I’m reviewing a One Orijin Distillate vape cart, and I’m impressed so far.  I have tried a few of the other brands of medical Cannabis distillate vape carts, but this is my first One Orijin.  Right away, I was impressed with the flavor.  It’s so complex and seems to go from a sweet, berry flavor and scent to a savory garlic/onion flavor without warning.  It probably sounds strange, but I love it so far.  The balanced hybrid effects make this a great choice for any time of day too.

Pros:

• 100% Cannabis derived cannabinoids and labeled terpenes
• The gold standard for High-quality vape carts AVD cart hardware
• Amazing flavor, convenient, and easy to use for a beginner
• The inconspicuous aroma makes this a great “on the go” option.
• State maximum allowed THC percentage (70%)

Cons:

• Kind of expensive

Recommendations: I would recommend anyone who likes Cannabis vape carts to try these One Orijin vape carts! I had avoided stuff like this until just recently, and now I’m kicking myself for not getting them sooner. The main reason why I avoided these was just that they are on the expensive side, but the flavor is amazing in this one!

Check out our video review below, then keep reading on for the more in-depth review.

One Origin carts use real cannabis terps

  I’m a believer in the Entourage Effect, so this was a big plus to me.  I know that when I first got my medical card here in Ohio, that I was appalled to see the 70% maximum THC limit for concentrates and vapes, but since I learned about the Entourage Effect, I definitely appreciate our options more.  I really wish they would list the terpene content on all vape carts, including this one.  Its terpene content is probably quite high, with the flavor.

I’m just going to keep putting this next part about the Ohio medical marijuana rules in all of my reviews.  We have such strange rules here, and I want to help people understand them if I can.  Another quirk of note in our medical Cannabis system here is our “days allowance”.  I won’t go into too many details, but basically, one day’s worth of THC in a concentrate or vape cart is 590 mg.  This means that you will often see carts and concentrates that have 0.85 grams, or 850 mg of oil because 70% of that is right at the one-day maximum. 

There are also full gram carts here, but they have lower THC content, do not have too much over the 590 mg limit, and they just have more CBD or terpenes than the other 0.85 gram options.  I think a lot of people don’t realize that, and they think the full gram options must be better, but I don’t think that’s the case.

Who would enjoy this?

I think these One Orijin vape carts are great for anyone looking for a convenient, easy to use, inconspicuous medical Cannabis vape here in Ohio, and they want flavor.  You do need to have the AVD Seed battery already, to use this vape cart with its included magnetic adapter.  I’m sure that it works in other standard 510 thread batteries too, or you can always remove the adapter and just use any standard 510 threaded battery or regulated vape mod.  This “Forbidden” strain option is great for anyone who likes balanced hybrid strains would probably find this to be very beneficial with pain, anxiety, and stress during the day.

Good flavor and effects!

I really like the flavor from this cart.  The strain that I chose, “Forbidden”, is a hybrid, from what I’ve read.   The terpene content isn’t listed, and I couldn’t begin to guess at it.  I know that Limonene is the terpene responsible for the citrus flavor and aroma.  A quick Google search shows that Humulene is the compound in hops, so it gives an earthy, spicy flavor and aroma.  Last, but not least, Caryophyllene is the compound found in black pepper, basil, and oregano, with a funky warmth similar to cinnamon and cloves.  I imagine that these terps are present in this vape cart, and others too.

High-quality cartridge hardware, specifically designed for Cannabis oils

The vape pen hardware is made by Jupiter CCELL, and they are the gold standard.  These CCELL cartridges contain an AVD Ceramic core and are made from non-toxic, inert, lead-free materials, including durable, borosilicate glass.

Similar Cannabis products for comparison:

I have had a few different brands of medical Cannabis vape carts so far, here in Ohio.  It can be difficult for a brand to stand out.  I cannot tell a difference between the distillate carts that use Cannabis-derived terpenes, and the ones that use botanical terpenes.  I do see that it’s a positive thing for them to use Cannabis-derived terpenes, though. 

I’m honestly not sure if this cart counts as broad-spectrum or full-spectrum, but if you feel like you don’t get the desired effects from any broad spectrum carts, then I know that the Firelands Scientific live hash rosin carts, Grow Ohio, or Klutch CO2 oil Luster Pods or Buckeye Relief AiroPro Airo Pods Live resin series or Standard Wellness live resin sauce carts would probably be your best bet because those are full spectrum.  The AiroPro Pods are my favorite Cannabis vape option so far.

Conclusion

I am glad that I tried this One Orijin Forbidden vape cart.  I got this, along with some really nice live rosin concentrates and other vape carts and cannabis products, and they are all great.   The flavor is strong and I really like it, and I really like the packaging and how easy these carts are to use with the AVD Seed battery.  I have read so many complaints from people who bought a vape cart or pod from a dispensary, just to get home and not realize that they were missing the device needed for said cart or pod. 

I have only seen a few different strain options for these One Orijin vape carts, but I actually see that as a positive, because it makes it easier for someone new to not get overwhelmed by so many options.  So far, I really like this one, and plan on buying it again!

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