Cannabis Vapes & Cartridges

What we stock

Two formats cover most of what people want:

• 510-thread cartridges — the standard screw-in cart. You supply the battery, which you buy once and keep.
• All-in-one disposables — cartridge and battery in one sealed unit. Nothing to charge or screw together; you use it and recycle it.

If you are buying your first cart, ask us about batteries. A cheap battery running too hot is the most common reason a good cartridge tastes burnt.

Distillate, live resin, live rosin

What is inside the cart matters more than the hardware:

• Distillate — highly refined, very high THC, largely stripped of terpenes. Flavour is often reintroduced afterwards. Potent and inexpensive.
• Live resin — made from fresh-frozen plant material, so more of the original terpene profile survives. More aromatic, usually pricier.
• Live rosin — solventless, made with heat and pressure. The most expensive and, for a lot of patients, the best-tasting.

Practical notes

Store cartridges upright to reduce leaking, and keep them out of a hot car — heat thins the oil and it will find its way out. If a cart clogs, warming it gently in your hand is usually enough. Start with the lowest heat setting your battery offers: lower temperatures preserve flavour and are gentler on the throat.

Unlike edibles, effects arrive within minutes, so it is easier to judge your own dose. That also means it is easy to overdo it quickly — take one draw and give it a few minutes before the next.

Common questions

What is the difference between a cartridge and a disposable?

A 510-thread cartridge screws onto a rechargeable battery you buy once and keep. A disposable is a sealed all-in-one you use and then recycle. Cartridges cost less over time; disposables need no setup.

Why does my cart taste burnt?

Usually the battery is running too hot. Start at the lowest heat setting your battery offers. A burnt taste can also mean the cartridge is nearly empty or the oil has thinned and leaked after being left somewhere hot.

What does live resin mean on a vape label?

It means the plant was frozen immediately after harvest instead of dried first, preserving terpenes that would otherwise be lost. Live resin and live rosin generally taste closer to the original plant than distillate does.

How this counts against your MMCP allotment

Vape products are counted on total THC in milligrams, the same as edibles. A cartridge's label tells you its total THC — divide by 1,000 for the MMECU figure. A 500mg cart is 0.5 MMECU.

Mississippi measures purchases in MMECU (Mississippi Medical Equivalency Cannabis Units), where 1 MMECU = 1,000mg THC = 3.5g of flower. Different formats are counted differently, which is why the same spend can use very different amounts of your allotment. Use our allotment checker to work out a specific basket.

Visiting us

We’re at 6248 Old Canton Rd, Jackson, MS 39211, open Monday to Saturday 9am–7pm and Sunday 11am–7pm. Bring your MMCP card and a government-issued photo ID — both are required every visit, and we can’t accept out-of-state medical cards.

Don’t have your card yet? Our step-by-step MMCP guide covers the process, and we list certifying practitioners across Mississippi.

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This page is for informational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. Cannabis affects individuals differently, and product availability changes — check the live menu before travelling. Consult your healthcare provider regarding cannabis use. Mississippi MMCP card required for purchase; must be 21 or older.