Disposable Weed Pen Guide

A disposable weed pen is a small, pre-filled vape pen or pod designed for single use. These pens are packed with cannabis oil, often containing delta-8 THC, delta-9 THC, CBD, or even some of the newer cannabinoids like Delta-10, Delta-11, and THC-A (also known as Liquid Diamonds). The best part? Disposable weed pens come ready to use straight out of the box—no charging or filling required. Once the oil is gone or the battery dies, you’re usually supposed to toss the pen. However, all Delta-King’s weed pens come with rechargeable batteries, so you can keep vaping until you’ve used every drop of that precious THC oil!

How long your disposable weed pen lasts depends on a few things: the size of the oil cartridge, the battery capacity, how often you use it, and how hard you inhale. On average, you can expect a disposable pen to last anywhere from a few days to a couple of weeks. For instance, Delta-King's 1GR Delta-8 THC disposable pod with a 240mAh battery will give you around 160 to 320 hits. Meanwhile, their Savage THCA vape disposable, packed with 8GR of THC oil and a 400mAh battery, can last between 1200 to 2500 hits! That’s a whole lot of puffs!

Using a disposable weed pen is about as easy as it gets. Most of them are autodraw, which means all you need to do is inhale from the mouthpiece, and the pen will automatically activate, producing vapor. No buttons, no fuss. Some models, like Delta-King's 5.5GR and 8GR versions, have a button that you press while inhaling. Either way, it’s simple, fast, and straightforward—perfect for vaping newbies and veterans alike.

When you buy from a reputable source like Delta-King, disposable weed pens are generally safe. It’s important to choose products that are lab-tested, made with high-quality, non-GMO ingredients, and free from harmful additives. Always do a little homework—check out brand credibility and customer reviews before making a purchase. Safety first, right?

Nope, disposable weed pens are meant for one-time use and can’t be refilled. The vape pods or tanks that hold the THC oil are sealed and locked into the pen’s body (which usually doubles as the battery). Trying to refill it could mess up the pen, causing leaks or other issues. It’s just not worth the hassle. Stick to using the pen as intended, and when it’s done, move on to the next one.

There are tons of reasons to love disposable weed pens. They’re super convenient—just grab and go. They’re also portable and discreet, making them ideal for on-the-go use. No need to worry about charging or maintenance (except maybe a quick charge with Delta-King’s rechargeable models). Plus, they’re great for beginners who might be a little intimidated by more complicated vaping setups.

Once your disposable weed pen is out of juice or the battery is dead, it’s time to dispose of it. But don’t just toss it in the trash! Make sure you follow your local regulations for electronic waste or batteries. Properly recycling your pen helps minimize environmental impact and keeps things green.

Absolutely! If your disposable weed pen contains THC (including Delta-8 THC), it can definitely get you high. The level of high you experience depends on the THC concentration and your personal tolerance. All Delta-King’s disposable weed pens contain less than 0.3% Delta-9 THC, offering a milder high compared to Delta-9, which is more manageable for many users.

If your disposable weed pen stops working before you’ve used up all the oil, there are a few things you can try. Check for blockages in the airflow or see if the battery needs a quick charge (especially if it’s a rechargeable model). If it’s still not working, it could be a malfunction or defect. Unfortunately, with disposable pens, there’s not much you can do to fix them. However, if you bought your pen from Delta-King and can prove that the malfunction wasn’t your fault, they’ll hook you up with a replacement. Just reach out to their customer service.

Traveling with a disposable weed pen can be tricky. It all depends on where you’re going and the local laws regarding cannabis. If you’re traveling within a state where Delta-8 THC products are legal, you can theoretically carry a disposable pen when traveling by bus, car, or train.

However, flying with any cannabis products is a big no-no under federal law in the U.S., even if you’re traveling between states where it’s legal. Always check the laws before you travel to avoid any unnecessary trouble.