FVKD FAQ

FVKD makes hemp-derived THCA and THC-P products in three formats: disposable vapes, pre-rolls and live rosin dab syringes. At fvkdvapes.com that means six disposable lines, three pre-roll lines, 3.5g dab syringes with the FVKD Exotics Syringe Device, and an FVKD hat. Browse FVKD disposable vapes and FVKD pre-rolls, or shop the full range.

The extract is the difference; all three are 3.5g THCA disposables. Live rosin is solventless, pressed from plant material with heat and pressure. THCA sugar is a granular concentrate texture. Premium is the name of a third FVKD line, and FVKD doesn't specify its extraction process in the product data we carry. Our live rosin vs sugar vs premium guide compares them side by side.

FVKD Live Rosin Minis are 1.5g live rosin THCA disposables, a smaller fill than the 3.5g devices in FVKD's other disposable lines. They come as singles or 5-packs, and all nine Minis carry an indica, sativa or hybrid label from FVKD. Weigh the sizes in FVKD Minis vs 3.5g or browse the Live Rosin Minis.

Three FVKD lines list THC-P as the cannabinoid: Live Rosin THC-P Disposables (3.5g), Crumble THCP Disposables (3.5g) and Naked Holez THCP Pre-Rolls (2g x2). Every other vape, pre-roll and syringe lists THCA. THC-P is a separate cannabinoid that is generally described as potent, so start low and read THCA vs THC-P first.

Both are FVKD pre-rolls sold in a 2g x2 size. Hash Holez carry FVKD's diamond-infused label and list THCA. Naked Holez drop the diamond-infused label and come in two versions, one with THCA and one with THC-P. Hash-hole pre-rolls generally have hash running through the center, so check the packaging for FVKD's exact build. See Hash Holez vs Naked Holez.

It's a 3.5g syringe of live rosin THCA concentrate that you dispense yourself, rather than a pre-filled vape. FVKD offers 17 strains in this format, and the FVKD Exotics Syringe Device is sold alongside them. Syringes come as singles or 5-packs. Start with FVKD live rosin dab syringes and the syringe how-to guide.

None of the FVKD products we carry list delta-8 THC. Every FVKD vape, pre-roll and syringe in our store lists either THCA or THC-P as its cannabinoid. THCA is the acid form of THC that converts to delta-9 THC when heated, which makes it a different compound from delta-8. Our THCA vs delta-8 guide explains the difference in more detail.

We don't rank FVKD vapes by strength, because potency is measured batch by batch and reported on lab results, not in product names. To compare, open the lab results linked from each product page and check the cannabinoid figures. The THC-P lines are generally described as potent, but effects vary from person to person. The extract comparison guide covers what else differs.

Pack sizes depend on the line. The 3.5g disposables sell as singles or 6-packs, Live Rosin Minis and dab syringes as singles or 5-packs, and most pre-rolls as singles or 10-packs. Each product page lists its exact options with live prices; the Cherry Runtz dab syringe, for example, is $17.99 as a single or $69.99 as a 5-pack.

Take the device out of its packaging, remove anything covering the mouthpiece and take a short, gentle draw. Whether yours fires on the draw or needs a button isn't in the product data we carry, so check the insert for device-specific steps. Wait 10 to 15 minutes before deciding on another puff. The how to use an FVKD disposable guide covers each step.

If your FVKD device has a charging port, use a cable that fits it and follow the charging guidance printed on the packaging. The port type isn't listed in the product data we carry, so look at the device itself before buying a cable. Don't leave it charging unattended or near heat, and unplug it once it's charged. Our FVKD use and charging guide has more detail.

An FVKD that isn't hitting usually has a simple cause: the battery needs charging, a seal or cap is still on the mouthpiece, the draw is too hard or fast, or the extract has thickened in the cold. Let the device reach room temperature, then try a slower, gentler pull. The FVKD not hitting fixes guide walks through each cause, and you can contact us if none of them work.

