The lifespan of a disposable vape depends on usage frequency. For moderate users, a 1-gram vape can last several days to weeks.

No, disposable vapes are not designed to be refilled. Once the tank is empty, the device should be responsibly discarded.

Yes, most disposable 1-gram vapes come with rechargeable batteries, allowing you to fully consume the distillate before disposal.

These vapes can feature cannabinoids like delta-8 THC, THCA, delta-9 THC, or others, depending on the manufacturer.

Yes, they are federally legal when derived from hemp and contain less than 0.3% delta-9 THC by weight. However, state laws may vary, so check your local regulations.

Store your vape in a cool, dark place to preserve the potency of the distillate and prevent battery degradation.

Yes, all Area 52 disposable vapes undergo third-party lab testing to ensure they meet strict quality, safety, and potency standards. Every product comes with a Certificate of Analysis (COA) verifying cannabinoid content and confirming the absence of harmful additives or contaminants.

The primary difference is the tank size. 2-gram disposables last longer, while 1-gram devices are more compact and portable, making them ideal for users who value discretion and convenience.

Yes, disposable vapes can be recycled, especially their lithium batteries. Proper recycling is essential because lithium is a valuable and limited resource, with increasing demand for batteries in electronics and electric vehicles. Tossing vapes in the trash contributes to waste and depletes this critical material.

Check local recycling programs or e-waste drop-off locations to safely recycle the battery. Recycling helps conserve resources, reduces environmental harm, and supports the sustainable use of lithium.

While hemp-derived vapes are federally legal, TSA agents may not differentiate between legal and illegal products. For domestic travel, it’s best to carry vapes in your carry-on bag, not checked luggage. International travel with vapes is risky and not recommended due to varying cannabis laws.

Our vapes are designed with premium ingredients and should never produce a burnt flavor. 

If you’re experiencing a burnt flavor with your vape, it could mean:

• The distillate is running low
• The coil is overheating due to excessive or rapid puffs
• The battery voltage is too high (on adjustable devices)

Try shorter, gentler puffs and allow time between hits to prevent overheating.

A disposable vape typically lasts 12–18 months if stored properly. Over time, exposure to light, heat, and air can degrade cannabinoids and terpenes, leading to a weaker flavor and less potent effects.

No, Area 52 vapes contain pure, lab-tested hemp distillates with natural terpenes—no cutting agents, no synthetic additives, and no harmful fillers. Always check for a COA (Certificate of Analysis) when buying vapes to ensure quality.

While rare, leaks can occur due to:

• Extreme heat causing the distillate to thin and seep out
• Improper storage (e.g., leaving it in direct sunlight or inside a hot car)
• Manufacturing defects (if defective, contact customer support for a replacement)

To prevent leaks, store your vape upright in a cool place and avoid leaving it in extreme temperatures (such as a hot car or windowsil).

Most disposable vapes have a USB-C or micro-USB charging port. To charge:

• Connect your vape to a compatible USB charger (avoid high-voltage fast chargers).
• Charge until the indicator light signals full battery (usually a solid light or change in color).
• Unplug once fully charged to avoid overheating or battery wear.

If your vape isn’t charging, try a different cable or clean the charging port to remove debris. If the device is still not charging, reach out to our customer support team.