I’ve noticed that most 2g cannabis vape products on the market are disposables rather than 510 cartridges. Can someone tell me why? What are the reasons?
Thank you so much
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We like to keep cart vendors on their toes. All American consumers prefer 5 gram 510 carts.
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Definitely need to see more 5+ gram 510 carts on the market. Americans love big, maybe a 10 gram 510???
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I would imagine because the 510 is considered an economical solution, so adding an extra gram negates the economic aspect of it. That is how we look at it from a retail perspective. My 1 gram 510’s are for the price conscious consumer, my dispos are 2 and 3.5 and are viewed as a more convenient. Dispos are more discreet too, 510’s can be discreet but usually are not because the discrete batteries cost more than “stick” batteries
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I was only trolling here, LOL. no one wants a 510 anything anymore it seems.
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That make sense, it’s about product positioning and different user requirements。Thank you BigGuy.
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Hahaha…don’t fuck with me, dude. I’ve never seen a 5g THC 510 carts.
But half of the market was captured by 510 carts in the US, that’s true.
My guess is battery size. Most batteries that fit a 510 cart are only so wide, doing more than a gram would get comically long and skinny which would obviously have immediate issues
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Yes, I also think this is one of reason, most 510 batteries are 80-90mm length, if make the 2g carts keep the same diameter with the 1g carts, the 2g cartrs’ length will be very long. but if make the 2g cartridges a bigger width or bigger diameter, which will keep similar length as the 1g carts, will the consumers mind it? I saw this carts on reddit.
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The “cancer season” ad on the 14 gram, $0.42 AIO vape is on point.
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