Vape pens are a convenient way to enjoy your nicotine buzz without the drama of smoking cigarettes, ingesting tobacco, or flirting with carcinogens. And since vaping took root back in 2003, thousands of brands have gotten into the business. Today, we’re going to learn how to use a Cookies vape pen. It’s a model that works with 510 thread batteries and 510 cartridges.

What is a Cookies Vape Pen?

A Cookies vape pen is a cigalike or e-cig fitted with 510 threads and loaded with weed oil. Its reusable models have a cylindrical silhouette intended to mimic a tobacco cigarette. The top part is a disposable cartridge. The bottom is a battery that converts electricity into heat so you can vaporize your e-juice into aerosols. Cookies also makes disposable oblong vape pens.

When you inhale these aerosols, you get a pleasant hit and exhale pretty puffs of cloud. The battery and the cartridge twist into each other like a screw. Cookies vapes are convenient since you can fit any Cookies battery into any Cookies cart, meaning you can easily replace the e-juice cart or the battery when they get depleted. You don’t have to buy a whole new e-cig.

Cookies vape pens also come with a USB charging port. You plug your battery into it and wait 45 minutes to three hours until it’s fully charged. This charger works with any USB outlet on a computer, charging lamp, or wall plug. Remember that charging your battery directly from the wall plug is much faster than using a computer, phone, or any secondary charging device.

When cigalikes first came out, they were aimed at smokers who were trying to quit. So these e-cigs used e-juice infused with nicotine. Over time, 0% nicotine vapes were introduced. You can now find e-cigs prefilled with weed cartridges. Cookies vape pens (as their brand name suggests) have weed oil with THC (Delta 8 and Delta 9), HHC, CBD, or mixed cannabinoids.

Flavor Profiles in Cookies Vape Pens

Regular vape pens have flavored e-liquids like watermelon ice. And this fleshy fruit variant can be a psychological treat. It reminds you of chilled juice on a hot summer day, which can be a useful mind trick when your vape is drying you out. But weed pens like the Cookies vape pen don’t have added flavor. Instead, the weed oil might be infused with aromatic terpenes.

The strains available in Cookies vape pens include the citrusy Congo Kashmir and creamy Cereal Milk. Although these strains aren’t artificially flavored, fruity notes are bred into the plant as it grows. Ridgeline Lantz tastes like sweet, earthy pine candy while Triple Scoop has an ice cream sherbet aroma. Pacman echoes cotton candy, lime juice, and fermented berries.

Cookies vape pens are defined as disposable since their carts – sometimes called filters – are single-use. But the brand also sells disposable vapes, flower aka buds, edibles, and pre-rolls aka joints. Buds and pre-rolls have to be smoked so they re-introduce the ash and toxins that we’re dodging by using vapes. Edibles offer a slow but longer high with less potency control.

That’s why their vape option is so popular. It’s verifiably safer than smoking, you can manage the high based on the number and depth of inhales, and you can feel the effect in minutes (as compared to edibles that can take half an hour or more to kick in). Cookies vapes are quite discreet since the aerosols dissipate in minutes, unlike weed smoke which lingers for hours.

How Does a Cookies Vape Pen Work?

Cookies vape pens are extremely easy to use. Just screw your filter or cart onto the battery and it’s good to go! Of course, the battery has to be charged and the Cookies cart has to have sufficient weed oil in it. And it helps to confirm the flavor of the cart. Some have THCA and CBD, which won’t get you high. Others have THC and HHC which are known psychoactives.

But most carts have some combination of these cannabinoids to facilitate the full entourage effect. The difference is in their proportions. For example, THC and HHC carts have minimal CBD since it may dilute the high. Conversely, the other two have just enough psychoactives to heighten the healing effects without making you high … but might still show up on tests.

While Cookies vape pen carts all have a 510 thread, you can buy different types of Cookies vape batteries. You can get a C-Cell battery that’s compatible with other brand carts, as long as they have a 510 thread. Meanwhile, Cookies 2.4V batteries are designed specifically for Cookies cartridges and are 13.5mm wide. Or you can buy the 510 Plus with five heat settings.

The C-Cell battery is a manual-inhale vape which means breathing in will activate the battery while the others are auto-inhale units. That means you press a button to activate the battery, which then heats up the oil and releases aerosols into your mouth. The manual-inhale C-cells have a micro-USB that screws onto the battery. But auto-inhales have a USB port on the side.

How to Use Cookies Vape Pen?

Tip 1: Check if it’s a Disposable Cookies Vape or a Disposable Cart

On a disposable vape pen, the battery and the e-juice canister are permanently connected and you can’t separate them without destroying the pen. This applies to disposable weed pens as well. They’re the easiest Cookies vape pens to use, but they also have the smallest capacity – 1g of weed oil. They have no buttons so open the pack, charge, inhale, and enjoy.

