active compounds, and terpenes, which give each strain its flavor and smell. Ours come in four cannabinoid lines: THCa, Delta 8 THC, CBD, and a 1:1 blend of CBD and Delta 8 THC. There are 60 vapes in total, every one third-party lab tested, with the lab report linked from the box. Because you inhale the vapor, you feel it within minutes instead of waiting on an edible, which makes vapes the easiest cannabis format to take slowly, one puff at a time, until you find your level.

Do cannabis vapes get you high?

It depends on the cannabinoid: THCa and Delta 8 THC vapes get you high, CBD vapes don't, and 1:1 vapes give a gentle buzz. THCa vapes are live resin, and they're the line regular cannabis users tend to pick. Delta 8 THC is intoxicating too, and customers often describe it as a buzz they can still function on. CBD vapes carry only trace THC, so they're for calm without the high. The 1:1 line is half CBD and half Delta 8 THC, which our reviewers describe as mellow: one called it the pen for a self-confessed lightweight who doesn't want to end up face down on the couch. If you're new, start with CBD or 1:1, take one puff, and wait 10 to 15 minutes before deciding on a second. You can always take another puff. You can't take one back.

What's the difference between THCa, Delta 8 THC, CBD and 1:1 vapes?

The difference is the main cannabinoid in the oil, which decides whether the vape is intoxicating and how strong it feels. THCa vapes use live resin, an extract made from fresh-frozen plants that keeps more of the original terpenes, and our COAs show 70 to 90% total cannabinoids across 12 strains. Delta 8 THC vapes come in distillate or live resin across 18 strains, with 87 to 92% total cannabinoids on all 20 recent lab reports. CBD vapes are full spectrum with a CBG boost, non-intoxicating, and tested at 70 to 80% total cannabinoids on the batches we sampled. The 1:1 line blends CBD and Delta 8 THC half and half for a softer effect. All four come as cartridges, disposables and starter kits, and every line is hemp-derived and Farm Bill compliant. Use the filter at the top of this page to see each line on its own.

Should I get a cartridge, a disposable, or a starter kit?

Get a cartridge if you already own a 510-thread battery, a disposable if you want zero setup, and a starter kit if you want a battery you'll keep. A cartridge makes sense once you own a battery, since you only replace the oil. A disposable is the battery and oil in one: it's rechargeable, draw-activated, and done when the oil runs out, which makes it the easy pick for travel or a first try. A starter kit bundles one of our batteries (Saber, Wand, TribeMINI or Vape Kitty) with a cartridge, and the two-cart kits save more. Bundles save the most overall: our You Pick 2 and You Pick 3 packs, like the Delta 8 THC You Pick 2 carts, let you mix strains. Tap Cartridge, Disposable or Starter Kit in the filter above to compare them side by side.

The intuitive draw-activation in disposables eliminates buttons or settings, allowing easy puffs for first-timers. Educational strain guides help select based on desired outcomes. Portability and discreet size further ease entry into vaping cannabis.

With no fillers, these beginner-friendly THC vape pens or CBD products minimize side effects, fostering confidence as users buy THC vapes online from a trusted source.

How long does a cannabis vape take to kick in?

A cannabis vape usually kicks in within a few minutes, because inhaled cannabinoids reach your bloodstream through your lungs. A 2007 review by Marilyn Huestis in Chemistry & Biodiversity found THC in the blood immediately after the first puff, with levels peaking around 9 minutes, while swallowed THC peaked 4 to 6 hours after ingestion. That's the practical reason to wait 10 to 15 minutes between puffs: by then you're feeling close to the full effect of the first one. The effects of an inhaled dose also fade sooner than an edible's, so a vape is easier to fit around your evening. Strain and cannabinoid change the feel more than the timing. THCa and Delta 8 THC vapes are intoxicating, CBD vapes aren't, and 1:1 vapes land in the middle. If you want a longer, slower effect, a gummy is the better tool.

Assess lifestyle needs: disposables for travel, carts for cost savings over time. Review COAs for potency accuracy and contaminants. Sample packs or low-commitment buys help test preferences when shopping vape cartridges or pens.

This approach ensures the best vape devices match your routine, from daily stress relief to occasional fun, all via safe, high-quality options.

How many puffs should a beginner take?

