Vape N Terps Review

Edited by Cathy Rozyczko February 9, 2021

Vape N Terps offers an astounding range of cannabidiol-infused products, including a prodigious amount of CBD vape pen cartridges, as well as cannabidiol distillate and CBD isolate. And while we appreciate the company’s obvious passion for what it does, we wish Vape N Terps would channel just a bit more of that energy toward information distribution, as some more nuanced third-party testing data and details on the company’s hemp sourcing and extraction methods aren’t quite as plentiful as inventory.

Vape N Terps is all about fun. The company operates off the philosophy that joy is an experience that should be had by all, and it hopes to spread that fantastic feeling through the proliferation of its cannabidiol products.

Hemp for Vape N Terps is sourced in Colorado, the company says, though too few other details on the growing process or CBD oil extraction method of choice are offered for us to award our quality badge.

Still, the business’ own quality control methods are particularly hands-on. It explains that its vape juice varieties are formulated, in part, through the culmination of company-wide personal experience with different strands of CBD oil. That front-line approach is also part of the reason why Vape N Terps abstains from using toxic—yet common—additives like PG and VG in its cannabidiol vape oil. (The company also stays away from MCT oil, and all of its products are free of THC).

But what it lacks in technical details, it more than makes up for in breadth of product offerings. On sale at the company’s digital store is no less than a smorgasbord of CBD vape oils, CBD shatter, cannabidiol isolate, and CBD distillate. And prices are reasonable, spanning from $15 to just $50.

In fact, the inventory line is so extensive, the company advises that one way to peruse its shelves is to start by determining which combination of terpenes you prefer. (The advice is also helpful as the Vape N Terps website can present as overwhelming and can be a bit confusing to navigate).

Indeed, each product page comes not only with a Certificate of Analysis confirming which cannabinoids and terpenes are included in the CBD oil, but with a detailed explanation of the benefits of those particular compounds. Unfortunately, however, we don’t get similarly detailed reports on the presence of any heavy metals, residual solvents, or other contaminants, which leaves our coveted safety badge out of the mix.

Bottom Line – Vape N Terps embodies an obvious joie de virve, which is not only highlighted in the company’s own mission statement, but by its jubilant and prodigious line of CBD oil offerings. The company obviously revels in all the details of cannabidiol and terpenes and how the two can endlessly combine, though we wish they’d apply just a bit of that same enthusiasm toward documentation. While we do get a batch of third-party lab results accounting for the presence of said terpenes and CBD levels in each product, we’re left without any evidence of whether heavy metals, residual solvents, or other contaminants have snuck into the mix. And there’s just not enough information available on the company’s hemp source and preferred CBD oil extraction method for us to award our quality badge.