But if your Cookies vape pen has disposable cartridges instead, you’ll need a few extra steps to vape your weed. The cart may need to be linked to its heat source and the battery might need prepping as well. The rest of the steps in this weed vaping guide will explain how to use a Cookies vape pen that has a detachable 510 thread cart and a matching 510 thread battery.

Tip 2: Separate the Pieces for Safety Reasons

This may seem obvious, but ensure the battery is off and is detached from the cart before you charge it! On some models of Cookies vapes – and many other 510 thread vape brands – the part of the battery that screws into the charger is the same part that screws into the cartridge so it’s impossible to charge the battery while it’s connected to its oil canister or its atomizer.

This is because vape pods clip into the top of their vape pens while the charging port is on the bottom or the side. But some 510 thread pens have the charging port on the side as well, so you might forget and plug in the charger cable while the e-liquid container is still attached. This can damage your battery, burn your e-juice, or cause electrical damage so double-check!

Tip 3: Confirm the Type of Cookies Battery You Have and Charge It

This is a crucial step both in the usage of your Cookies vape pen and the charging process. As we said, a C-Cell battery has a USB jack that screws onto the battery, so you can directly plug it into your computer or your USB wall socket. On the other hand, 2.4V Cookies batteries are built with their USB port on board, so you need a micro-USB cable to connect them to power.

And if you’re using a 510 Plus, you need a micro-USB cable for charging, but you may also need to preheat the vape before you use it. The 510 Plus Cookies vape battery has five power settings ranging from 1.8V to 3.8V. It takes some practice to use this Cookies vape battery since a 3-second long-press will preheat the thing but 5 consecutive clicks will turn it on/off.

Tip 4: Check That Your Cookies Cart is Compatible

As we said before, Cookies vape carts come with 510 threads so you can technically use them with any vape that has the right power settings. This means you can vape them in a box mod as long as it has a temperature gauge that’s suitable for cannabis. The best range for vaping weed is 320°F to 356°F or 160°C to 180°C. This effectively covers THC and CBD entourage.

If you have a box battery that has no threads, you can still use your Cookies disposable cart with it if the temperature settings are within the right range. But you might need a magnetic end-clip. You attach it to the connectors on the cart and they cover the threads, allowing the Cookies cart to slip into the box battery and complete the circuit. They’re readily available.

Tip 5: Connect Your E-Juice or Weed Oil Cannister to the Battery

Before you put the pieces together, do a quick cleanse by wiping the threads with a cotton swab or Q-tip dipped in rubbing alcohol, vinegar, or cheap vodka. This gets rid of any grease, gunk, or grime that might interrupt the electrical connection. Next, if you’re using a Cookies battery, screw the cart counter-clockwise or hold the ends and twist in opposite directions.

If you’re unsure, remember the rule of cogs and screws: righty-tighty, lefty-loosey. Link the two pieces firmly so they can’t pull apart, but don’t squeeze them too close together or you might wear out the threads. In case the Cookies vape pen you’re using is a 510 Plus, you can now press the button for three seconds to preheat the device and prepare it for your session.

Tip 6: Inhale Your Cookies Vape Pen and Enjoy

On some auto-inhale button vapes, pressing the button will release aerosols from the drip tip or mouthpiece so you can see them wafting out. But on a Cookies vape, five quick clicks will simply turn the vape pen on or off. So after optional pre-heating and/or five-click ignition, you still have to inhale to pull the vapor into your mouth. Hold it in for five to ten seconds.

The longer you can hold it, the stronger the hit will be but aim for at least three seconds. As you hold, part your lips slightly and pull in extra air through your teeth or take a deep breath through your nose. In both cases, don’t exhale since the additional intake of air pushes the vapor deeper into your lungs. Slowly exhale, then wait 3 to 5 minutes before inhaling again.

Tip 7: Let the Cookies Settle In

With nicotine vapes, the buzz is almost instant, but you still have to pace yourself to avoid nicotine sickness. But with marijuana products like the weed oil in Cookies vape pens, the effect takes a little longer. To be on the safe side and avoid an overwhelming high, don’t chain vape. Be mindful and wait at least three (but ideally ten) minutes between inhales.

You might find yourself coughing after your first few inhales. This is because your system isn’t used to the oil so it’s irritating your throat and lungs. To avoid the discomfort, take shorter, shallower hits and give yourself time to adjust. You can also chase the inhale with soothing sips of something weed-enhancing. Try sweet tea or mango juice to soften the edge. 

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