Despite being a milder substitute, Delta-8 will probably test positive as a cannabinoid on drug screenings. This is because Delta-8 is a THC product extracted from hemp plants. However, every drug test is different, and not all tests yield accurate results. So, some Delta-8 vape users may test negative regardless.

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration warns that some Delta 8 products may pose health risks. This is because certain Delta-8 vape manufacturers may use harmful additives not run third-party tests, or not operate in sanitary environments, usually in states and countries without any Delta-8 regulations. Finding a dependable and ethical manufacturer like Bay Smokes that only uses plant-based ingredients including vitamin E is a safe option for Delta 8 disposables. Nevertheless, as scientific knowledge of Delta-8 and disposable vapes continues to expand, we may learn of health and wellness risks that we aren’t currently aware of.

Delta-8 disposable vapes are legal in most U.S. states. The manufacturing, sale, and usage of Delta-8 vapes were federally legalized by the 2018 Farm Bill. However, similar to CBD, HHC, MCT, and THC-O, some states have since made Delta-8 illegal or already had existing laws against synthetic drugs, while other states instead created regulations for the production and sale of Delta-8 products, including disposables. Some states have made no laws at all, which means that Delta 8 disposables are legal but that law could soon change, and the production of the disposables from that state may’ve been untested and unregulated. Bay Smokes does not ship to any addresses where we know Delta-8 is illegal. However, if you are unsure of your local laws’ limitations, Bay Smokes recommends you check with an attorney before ordering.

Delta-8 disposable vape pens usually last anywhere from 150 to 600 hits depending on how many grams are in them and how long your hits are. If users only do quick puffs, the disposable vape may last longer than 600 hits, whereas if users only do long, several-second hits, the disposable vape will not last nearly as long.

There could be many reasons for your Delta-8 disposable vape not working including clogged oils, air bubbles, or bad manufacturing. Try shaking the disposal or banging the side of it to clear out any bubbles or clogs. If it continues to not hit, it could be an indication of harmful additives used to replicate Delta-8’s effects. If the problem is not resolved by the manufacturer or seller, consider finding a new source for Delta-8 disposable vapes like Bay Smokes.

Delta-8 disposable vapes give a milder high than other marijuana and THC products with fewer reported occasions of drowsiness and paranoia. Delta-8 as a disposable pen is even more convenient, letting users bring their Delta-8 vape with them almost anywhere without ever having to charge it or replace cartridges. Plus, it can be thrown away when finished.

Disposable Delta-8 vape pens can cost anywhere from $30 to upwards of $150 usually depending on their quality, size, brand, and formula. For example, Bay Smokes’ Delta-8 disposables cost as little as $34.99 before any applicable sales despite being among then highest quality Delta-8 products.

Lightly shaking the pen or tapping its side may help fix any problems with your Delta-8 disposable vape. Usually, these problems are caused by oil clogs or air bubbles inside the disposable. If the option is available, pre-heating the disposable vape may also help — or it could make the clog worse. If the problem persists, stop using the Delta-8 disposable and contact the seller or manufacturer.