A beginner should take one short puff and wait 10 to 15 minutes before taking a second. That pause matters because inhaled cannabinoids take several minutes to peak, and most bad first experiences come from stacking puffs before the first one has landed. A short puff means a two to three second draw, not a long lung-filling pull. If you're new to THC altogether, start with a CBD vape or a 1:1 CBD and Delta 8 THC vape rather than THCa. Take it at home the first time, somewhere comfortable, with no plans to drive. Your number is personal, and it can change with the strain. Keep notes on which strain and how many puffs felt right, and you'll dial it in within a week or two.

Third-party testing transparency via COAs builds trust, verifying every batch meets stringent standards. Ceramic technology reduces overheating risks, preserving purity hit after hit. This dedication elevates them above average vape products online.

Users benefit from consistent, reliable performance in disposable vape pens and carts, free from common industry pitfalls.

Will a cannabis vape show up on a drug test?

Yes. A cannabis vape will show up on a drug test, and that includes THCa, Delta 8 THC, 1:1 and full spectrum CBD vapes. Standard drug tests look for THC metabolites, the compounds your body makes as it processes THC, not for Delta 9 THC itself. THCa and Delta 8 THC both produce those metabolites, and full spectrum CBD carries trace THC that can build up with regular use. Hemp-derived and Farm Bill compliant doesn't change the result, and detection windows vary with how often you use and which test is run, so there's no safe number of days to wait it out. If you're subject to testing for work, sport or anything else, the only reliable approach is to avoid all cannabinoid products, full spectrum CBD included. Our guide to how drug testing works explains metabolites and detection in more depth.

Avoid extreme temperatures or humidity, which can alter extracts. Room temp (around 70°F) is optimal. For rechargeable devices, use manufacturer-approved chargers to prevent battery issues. Regular checks for clogs ensure smooth draws.

Proper habits extend lifespan, keeping your THC vape pens or CBD products fresh and effective for weeks of use.

What's in a TribeTokes vape cartridge?

A TribeTokes vape cartridge holds cannabinoid oil and plant terpenes, and nothing else. There's no MCT oil, PG, PEG, VG or vitamin E acetate, the cutting agents some cartridge makers use to thin their oil and stretch it further. Vitamin E acetate matters most: researchers found it in the lung fluid of 48 of 51 patients from the 2019 vaping lung injury outbreak, and in none of 99 healthy people they compared them with (Blount et al., New England Journal of Medicine, 2020). Every TribeTokes batch is tested by an independent lab, and the certificate of analysis (COA) shows exactly which cannabinoids are in the oil and how much of each. The box carries a QR code that opens that batch's report, something Rolling Stone called out in 2019. You can also look up any batch on our lab results page.

Are TribeTokes vapes legal?

TribeTokes vapes are hemp-derived and compliant with the 2018 Farm Bill, which made hemp legal at the federal level as long as it contains no more than 0.3% Delta 9 THC by dry weight. Every batch is tested to confirm it: our 2026 Delta 8 vape lab reports, for example, show Delta 9 THC as not detected. State law is a separate question. Some states restrict specific cannabinoids, and those rules change often, so check your own state before you order. NORML keeps an up-to-date summary of state cannabis laws at norml.org/laws. You must be 21 or older to buy. It also helps to keep the lab report handy: the COA shows the Delta 9 THC result for that exact batch, and the QR code on the box pulls it up in seconds if anyone ever asks what's in your cart.

Is TribeTokes a legit vape brand?

Yes. TribeTokes is a woman-owned hemp brand founded in 2017, with 2,212 verified reviews averaging 4.96 stars across these 60 vapes. Every batch goes out for independent testing, and the lab report is one QR scan away on the box. In 2019, Rolling Stone featured TribeTokes as a brand that flagged the bootleg cartridge problem early and put QR codes on its packaging before the vape crisis broke. The brand has also been featured in Allure, Forbes and Marie Claire. What reviewers bring up most often is taste and smoothness, ahead of any single effect, which is what you'd expect from oil without cutting agents. If you want to see what customers actually say before you order, the full set lives on our reviews page. And if a cart ever doesn't work, email team@tribetokes.com and a real person will sort it out.

How much does a cannabis vape pen cost?

A 1g TribeTokes vape cartridge or disposable pen is $60, and a three-pack of carts or disposables is $150, which works out to $50 each. Starter kits that pair a 510-thread battery with one cart run $80 to $90, and two-cart kits run $130 to $135. Disposables need nothing else to work. Carts need a battery, which is a one-time purchase that outlasts dozens of cartridges. Every price includes third-party lab testing on the batch, so you are paying for the oil and the hardware, nothing hidden.

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