VapeNTerps 300mg CBD TANGIE Vape Pen

300 mg CBD TANGIE VAPE PEN HYBRID

Looking for the best CBD prefilled cartridge? You’ve come to the right place! We have high quality CBD vape oil for sale. If you’re wondering why you see so many people these days with a CBD oil vape, just know that there’s good reason for it. We’ll explain all you need to know about using a CBD cartridge including our TANGIE vape pen variety.

(Not interested in the TANGIE vape? Other terpene varieties are available here!)

All About the CBD Oil Vape

Cannabidiol (or CBD for short) is a simplified form of cannabis. It is ideal for medicinal purposes, as it doesn’t impose psycho active effects on the consumer. It relaxes and soothes you down without making you feel ‘high’ or ‘stoned’.

Vaping or ‘dabbing’ is the process for consuming CBD through a cigarette-like vape pen. Studies prove that vaping is at least 95% safer than smoking! It combines portability and vapor into one easy device. Brighten up your day with a CBD cartridge, which contains the maximum amount of CBD without any artificial flavors. It is convenient for all your CBD needs. Plus, you can use it any time.

Our CBD oil vape comes ready to use. There’s no need to charge it, and it’s good for up to 50 to 100 puffs. You can find CBD vape oil for sale on VapeNTerps.com.

THIS PRODUCT IS FOR CUSTOMERS 21 OR OLDER ONLY. You should do your own research and see if vaping CBD oil may be able to help your condition. Consult your physician if you have a medical condition or are taking any medications before using a CBD cartridge.

• Disposable 300 mg TANGIE vape (battery and vape cartridge come with this device)
• Pre filled with 300 mg CBD derived from organic industrial Colorado grown hemp — that’s what makes it the best CBD prefilled cartridge!
  TANGIE vape terpenes
• Approx 50-100 puffs
• Using a CBD cartridge allows you to relax easily and discreetly
• Made in USA!
• LEGAL IN ALL 50 STATES!
• If you’re looking for the best CBD prefilled ACDC vape pen out there, you’ve found it!

HYBRID STRAINS

By mixing two main sorts of cannabis numerous hybrid strains have been created. This ensured a more balanced and precise effect of the plants for the consumers, but also to better the farming efficiency.

For this reason, knowing exactly what you want from your weed means a lot. In fact, most of the strains in the market today are hybrids. Many of the commercial hybrids are marked as Indica or Sativa dominated, indicating that they carry the majority characteristics of dominant sort and less of the secondary one.

Indica dominated strains like Sunset Sherbet gives intense full-body effect, followed by euphoria.

Others like GG #4 – an award-winning Indica dominated hybrid will bring full-body relaxation. Strawberry scented Strawnana has been proven as superb help in pain management. Gelato strain and sweet-sour, earthy flavored Cherry Pie both slightly Indica dominated bring deep calm adding just a bit of mild euphoria.

On the other side, potent Sativa-dominant hybrids like Super Lemon Haze, Goji OG or Super Sour Diesel are excellent choices for day time use, extremely efficient for mood enhancement and as antidepressants.

Powerful Lemon Skunk Sativa dominated hybrid is great for the treatment of depression and chronic pain. Others, like WiFi OG, SVF OG, or Tangie are superb incentives of creativity with a clear head, focus coupled with abundant energy flow.

It is important to remember that each hybrid strain has a slightly different constituent ratio. For this reason, it delivers slightly different effects, depending also on a person’s individual biochemistry.

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Tangie – On Top Of It All

Tangie, a sativa strain blending California Orange and a Skunk hybrid, imitates the Tangerine Dream variety popular in the 1990s. Originating in Amsterdam, this citrus, orange, sweet-smelling strain creeps with uplifting, energetic, yet relaxed euphoric effects.

FRAGRANCE: Earth, citrus, sweet

EFFECT: Energizing, creative, relaxing, use before doing housework or hiking

Although the list of health-beneficial components of Cannabis is quite extensive, for decades its name was primarily associated to the psychotropic effects of the THC or Tetrahydrocannabinol. However in recent years, another Cannabis active ingredient took over the spotlight completely: Cannabidiol, or the CBD.

Numerous scientific researches that shared a light upon compelling therapeutic properties of CBD brought about the demand to create Cannabis Strains rich in CBD and low levels, or completely lacking the THC component. Thus a premium natural source of health was created, and the one that would not get you all hooped up along the way.

This purposely cultivated, organic product made of carefully selected specific Cannabis Strain profiles deliver tangible results in fighting number of medical problems such as inflammation processes, insomnia, help treat depression and anxiety while improving the bodily motoric functions and enhance mood, the list is long.

Our naturally grown, premium products do not contain added substances like Vegetable Glycerin (VG), Propylene Glycol (PG) or MCT, and are legal in all 50 states (containing no THC), and are tested at third party labs.

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Caryophyllene

Studies suggest that caryophyllene may help treat anxiety and depression.

Flavor / Aroma – Hoppy. Cannabis and hops are basically cousins.

What are terps and why do they make a difference?

Over 100 different terpenes have been identified in the cannabis plant. Also, every strain produces a unique terpene type and composition. The most fascinating characteristic of the family known as Terpene is their ability to interact synergistically with other compounds like cannabinoids, specifically cannabidiol – CBD.

