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Cannabis terpenes sourced from cannabis. Full-spectrum in composition, products made with these terpenes contain a high percentage of monoterpenes that have not been oxidized or degraded by heat application.

Softer in taste than extracted terpenes that have been isolated without utilizing heat, many steam-distilled terpenes are lost in the water used to produce steam, aka “pot water.”

Hydrosols are a byproduct of steam distillation and low-heat distillations. They are classified as floral waters (i.e., essential oils) and contain only small percentages of actual terpenes. Heat is utilized and degrades the terpenes, too.

Terpenes sourced directly from plant leaves, fruits or other organic sources, rather than from cannabis. It is impossible to recreate the aroma or flavor of the original plant/cultivar utilizing terpenes from non-cannabis plants, but a gross approximation can be achieved.

Typically, the artificial flavors found in cannabis cartridges are sourced from the e-cigarette industry. There are thousands of flavors, but their safety is in question (e.g., diacetyl causing “popcorn lung”).

Made from hydrocarbon extraction, there has been a recent trend of producing these products from pressed rosin. Also called sauce, HTFSE has high terpene content and is aromatic and flavorful.

Some CO2 extractors collect a few available terpenes from CO2 extraction, but, more often than not, the cannabis product utilized to extract is dried, thus much of the available monoterpenes are lost in the drying process. This will result in a terpene composition that is mostly comprised of basic primary terpenes and low percentages of available monoterpenes. Therefore, both the final aroma and flavor are not as strong as HTFSEs, or if you had utilized a no-heat methodology of terpene isolation.

Use Vape pen cases
Vape pen cases are small and portable, making them ideal for vape cartridge storage when customers are not using them. They can also use them as a carrying case when traveling or even just throw them in their pocket when out and about. The one major downside to vape pen cases is that they’re not very secure. If you want something more secure, look into other options.

Vape Cartridge Storage case
Cartridge cases store vape cartridges and keep them safe from damage and moisture during storage. These cases come in a wide variety of shapes and sizes, so there should be one that fits the needs of your customers perfectly. Some even have built-in cable clips to allows for battery charging while it’s still in the case.

Keep Vape Cartridges Clean
Your customers should ensure their vape cartridge storage case is clean. They should wash it thoroughly before using it for the first time and then after each use. It will ensure that no dirt or debris gets into their vaporizer or mouthpiece. To clean the vape cartridge holder properly, they need to fill up some hot water in a small bowl or cup and let it sit for about 5 minutes before draining it again onto a towel or paper towel.

Don't Overfill the Vape Cartridge
When storing their vape cartridges, consumers’ most common mistake is overfilling them with oil. It can lead to leaking during transport or even cause the entire cartridge to break apart when it's being used. If one notices that the vape cartridge has leaked, they need to clean up any excess oil immediately before using it again.

Check Vape Cartridges for Leaks Before Use
Before filling the pen with cannabis oil or vaping a pre-filled cartridge, customers should check for leaks by submerging the bottom end of the pen in water for 10 seconds. If bubbles appear around the mouthpiece or bottom end of the cartridge, there is a leak that must be repaired before using it again.

Refrigerate the Vape Cartridges
Some people prefer storing their vape cartridges in the refrigerator because they want to keep their oils fresh as long as possible. It can help prevent the degradation of flavor and vapour production over time, but it isn’t necessary if customers are using the oils right away after purchase. When storing inventory in your store, consider using a refrigerator for vape cartridges.

Don't Keep Vape Cartridges Near Heat Sources
Heat is bad for vape cartridges, and it's worse for THC vape cartridges. THC is an oil-based substance that degrades when exposed to high temperatures, even temps as low as 70 degrees Fahrenheit (21 degrees Celsius). If a customer leaves their vape cartridge in the car on a sunny day, the heat will degrade the oil inside and affect its potency. Heat also speeds up the aging process and makes the plastic more brittle, which can cause leaks.

Don't Store Vape Cartridges Near Chemicals
If customers keep vape cartridges in medicine cabinets or bathroom cabinets full of chemicals like cleaning supplies and personal care products, these chemicals can react with the oil inside the cartridge, causing it to break down faster than it usually would. It's best to keep the vape cartridge away from these chemicals as much as possible to ensure that it stays fresh and potent for more extended periods between uses.

Keep Them Out of the Reach of Children or Pets
A vape cartridge is a small piece of equipment that contains nicotine and other chemicals that can be harmful if ingested by children or pets. Customers must keep vape cartridges away from young children and animals so they don't accidentally ingest any of these components.

Store them upright
This means that the cartridge is standing up on its base and not lying down on its side. When stored this way, the vape liquid doesn't leak out through the holes at the bottom of the cartridge. If you store your cartridges laying down on their side on store shelves, then the liquid can leak out through these holes and cause damage to other cartridges or even destroy them completely.

Don't let them touch each other
If customers have multiple carts lying around on their desks, they need to ensure they don't touch each other as this will increase the chances of them leaking when being stored upright or transported around in bags/purses/etc.

Consider storing them in a tin can or a small container
The first thing that consumers need to do is find an airtight container where they can place their vape cartridges. They can use any type of container that has an opening at the top and bottom. The best option is to use a glass jar to prevent moisture from seeping into their cartridges. However, if they don’t have any glass jars available, they can use metal cans instead since they also work well.

Keep it off the ground
Storing vape cartridges off the ground and on store shelves keeps damaging moisture away. Your merchandise will stay in good condition and reduce the number of returns that result from damaged goods. Customers should not store vape cartridges on the ground or on a surface that could get wet with water or other liquids.