Collection: THC Carts and THC Vapes

The effects of a THC vape typically last between 2 to 3 hours, with the peak occurring around 20 to 30 minutes after use.

However, the exact duration can vary based on several factors, including individual tolerance, age, gender, body type, the strain of cannabis used, the size of the dose, and the vaping temperature.

The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) allows passengers to fly with hemp derived THC products under certain conditions. The products must contain no more than 0.3 percent THC on a dry weight basis.

However, you can not fly to a destination or state where the hemp product is illegal. Also, the TSA is unable to determine THC concentrations which could cause problems in some cases unless you have a sale receipt. 

THC carts and Vapes should always travel in carry-on luggage and never be placed in checked bag because this creates a fire hazard.

NEVER fly internationally with cannabis products of any kind.

Yes, THC vape cartridges (including hemp-derived THC) do expire.

Most THC vape cartridges maintain optimal potency and quality for approximately 12–24 months from the manufacturing date.

Always check the product expiration date on the box before using. If there is no expiration date then do not use it.

Yes, you can generally fly domestically in the U.S. with hemp-derived Delta-8 THC products, provided they're federally legal and contain less than 0.3% Delta-9 THC by dry weight (as outlined by the 2018 Farm Bill).

TSA and Delta-8 THC

The TSA does not specifically screen for Delta-8 THC.

TSA agents primarily look for federally illegal substances or items considered a security risk.

However, if they find a substance suspected to be marijuana (high Delta-9 THC), they may refer you to local authorities.

Best Practices for Traveling

Keep products in original packaging with clearly labeled ingredients.

Bring a copy of the product’s certificate of analysis (COA) verifying legality.

Check local laws at your departure and arrival destinations, as state laws regarding Delta-8 THC vary widely.

Caution

International travel with Delta-8 THC is not advisable due to strict drug laws in other countries.

Always confirm state-specific legality before traveling domestically.

Following these guidelines ensures smoother travel experiences with Delta-8 THC products.

THC from a vape pen typically stays detectable in your system for 1–30 days, but exact timelines vary based on usage frequency.

Detection Windows

Occasional user (once or twice per week): 3–7 days

Moderate user (several times a week): 7–14 days

Regular or daily user: Up to 30 days or longer, especially with heavy use.

Influencing Factors

Frequency and dosage

• Metabolism
• Body fat percentage
• Hydration levels

For occasional users, THC typically clears within about 1–7 days.

Regular users might test positive 2–4 weeks after the last use.

Note

Drinking water, exercising, and maintaining a healthy lifestyle can slightly speed up detoxification, but only time reliably eliminates THC.

Flying with a hemp-derived THC pen within the U.S. is federally legal if it contains less than 0.3% Delta-9 THC by dry weight, in accordance with the 2018 Farm Bill.

However, always verify local laws at your departure and destination points.

Advisable?

Yes, within the U.S., it's generally low-risk if clearly labeled as hemp-derived and below 0.3% THC.

Keep original packaging to prove legality.

Difference between hemp-derived THC and marijuana THC?

Hemp-derived THC (≤0.3%) is federally legal; marijuana-derived THC (>0.3%) is illegal federally and can lead to legal issues during travel.

Recommendation:

Verify airline and TSA guidelines.

Keep documentation (lab results or certificates of analysis).

Do not travel internationally with any THC products, even hemp derived, due to strict laws abroad.