Basically, terpenes like Caryophyllene are fragrant essential oils. They are secreted in differing concentrations in different cannabis strains – alongside cannabinoids like CBD and THC. CBD and THC bind to cannabinoid receptors concentrated heavily in the body (CB2) and brain (CB1). And, this is where non-psychoactive and psychoactive effects are produced.

Some terpenes also bind to these receptor sites and affect their chemical
output. Others can modify how much of each compound CBD and THC
pass through the blood-brain barrier. Their hand of influence is called the “entourage effect”. It even reaches neurotransmitters like dopamine and serotonin by altering their rate of production and destruction, their movement, and the availability of receptors.

Cannabis strains containing this terpene have a spicy and musky feel. Many of these strains give diesel and fuel notes. Also, you may experience some nose-tingling feel just as taking a bit of pepper.

The effects these strains produce vary from terpene to terpene. Some are especially successful in relieving stress, while others promote focus and acuity. For example, this spicy terpene is a great antioxidant and has anti-inflammatory properties. Inducing Caryophyllene in treating inflammatory bowel disease could also bring significant relief.

Humulene

Humulene an isomer of beta-caryophyllene and was first found in the essential oils of Humulus lupulus (hops), from which it was named. It is also a primary constituent in beer making.

Flavor / Aroma – “hoppy”

What are terps and why do they make a difference?

By now we know that the diverse palate of cannabis flavors is impressive enough, and the names are really cool, but arguably the most fascinating characteristic of terpenes is their ability to interact with other compounds in the plant, like cannabinoids, and for our purpose here we are talking CBD!

Over 100 different terpenes have been identified in the cannabis plant, and every strain produces a unique terpene type and composition. The most fascinating characteristic of the family known as Terpene is their ability to interact synergistically with other compounds like cannabinoids, specifically cannabidiol – CBD.

Terpenes are fragrant essential oils secreted in differing concentrations in different cannabis strains alongside cannabinoids like CBD and THC. CBD and THC bind to cannabinoid receptors concentrated heavily in the body (CB2) and brain (CB1) respectively where non-psychoactive and psychoactive effects are produced.

Some terpenes also bind to these receptor sites and affect their chemical
output. Others can modify how much of each compound CBD and THC
pass through the blood-brain barrier. Their hand of influence is called the “entourage effect” and even reaches neurotransmitters like dopamine and serotonin by altering their rate of production and destruction, their movement, and the availability of receptors.

The effects these mechanisms produce vary from terpene to terpene; some are especially successful in relieving stress, while others promote focus and acuity.

Myrcene

Myrcene has been shown to be an effective anti-inflammatory. It also works as a sedative and muscle relaxer. This could possibly contribute to the tired/stoney feeling often attributed to indicas.

Flavor / Aroma – Earthy and musky with a hint of fruity flavors.

What are terps and why do they make a difference?

Over 100 different terpenes have been identified in the cannabis plant, and every strain produces a unique terpene type and composition. The most fascinating characteristic of the family known as Terpene is their ability to interact synergistically with other compounds like cannabinoids, specifically cannabidiol – CBD.

Terpenes are fragrant essential oils secreted in differing concentrations in different cannabis strains alongside cannabinoids like CBD and THC. CBD and THC bind to cannabinoid receptors concentrated heavily in the body (CB2) and brain (CB1) respectively where non-psychoactive and psychoactive effects are produced.

Some terpenes also bind to these receptor sites and affect their chemical
output. Others can modify how much of each compound CBD and THC
passes through the blood-brain barrier. Their hand of influence is called the “entourage effect” and even reaches to neurotransmitters like dopamine and serotonin by altering their rate of production and destruction, their movement, and availability of receptors.

The effects these mechanisms produce vary from terpene to terpene; some are especially successful in relieving stress, while others promote focus and acuity.

Terpineol

Studies suggest cannabis-extracted terpineol contains antioxidant properties.

Flavor / Aroma – Pine, clove.

What are terps and why do they make a difference?

Over 100 different terpenes have been identified in the cannabis plant, and every strain produces a unique terpene type and composition. The most fascinating characteristic of the family known as Terpene is their ability to interact synergistically with other compounds like cannabinoids, specifically cannabidiol – CBD.

Terpenes are fragrant essential oils secreted in differing concentrations in different cannabis strains alongside cannabinoids like CBD and THC. CBD and THC bind to cannabinoid receptors concentrated heavily in the body (CB2) and brain (CB1) respectively where non-psychoactive and psychoactive effects are produced.

Some terpenes also bind to these receptor sites and affect their chemical
output. Others can modify how much of each compound CBD and THC
passes through the blood-brain barrier. Their hand of influence is called the “entourage effect” and even reaches to neurotransmitters like dopamine and serotonin by altering their rate of production and destruction, their movement, and availability of receptors.

The effects these mechanisms produce vary from terpene to terpene; some are especially successful in relieving stress, while others promote focus and acuity.

DISCLAIMER

The Federal Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act requires this disclaimer. We collected this information from various sources for the convenience of our customers. The Food and Drug Administration did not evaluate the statements regarding these products. FDA research did not confirm the efficacy of these products yet. These products are not to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. The information we present here is not a substitute for information from health care practitioners. It is also not an alternative to information from health care practitioners. Before using any product, you should consult your doctor and ask about the risk of interactions or complications.