HALF BAK’D Primo THCP + CBD Disposable Vape – 2g

Lab Results

• Blue Milk (Indica)
• Tropic Kush (Hybrid)
• Pound Cake (Indica)
• Pink Rntz (Hybrid)
• Fruit Funk (Sativa)

• Easy to operate

  • Perfect to satisfy your needs.

• Compact Design

  • Sleek and discreet, with minimal odor.

• Short-Term Needs

  • Ideal for travel or transitioning between devices.

• Effective Relief

  • High-potency THC-P for strong effects.

Is THC-P psychoactive?

Yes, THC-P is psychoactive and induces a “high” similar to Delta-9 THC. However, due to its higher potency, its effects may be significantly stronger.

How do disposable vapes work?

Disposable vapes are pre-filled, single-use devices that are typically draw-activated. When you inhale through the mouthpiece, the battery powers a heating element that vaporizes the e-liquid or cannabis oil for you to inhale. Once the e-liquid or battery is depleted, you discard the device.

How long do disposable vapes last?

The lifespan of a disposable vape depends on the puff count and usage frequency. Most disposable vapes provide 200 to 800 puffs and can last from a few days to a couple of weeks, depending on how often you use them.

How do I determine the right dosage for vapes?

Start with a small puff and wait a few minutes to gauge the effects before taking another. The potency of the extract and your tolerance level will influence the ideal dosage.

Are cannabis vapes safe to use?

Cannabis vapes are generally considered safe when using high-quality, regulated products. However, it’s crucial to avoid black-market or untested products, as they can contain harmful additives. Always purchase from reputable sources.

What is THC-P?

THC-P, or Delta-9-Tetrahydrocannabiphorol, coexists with other well-known cannabinoids like THC and CBD in the cannabis plant and is noted for its high potency.

Are there any concerns with using THC-P?

Due to its high potency, there are concerns about the potential effects of THC-P, including increased risk of stress and paranoia in some users. More research is needed to fully understand these risks.