Kava Vapes

The portable branch of our kava range. Each kava vape carries kava extract in a vegetable glycerin and propylene glycol base with botanical terpenes. Choose the Kava Vape Disposable if you want zero setup, the 0.5 ml screw-on cart if you have a 510 battery, or refill juice for your own hardware. The Kanna Kava Blue Lotus Vape brings all three of our headline plants into one pen. Drinkable kava is under kava extracts and instant kava and kava root powder.

At a glance

• Real kava extract, not a flavor imitation
• Disposable, 510 cart and refill juice
• No nicotine, no tobacco, no THC
• Works with our 510 thread battery

Why vape kava. A kava drink takes half an hour to come on and a good while to prepare. A kava vape is felt within minutes, lasts under an hour and fits in a pocket, which makes it the right tool for a short break rather than a full evening session. Many kava bar regulars keep one for between visits.

How to choose.

• First kava vape: the disposable.
• Own a battery: the screw-on cart.
• Refilling: kava vape juice.
• Want kanna and lotus in the mix: the three-plant pen.

How to use. One short draw, wait five minutes, repeat if wanted. Two to four draws is a normal session. Keep pens upright and out of heat.

What to expect. A light tingle on the lips and tongue, then a calm, loose feeling in the shoulders. Milder and shorter than a bowl of kava.

Cautions.

• Do not combine kava with alcohol, sedatives or benzodiazepines
• Not for use if pregnant or nursing; ask your provider if you take any medication
• Adults 21 and over only; keep away from children and pets

Common questions

• Does it numb your mouth like kava drink? A little, on the lips and tongue, though less than a bowl.
• Is there nicotine? No. Kava extract, VG, PG and terpenes only.
• Can I refill the disposable? It is sealed. Use the screw-on cart or our empty refillable carts with the juice instead.

Disclaimer. These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Kava is a traditional botanical, and traditional use does not establish that it will produce any particular result. Consult your healthcare provider before use if you take any medication or have a medical condition. Keep out of reach of children.

Written by Robert Lattig, founder of Healing Herbals, practicing herbalist for 13 years.