500 mg CBD Disposable Vape Pen, Lemon Haze

Description

A sealed disposable holding a 500 mg CBD vape pen fill of broad spectrum extract with Lemon Haze terpenes added back. It charges over USB-C and it is not refillable, which is the honest definition of disposable: the cell outlasts the oil, so the port exists to finish the tank rather than to extend the device. Broad spectrum means the delta-9 line on the certificate reads non detect.

What is in it

Fill volume and potency are separate specifications and both appear on the listing, along with every component of the oil and the hardware figures.

• 500 mg CBD vape pen: 500 mg of cannabinoid in a half gram fill
• Extract: broad spectrum, delta-9 non detect on the certificate
• Terpenes: Lemon Haze profile, labelled botanical on the panel
• Cutting agents: none. No vitamin E acetate, no PEG, no MCT
• Hardware: ceramic coil, USB-C charging, not refillable
• Price: $30, with the price per milligram printed under it

A 500 mg cbd vape pen in half a gram is a concentrated fill

A 0.5 mL tank holding 500 mg is close to pure extract by weight, which is a different proposition from a half gram cart at 300 mg where the remainder is something else. A 500 mg CBD vape pen at this loading draws harder and wants a lower draw than a thinner flavoured cart. The rest of the cartridge and disposable range states fill volume and potency separately on every listing so a half gram and a two gram device are not compared on sticker price alone.

What the per milligram figure says about a 500 mg cbd vape pen

Thirty dollars for 500 mg is six cents a milligram, which makes this the dearest inhalable in the range per milligram. The two gram pen is two cents. The difference is entirely the shell, the cell and the certificate, which cost the same whether the tank holds half a gram or four times that. We print the figure under the price regardless, including here where it argues for buying something else, and the reason is set out in why price per milligram beats the price on the bottle.

Lemon Haze, and what a terpene label means

Lemon Haze is a cultivar name borrowed to describe a terpene profile, which is how the entire category labels flavour. The honest version is on the panel: these terpenes are botanical, meaning isolated from other plants and blended to match a profile, rather than cannabis derived and recovered from hemp during extraction. Both are legitimate inputs and they cost very differently, so a 500 mg CBD vape pen states which one it uses instead of writing terpenes and stopping there. Total terpene percentage is on the certificate alongside the cannabinoid figures.

Testing

Every run of this 500 mg CBD vape pen is assayed by a laboratory outside this business: full cannabinoid profile, residual solvents in parts per million next to the action limits, heavy metals and pesticides. Heavy metals deserve a second look on any vape, because the metal can migrate from the coil rather than coming from the plant. Under potency runs are withdrawn and the failing certificate stays published. Nothing in this range contains vitamin E acetate, polyethylene glycol or MCT used as a thinner, and the solvent panel is how that becomes a measurement rather than a promise.

What is published about the inhaled route

Pharmacokinetics rather than outcomes. Published studies report that inhaled cannabidiol appears in blood faster and at higher bioavailability than swallowed cannabidiol, with estimates varying widely between studies, devices and individuals, and the delivered dose per draw is difficult to measure and rarely reported in milligrams at all. The clinical trial record sits almost entirely on oral dosing, anchored by a prescription oral solution given at 10 to 20 mg per kilogram per day, which is many times what a 500 mg CBD vape pen holds in total. Those are descriptions of published research and the doses used in it, not claims about this device, and the indexed papers are at PubMed.

Sold to adults of legal age only. Keep it upright and out of the heat, because warm distillate thins and can flood a coil. The certificate for the current run is linked here and filed by lot number.