As the name suggests, disposable vapes (also called vape pens) are devices designed for a more limited span of enjoyment. Once they are empty or the battery has died, they are meant to be tossed.
The device is always a closed-loop system containing a heating element, a battery, and the
cannabis extract itself. Everything you need is contained within, and you won't need to purchase separate cartridges or pods. At their core, disposable vapes are a
convenient, grab-and-go experience.
Non-Rechargeable vs. Rechargeable Disposable Vapes
Under the disposable vape category, you'll mostly find non-chargeable devices with a limited lifespan based on a single battery charge. Such limitations also determine the amount of product disposables can contain. The charge needs to outlast the contents, or else you're just throwing the product away when the battery inevitably dies.
But a handful of fully chargeable disposable vapes are out there, ensuring you'll never have to toss a still-full device just because the battery died mid-session.
Our vapes are all disposable vapes with rechargeable batteries. This feature allows us to pack more into each vape — like our 5-gram THC-A Liquid Diamond vape, which delivers upwards of around 3,000 puffs!
Pros and Cons of Disposable Vapes
Disposable vapes- whether rechargeable or not- have a unique set of strengths and weaknesses...
Pros of Dispos
- Convenience: Ready to enjoy
- Ease of Vaping: Prefilled, easy to enjoy
- Portability: Compact and lightweight design
- Cost-Effective Initial Purchase: Generally cheaper upfront
Cons of Dispos
- Disposable: Ends up in trash
- Limited Lifespan: Done once the product runs out
- Battery Life Limitations: For vape pens with non-rechargeable batteries, it must last the life of the product.
The upside of disposable vape pens is their undeniable convenience and simplicity. They come prefilled, charged, and ready to enjoy—no need to mess around with finding compatible cartridges or charging up before a session. Disposable vapes are also a cheaper upfront purchase compared with most rechargeable devices.
The downside of these disposable options is their design. Once the oil is spent (or the battery dies), it gets thrown away. This means it contributes to your overall waste output than rechargeable devices designed to work with vape carts.
What Are Vape Cartridges?