Blinking lights on disposable vapes usually signal a status such as a low battery, a connection problem or an automatic cutoff after a long draw. The exact meaning depends on the device, and FVKD's light patterns aren't in the product data we carry, so check the insert first. Charging the device and pausing before the next draw sorts out many cases. See FVKD not hitting fixes for more.

Stop using it, wipe the mouthpiece and let the device settle at room temperature, since cold can thicken extract and heat can thin it. Store it upright and take gentle draws rather than hard pulls. If it's still clogged or leaking afterwards, don't try to open it. Read FVKD leaking or clogged for causes and fixes, and contact us if the device arrived faulty.

It depends on how often you use it and how long each draw is, so there's no reliable single figure, and FVKD doesn't publish puff counts in the product data we carry. What is fixed is the fill: a 3.5g device holds more than twice the extract of a 1.5g Mini. Our how long does FVKD last guide shows how to estimate your own usage.

Let the syringe reach room temperature, uncap it and press out a small amount of rosin into your dab rig, e-rig or compatible refillable device, following that equipment's instructions. Recap the syringe straight away and store it somewhere cool. Start with a small amount and wait before taking more. The FVKD syringe guide covers loading and refilling step by step.

Keep them cool, dry and out of direct sunlight, with vapes stored upright. Avoid leaving devices in hot cars or freezing conditions, which can change how the extract flows. Keep pre-rolls in their packaging so they don't dry out, and store everything well away from children and pets. Our FVKD storage guide covers heat, cold and travel in more detail.

Treat an empty disposable as electronic waste, because it contains a battery. Don't put it in household recycling or trash where local rules prohibit batteries, since damaged batteries can start fires in collection trucks and sorting facilities. Many areas run e-waste drop-off points or household hazardous waste collections, so check your city or county guidance for vape devices specifically.

Our strain library covers 76 FVKD strain names across every line we carry. Some names appear in more than one format: Alaskan Thunder, for example, is sold as a Live Rosin THCA disposable, a Live Rosin THC-P disposable and both versions of the Naked Holez pre-roll. Browse them all in the FVKD strain library, where each strain page links every product that carries it.

It depends on the product, and many carry no label at all. FVKD labels some strains indica, sativa or hybrid, and our pages repeat those labels exactly as given. These are traditional classifications, and effects vary from person to person whatever the label says. Browse labeled strains on the indica, sativa and hybrid hubs, or read the strain type guide.

Because FVKD doesn't publish one for them, and we don't fill the gap with guesses. In our product data, none of the 15 Live Rosin THCA Disposables carries an indica, sativa or hybrid label, while every Live Rosin Mini does. Where a label is missing, our strain pages may note how a name is widely described in cannabis culture, clearly marked as general reputation rather than FVKD's labeling.

FVKD applies labels across several lines. The Northern Lights Premium disposable and both Purple Punch products are labeled indica. The Blue Waffles dab syringe and the Tangerine Dream Mini are labeled sativa. The Gorilla Glue Premium disposable and the Watermelon OG syringe are labeled hybrid. The strain-type hubs list every labeled product.

For some products, FVKD uses short effect words, and we report them word for word. It describes the Blue Waffles dab syringe with "uplifting" and "energy", for instance, and the Bubblegum dab syringe with "relaxing" and "soothing". Many products have no effect words at all. These are FVKD's descriptions, not promises. Effects vary from person to person.

Not necessarily. A strain name can appear in different extracts and formats, and live rosin, THCA sugar and a smoked pre-roll tend to present aroma differently. FVKD also describes each product separately. Strawberry Cough, for example, comes as both a THCA Sugar disposable and a Crumble THCP disposable, each with its own cannabinoid and its own lab results.

There isn't a single best FVKD flavor; the right pick depends on the taste profile, format and strain type you prefer. Start with FVKD's own flavor words on each product page, then narrow by line and size. If you're new to a format, a single is a lower-commitment way to try a strain before buying a pack. The FVKD strain and flavor guide groups every flavor.

Some FVKD names match long-established cultivar names, such as Northern Lights, Jack Herer and Sour Diesel. FVKD doesn't publish genetics or lineage in the product data we carry, though, so treat a familiar name as a guide to the expected profile rather than proof of lineage. Each page in our strain library keeps FVKD's own descriptions separate from general reputation.

