The whole plant, in the tank
Full spectrum means the extract keeps the plant’s naturally occurring minor cannabinoids and terpenes instead of stripping everything down to isolated CBD. Ours goes one step further: the wax is UNCUT, so nothing gets added back in either.
Lab tested
Non-GMO, no pesticides, vegan
Nothing artificial
American made
Hemp doesn’t grow pure CBD. It grows CBD alongside a supporting cast of minor cannabinoids (CBG, CBN, CBC and friends) plus the terpenes that give each strain its aroma. What happens to that supporting cast during extraction is what the spectrum labels are about.
An isolate strips everything away until only CBD crystals remain, like taking a vitamin C tablet instead of eating the orange. Broad spectrum keeps some of the plant but processes out the THC, taking some of its neighbors with it. Full spectrum keeps the plant’s naturally occurring cannabinoid and terpene profile intact, with the trace THC staying under the legal 0.3% limit.
We make full spectrum vapes because we’re plant people, and because stripping a plant down to one molecule and calling it progress struck us as a very “most other companies” thing to do.
Every format runs the same UNCUT full-spectrum wax. Pick your hardware.
| Format | What it is | Potency range | Where to start |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cartridges | 510-thread, refillable, strain-terpene flavors | 40% to 83% | Full Spectrum X2 cartridge, 1,000mg @ 75% |
| Disposables | Battery built in, zero hardware homework | 50% to 83% | 2-gram x2 pen @ 75% |
| Pods | Pod-system version of the same uncut wax | x1 and x2 tiers | X2 uncut pods |
| Dab syringes | The raw wax itself, no hardware at all | 18% to 83% | X2 syringe, 1,000mg @ 75% |
| CBN & CBG blends | Full-spectrum wax with extra minor cannabinoids dialed up | 81% to 83% | CBD & CBN cartridge @ 83% |
Chasing maximum numbers? The full potency table ranks every device we make by total cannabinoids.
Because the wax is UNCUT, there’s no carrier liquid to dissolve artificial flavoring into, and we wouldn’t anyway. The flavor menu on our full spectrum vapes comes from natural strain terpene profiles, the same aromatic compounds the plant makes on its own. If you’ve ever wondered why our carts taste like a strain instead of a candy aisle, that’s the whole answer.
And because “trust us” isn’t labwork: every batch is multistage lab tested, and the results are published on each product page, cannabinoid panel included. Go pull one up and read what full spectrum looks like in numbers.
Long answer: Alongside the CBD you’ll find trace levels of cannabinoids like CBG, CBN, and CBC, plus the strain’s terpene profile. The exact mix varies by product and batch, which is why every product page publishes its labwork with the full cannabinoid panel. Read the numbers, not the marketing.
Long answer: Full spectrum keeps the plant’s profile intact, and hemp’s profile includes a trace of THC. Every batch is lab-tested and verified under the federal limit, and the labwork on each product page shows the exact THC number for that batch.
Long answer: Isolate is CBD stripped of everything else the plant grew alongside it. It’s cheaper to source and easier to flavor, which is exactly why so many companies use it. We’d rather hand you the plant’s full profile and let the labwork show what’s in it.
Long answer: That’s the top of our straight-CBD ladder. If you count the CBN and CBG blends, the 2-gram xN disposable reaches 1,660mg of total cannabinoids at 83%. The full potency table ranks every device we make.
Long answer: Full spectrum describes the extract keeping the plant’s cannabinoid and terpene profile. Uncut describes our no-carrier rule: no PG, no VG, no MCT, no hemp-seed oil. Most brands pick one at best. Ours are both, which is why the potency percentages run as high as they do.
Same wax, four formats. Pick yours.