Wax Pens

WHAT IS A WAX PEN? IS IT THE SAME AS A DAB PEN?

These terms are interchangeable since a dab is just another term for concentrate and wax is one type of concentrate. Others include shatter, live resin and budder. Wax pens in general are still a fairly new thing so they are known by both names but can be used to vape all of these concentrates.

HOW DO YOU USE A WAX PEN

Turn on the wax pen by clicking it several times (usually 5) in succession. This is when you check to make sure the coils are working prior to loading them. You then put your wax onto your primed coils and slide the mouthpiece back into place. The wax will begin to melt down and vaporize quickly so you can instantly rip it up.

HOW DO YOU LOAD A WAX PEN

This can be tricky for new users since wax and other concentrates are sticky and stubborn. To make this as easy as possible, make sure you use the dab tool that comes with your pen. Carefully, place the wax directly onto the coils but try not to be as gentle as possible with the coils themselves. You can also blob the wax on the sides without directly touching the coils as well but some experienced users feel they get harder hits when the wax is actively on the coils.

HOW MUCH IS A GOOD WAX PEN?

Our experts have tried out all of the wax pens we have and no matter what your budget is, you can pick up an excellent wax pen. The Yocan Evolve Plus and Plus XL start out at $50 which is one of the most affordable pens out there. Of course, you can treat yourself to the G Pen Roam topping out at $250. Either way, if you love concentrates, you will not be disappointed with these pens.

HOW LONG SHOULD IT TAKE TO CHARGE A WAX PEN? 

For the most part, it should take between 30 minutes to 45 minutes to charge your wax pen battery. The Utillian 5 boats one of the largest batteries around on the end of a wax pen at 1500mah but that extra charging time translates directly to how much longer you can use it without worrying about finding a power source.

HOW LONG DO WAX PEN COILS LAST?

Coils can last anywhere from a few weeks to several months. All of this depends on the type of coil and how heavily it is being worked. All of the brands we carry come with a couple of extra coils and offer super affordable replacements.