A COA, or certificate of analysis, is a laboratory's report on a sample from a specific production batch. For FVKD products it shows the cannabinoid profile, the delta-9 THC figure and, where tested, contaminant screening such as residual solvents, heavy metals, pesticides and microbials. Our FVKD COA guide explains how to read each section of the report.

Every vape, pre-roll and dab syringe page on fvkdvapes.com links to FVKD's published lab results for that product. Our lab results page also indexes every FVKD product we carry, so you can find yours quickly. If a link doesn't open or the report doesn't match your packaging, contact us with your order number and we'll help.

No. We're a retailer, so the testing behind FVKD products is FVKD's, carried out by the laboratories named on its reports. Our part is linking those reports from each product page and keeping lab figures out of our descriptions, because each batch has its own results. To judge a report, check the lab's name and any accreditation it lists.

A full-panel report typically screens for residual solvents, heavy metals such as lead and arsenic, pesticides, and microbials including mold and yeast; some also test for mycotoxins. Look for a pass or fail result against each limit. If a panel is missing, the report doesn't cover it, so don't read a blank as a pass. Our COA reading guide goes panel by panel.

Total THC combines the delta-9 THC a lab measured with the THC that THCA can become when heated. It's commonly calculated as delta-9 THC plus THCA multiplied by 0.877, since THCA loses some mass as it converts. For THCA products, total THC is usually far higher than delta-9 THC alone, so check both figures when you compare reports.

Live rosin is a solventless extract by definition: it's pressed from plant material or its resin with heat and pressure, without butane, propane, ethanol or other chemical solvents. That sets FVKD's live rosin lines, including the 3.5g disposables, Minis and dab syringes, apart from solvent-based extracts. The residual solvents panel on a COA is still worth reading.

Buy from a store you trust, then compare what arrives with the product page: the line, strain, size and cannabinoid should all match. Check the packaging for a batch number and look it up against FVKD's lab results. If anything looks off, such as misspellings or a missing batch number, contact the seller before using it. Our real vs fake FVKD guide covers more checks.

FVKD's products are marketed as hemp, which the 2018 Farm Bill defines as cannabis with no more than 0.3% delta-9 THC on a dry-weight basis. States add their own rules, and a federal law passed in November 2025 changes the definition to count total THC, including THCA, from November 2026. This is general information, not legal advice; check current federal, state and local law.

You must be 21 or older to buy FVKD products from fvkdvapes.com, and that applies to every order. Visitors confirm their age before they can browse product pages, and every buyer must also meet the legal age where they live. Our terms set out the age requirement in full. Some states and localities add their own rules, so check the law where you are.

Because FVKD products are for adults 21 and over, every visitor confirms their age before product pages become usable. Once you confirm, a cookie remembers your answer for 30 days on that browser, so you aren't asked on every visit. Clearing cookies or switching browsers brings the check back. Our privacy policy explains the age-verification cookie.

It depends on where you live, and the answer can change quickly. Some states follow the federal hemp definition closely, while others restrict THCA or intoxicating hemp products more tightly. We don't ship to Arkansas, Hawaii, Idaho, Kansas, Louisiana, Oklahoma, Oregon, Rhode Island, Utah or Vermont. Wherever you are, check your current state and local law before ordering; this isn't legal advice.

THC-P's legal status is debated and differs from state to state. Some states restrict hemp-derived cannabinoids such as THC-P, and the federal law passed in November 2025 limits intoxicating hemp products from November 2026. Before buying FVKD's THC-P disposables or THCP pre-rolls, check current federal, state and local law. This is general information, not legal advice.

State laws on hemp-derived THC products differ, so we don't ship to AR, HI, ID, KS, LA, OK, OR, RI, UT or VT. That list reflects how state rules treat these products and may change as laws do. Shipping to your state isn't a guarantee that local rules allow these products, so check your own state and local law before you order.

