2 Gram Carts

Our 2-gram carts pack twice the oil of a standard cartridge, so you refill and replace less often. Every cart is third-party lab tested, made with no synthetic cannabinoids and no cutting agents, and kept under the 0.3% Delta-9 THC limit set by the 2018 Farm Bill.

What is a 2-gram vape cart?

A 2-gram cart is a vape cartridge holding 2 milliliters of cannabis oil, or 2,000mg, which is double the capacity of a standard 1-gram cart. The hardware and the 510 threading are the same. The tank is simply larger.

That extra volume is the whole value proposition. You get roughly twice the sessions per cart, a lower cost per gram, and fewer trips back to restock.

How many puffs are in a 2-gram cart?

A 2-gram cart delivers roughly 400 to 660 puffs. A typical draw pulls between 3mg and 5mg of oil, so 2,000mg divided across that range gives you the spread. Longer, harder pulls land you at the low end and short pulls at the high end.

Your real number depends on draw length, device voltage, and how hot the coil runs. Higher voltage vaporizes more oil per second, which is why the same cart empties faster on an aggressive setting.

If a 2-gram cart still runs dry faster than you would like, our Beast Mode 6-gram vapes triple the capacity again.

What battery do you need for a 2-gram cart?

Any standard 510-thread battery will fit a 2-gram cart, but capacity matters more than fit. Look for at least 350mAh, and 500mAh or higher if you want to get through a full cart without daily charging.

Set voltage between 2.5V and 3.5V for distillate and live resin. Below that range the oil struggles to vaporize and the pull feels thin. Above roughly 3.7V you start scorching the oil, which tastes burnt and destroys terpenes.

A preheat function helps with thicker oil and cold weather. A short preheat cycle loosens the oil before you draw, which is the single easiest way to prevent a clog. For draw technique, see our guide on how to hit a cart.

Why do vape carts clog, and how do you fix one?

Carts clog when oil cools and thickens inside the airway, or when condensation collects in the mouthpiece. Thicker oils like live resin and liquid diamonds clog more readily than thin distillate, and cold temperatures make any oil more viscous.

Three habits cause most clogs. Storing a cart on its side or upside down lets oil migrate into the mouthpiece. Long, hard pulls flood the chamber faster than the coil can vaporize. Chain vaping builds condensation with no time to clear.

To clear a clog, warm the cart in your hand for a minute or run a preheat cycle, then take a short, gentle draw. If the mouthpiece itself is blocked, clear it carefully with a thin wooden pick. Never modify the cartridge or try to open a sealed tank.

To prevent clogs, store carts upright, keep pulls to three to five seconds, and pause a few seconds between draws.

1-gram vs 2-gram carts: which size should you buy?

Buy a 2-gram cart if you vape most days and want the lowest cost per gram. Buy a 1-gram cart if you vape occasionally or like rotating strains, since a smaller cart gets finished while the terpenes are still fresh.

Current pricing sits on each product page, so you can compare cost per gram directly across sizes before you buy. For a wider look at the category, browse all vape carts.

What is in our vape oil?

Our carts contain cannabis oil and cannabis-derived terpenes, with no Vitamin E acetate, no propylene glycol, no polyethylene glycol, and no vegetable glycerin. Those cutting agents thin oil cheaply and carry documented inhalation risks, so we do not use them.

Every batch is third-party lab tested and the results are posted publicly at our COA page. Each Certificate of Analysis lists cannabinoid content and screens for heavy metals, pesticides, residual solvents, and microbials.

Oil type changes the experience. Distillate runs thin and neutral, while liquid diamonds and live resin carry heavier terpene loads and a fuller flavor. Our breakdown of live resin vs distillate carts covers the difference.

How should you store and care for a 2-gram cart?

Store carts upright in a cool, dark, dry place. Heat, light, and air degrade both potency and terpenes, and an upright cart keeps oil away from the mouthpiece.

• Keep voltage in the 2.5V to 3.5V range to avoid burning the oil.
• Take short pulls of three to five seconds rather than long hard draws.
• Wipe the threading and battery contacts occasionally to prevent residue buildup.
• Finish an open cart before starting a new one so nothing sits half used.
• Keep carts out of hot cars and direct sunlight.

Where we ship 2-gram carts

Hemp-derived vape carts are federally legal under the 2018 Farm Bill when they contain less than 0.3% Delta-9 THC by dry weight, but state laws vary and some states restrict hemp-derived THC.

We ship to most of the continental US and cannot ship to Alaska, Hawaii, or Washington, or to states where these products are restricted. Check your state’s current rules before ordering. All purchases require age verification for 21 and older.

2-gram cart FAQ

How long does a 2-gram cart last?

At roughly 10 to 15 puffs per day, a 2-gram cart lasts about a month. Heavy daily use brings that closer to a week or two. The 400 to 660 puff range is the honest way to estimate it, since daily habits vary widely.

Will a 2-gram cart fit my vape pen?

Yes, if your pen uses 510 threading, which most do. The connection is identical across cart sizes. Check that your battery has enough capacity, because a 350mAh battery will need charging several times before a 2-gram cart runs out.

Is a 2-gram cart worth it for occasional use?

Not usually. If you vape a few times a month, a 1-gram cart finishes while the terpenes are still fresh, and you get to rotate strains more often. The cost-per-gram savings on a 2-gram cart only pay off if you actually finish it.

Why is my cart not hitting?

The most common causes are a clogged airway, a dead battery, or dirty contacts between the cart and battery. Warm the cart and run a preheat cycle first, then check the charge, then wipe the threading. If airflow is completely blocked, the mouthpiece is usually where the oil has pooled.

What voltage should I use for a 2-gram cart?

Stay between 2.5V and 3.5V. Lower settings preserve flavor and terpenes, higher settings produce bigger vapor but burn through oil faster and risk scorching it. Start at the low end and work up until the draw feels right.

How much THC is in a 2-gram cart?

Cannabinoid content varies by product, and the exact percentage for the cart you are buying is listed on its product page and its COA. Check the batch number on your cart against the published Certificate of Analysis to confirm.

Do 2-gram carts show up on a drug test?

Yes, most likely, because standard drug tests screen for THC metabolites regardless of whether the THC came from hemp or cannabis. Give yourself a wide buffer before any test. Our guide on how long a cart stays in your system covers detection windows.

Can I refill a 2-gram cart?

Our carts are sealed single-use hardware and are not designed to be refilled or opened. Opening a sealed tank risks leaks, contamination, and damage to the coil.

Looking for another format?

Want something with the battery built in? Browse disposable vapes, or compare the two in our guide to disposable vapes vs 510 cartridges. You can also shop by cannabinoid across THCa carts and Delta-8 carts.

Shop 2-gram carts at IndaCloud

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