CBD and THC flavours refer to flavour varieties associated with products containing cannabidiol (CBD) or tetrahydrocannabinol (THC). These compounds are derived from or associated with cannabis, but they have different properties and effects. Product names and flavour descriptions do not confirm the actual contents, cannabinoid concentration, purity, or safety of a product. Buyers and retailers should check reliable manufacturer documentation, ingredient labels, and independent laboratory reports before making any claims about a product.

Flavor variety: Products may be marketed with fruit, mint, dessert, or other flavor profiles; availability varies by manufacturer.

Psychoactive effects: Pods containing THC may affect mood, perception, coordination, and judgment.

Relaxation or drowsiness: Some users report these effects, but individual responses vary.

Respiratory irritation: Vaping aerosols can irritate the lungs, particularly when products contain unsuitable additives or contaminants.

Unpredictable ingredients: Unverified products may contain undisclosed cannabinoids, solvents, or other substances.

Impairment risks: THC-containing products may affect driving, concentration, and decision-making.

Avoid using pods when their contents, source, or ingredients are unknown.

Do not add oils or flavorings that are not specifically intended for the device.

Avoid combining intoxicating products with alcohol or other drugs.

Do not drive or operate machinery while impaired.

Keep pods and liquids away from children and pets.

Cannabinoids: THC, CBD, or other compounds, if present.

Flavoring ingredients: Formulations vary by manufacturer; food-safe flavoring is not automatically safe to inhale.

Carrier or formulation ingredients: May vary by product.

Residual solvents or contaminants: Possible in inadequately manufactured or untested oils.