Yes, that's possible, and we can't tell you otherwise. THCA converts to delta-9 THC when heated, and common screenings look for THC metabolites without distinguishing hemp from marijuana. We can't rule it out for THC-P products either. If you're screened for work, sport or legal reasons, assume any THCA or THC-P product could lead to a positive result.

It may. A federal law passed in November 2025 changes the hemp definition to count total THC, including THCA, and limits intoxicating hemp products, with the change scheduled for November 2026. How it affects what can be sold and shipped depends on implementation and on state law. Our shipping policy will reflect any change to where we ship.

We ship FVKD orders to addresses within the United States only, and only to customers 21 and older. Within the US, we don't ship to AR, HI, ID, KS, LA, OK, OR, RI, UT or VT, and we don't ship internationally. Processing times, rates and delivery details are all in our shipping policy.

Orders are packed within 1–2 business days of our team confirming them with you, and usually arrive 3–7 business days after they ship, depending on your location. The shipping options available for your address appear at checkout before you pay. Full timing details are in our shipping policy, and you can contact us with your order number if an order seems delayed.

Orders ship with a carrier that accepts hemp products. The shipping method available for your address is shown at checkout, and our shipping policy explains any delivery requirements that apply to vape products. If you have a question about a specific shipment, contact us with your order number and we'll look into it with the carrier.

Shipping is free on every order, and the full total appears at checkout before you confirm, so nothing is added afterwards. See our shipping policy for where we ship and what to expect.

Yes. Every order ships in discreet packaging, so the outside of the parcel isn't designed to advertise what's inside. The FVKD retail packaging inside stays intact, which matters: it carries the product name and any batch details you'll use to match lab results. The shipping policy has more on how orders are sent.

No payment is taken on the website. You place your order with the full total shown at checkout, and our team then contacts you to confirm the order and arrange payment. If you have not heard from us after placing an order, contact us with your order number rather than placing a repeat order.

Every product is priced below the brand site's current single-unit price, and we show the difference live. The Northern Lights Premium disposable, for example, is $35.99 here, which is $2.00 less than fvkd.com per unit. It's the same FVKD product; the saving comes from how we price, not from a different version.

Our prices follow FVKD's current pricing on fvkd.com and update throughout the day, so a price can move between visits while staying below the brand site per unit. The price on the product page is always current, and your checkout total reflects prices at the moment you order. If a price looks wrong, contact us before you buy.

You can request a return within 30 days of delivery for items that meet the conditions in our returns policy. Because vapes, pre-rolls and syringes are consumable products, that page explains which items qualify and what condition they need to be in. Start by contacting us with your order number so we can confirm the next steps.

Contact us as soon as you can with your order number, a description of the damage and photos of the parcel and product. Keep the packaging until we've reviewed the problem, since it may be needed for a carrier claim. We'll explain the next steps under our returns policy, which sets out how damaged deliveries are handled.

Try the basic fixes first: charge the device if it has a port, let it reach room temperature and take a slow, gentle draw. The FVKD not hitting guide covers the common causes. If it still doesn't work, contact us with your order number and a short description of the problem, and we'll explain your options under our returns policy.

Whether an opened vape, pre-roll or syringe can be returned is set out in our returns policy, along with the 30-day window for requests. Hemp products are consumables, so opened items are usually handled differently from sealed ones, and a faulty product is handled differently from a change of mind. If you're unsure, contact us before sending anything back.

Once a return or refund is approved, we process it within 5 business days. After that, the time it takes to appear in your account depends on your payment method and bank, which can add several business days. If you still haven't seen the refund after that, contact us with your order number and we'll check its status.

Contact us as soon as possible with your order number and the change you need. Orders can usually be canceled or updated, for example with a corrected address, until they've been packed and handed to the carrier. After that, changes are limited, and a return under our returns policy may be the only option.

Use our contact page. Include your order number if your question is about an order, plus photos if something arrived damaged or isn't working. For product and device questions, our FVKD guides may already have the answer you need.

First check around your delivery address, with neighbors and at any building mailroom, and give it a day, since parcels are sometimes marked delivered early. If it still hasn't turned up, contact us with your order number. We'll look into it with the carrier and explain the options set out in our shipping policy.