What “strongest” actually means
The strength of a CBD vape comes down to two numbers: the fill size (how many milligrams of wax or oil are in the device) and the potency (what percentage of that fill is actually cannabinoids). Multiply them together and you get the number that matters: total cannabinoids. A 2,000mg pen at 75% carries 1,500mg of CBD. A 1,000mg cartridge at 40% carries 400mg. Same-looking hardware, nearly four times the difference.
Here’s the part most other companies hope you won’t do the math on: a big milligram number on the box means nothing if the fill is mostly carrier liquid. A “1,000mg” cartridge cut to 20% potency holds less CBD than our 500mg cartridge at 75%. That’s why every row in the table below shows the fill, the percentage, and the total, with the labwork one click away on every product page.
How are numbers like 75, 81, and 83 even possible, you ask? Because we don’t cut our wax with PG, VG, MCT, or hemp-seed oil. The fill is concentrate and natural terpenes, period.