Wholesale CBD Vaping Products

Is vaping CBD safe for your lungs?

Part of the reason CBD has become so popular is it is considered relatively safe, with side effects being rare. In fact, there is evidence that CBD can be used to treat some addictions, including nicotine addiction. Vaping CBD, is certainly considered to be a far more preferable alternative to nicotine for people who are trying to stop smoking.

Can I vape CBD oil directly?

No, you should not vape CBD oil directly. Regular CBD oil is designed for sublingual (under the tongue) or oral consumption, and its composition is not safe or suitable for vaping. CBD oil typically uses carrier oils like MCT oil, hemp seed oil, or olive oil which are not designed to be heated and inhaled. When heated to high temperatures, these oils can produce harmful by-products that can cause lung injury.

For vaping purposes, you should specifically use CBD vape oil, also known as CBD e-liquid or CBD vape juice, which is specifically formulated to be vaped. These products use thinning agents that can safely be heated and inhaled, such as vegetable glycerine (VG) and propylene glycol (PG). Always ensure you are purchasing the correct product for your intended method of consumption.

What are the ingredients in CBD vape juice?

CBD vape juice primarily contains three main ingredients: CBD extract, propylene glycol (PG), and vegetable glycerin (VG). The CBD extract is derived from the hemp plant and is the main active ingredient. Propylene glycol is a thinning agent that turns the CBD extract into a vapor when it's heated, making it easier to inhale. Vegetable glycerine is used to create the vapor that is exhaled, mimicking the traditional "smoke" effect of a cigarette.

Some CBD vape juices may also contain flavourings or other additives to enhance the vaping experience. Always check the product labeling to ensure the product does not contain any ingredients you are allergic to or want to avoid.

Are there people who should avoid vaping CBD?

Yes, certain individuals should avoid vaping CBD. This includes people with respiratory issues like asthma or chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), as vaping could potentially agitate these conditions. Those with allergies to the ingredients in CBD vape juice, such as propylene glycol or vegetable glycerine, should also avoid vaping. Pregnant and nursing women are typically advised to avoid CBD in general, including vaping.

How can I determine the best CBD consumption method for me?

The best CBD consumption method for you depends on a variety of factors, including your personal preferences, your lifestyle, the reasons you're using CBD, and any specific health considerations you might have. Here are a few things to consider:

• Onset and Duration: If you need quick relief, vaping or sublingual use of CBD can provide effects within minutes. On the other hand, edibles or capsules can take longer to kick in, but their effects can last longer.
• Dosage Control: Tinctures or oils can offer greater control over dosage as you can adjust the amount drop by drop.
• Convenience: If you're often on the go, CBD capsules or gummies may be more convenient. Vaping might not be suitable in all environments.
• Health Concerns: If you have respiratory issues or prefer to avoid inhaling substances, you should consider methods other than vaping.

What are the side effects of vaping CBD?

In general, part of the reason CBD is so popular is that it has few side effects. As it has no - or very little - THC, it doesn't have the psychoactive effects associated with recreational cannabis use. You may experience some drowsiness or a lack of appetite. CBD can be more dangerous if you already have liver problems, and or if it interacts with other medications. It’s important to talk to your GP if you are thinking of taking CBD but are on strong medication.

Users of CBD also need to be careful to only use specially formulated CBD vape juice for vaping CBD. Adding CBD oil directly to a vape pen can be very dangerous so it’s important your customers know the correct products to buy if they intend to vape CBD. 

You should also make sure the vape pen is compatible with CBD e-liquids, which have a different consistency to regular vape juice. If you need advice as to what vape products are compatible with CBD then give us a call and we can explain.

Which CBD brands can you trust?

We can provide you with wholesale vape products from trusted recognised CBD brands such as Graded Green, Canevolve, VooDoo, Green Naturals, and Canavape, among others. We ensure all our suppliers provide only high-quality products.

Can I add CBD to my usual e-liquid?

Yes, it's possible to add CBD to your regular e-liquid, but remember to use CBD vape oils, extracts or concentrates, not regular CBD oil, as the latter is not meant for vaping. Ensure that the CBD vape oil is compatible with your e-liquid, as some may not mix well, especially those high in vegetable glycerine.

Carefully measure your CBD dosage to avoid exceeding the desired amount and note that it might alter the flavour of your e-liquid. Start with a small dosage and gradually increase until you achieve the desired effects.

Is vaping the only way to use CBD?

Not at all. CBD is available in oils, tinctures, edibles, and pretty much any form you can imagine. Each method has its own advantages and disadvantages, so each individual needs to figure out what works for them. Vaping, however, is one of the quickest and most efficient ways to use and absorb CBD into the body.

How can I vape CBD?

There are a variety of vape kits available to help consumers vape CBD. Just add CBD vape juice and follow the instructions. Alternatively, they can add CBD vape juice to their preferred e-liquid and use it as they did before. Once the CBD e-liquid is in the tank, they simply vape as usual. It may take some experimenting to get a dosage that works for each user, so the general advice is to start cautiously.

The information provided regarding CBD is for educational purposes only and should not be construed as medical advice. CBD products have not been evaluated by regulatory authorities for the treatment, diagnosis, or prevention of any disease. Always consult with a qualified healthcare professional before starting any new supplement or health regimen to ensure it is safe and appropriate for your specific medical conditions.