West Coast Cure chooses to use high-end glass tanks with ceramic atomizers to preserve the integrity, flavor and potency of our product. While plastic tanks, metal coils, and cotton wicks may be more durable, we believe they are inferior materials that offer a subpar consumption experience.
- 1 Gram Cartridges Filled with Premium THC Oil & Terpenes
- Carefully Crafted Quartz Glass & Ceramic Core Provides a Smooth, Full Hit
SLEEK. POWERFUL. ADJUSTABLE.
Customized Vaping Experience to Suit Your Mood
- Variable Temperature of 3.2V-3.8V
- Premium Soft Touch & Comfortable Grip
- Available in White or Black
- Micro-USB Charger Included
Shop with Confidence
Authentic WCC products are available only at licensed dispensaries or delivery services in California.
Cartridges available in:
Apple Burst, Birthday Cake, Gas OG, Gelato, Grape Ape, Jack Herer, Lemon Cooler, Lucky Charmz, Skywalker OG, Super Glue, Watermelon Sorbet, Zkittlez
FAQs
PURCHASING A CUREpen
How are your prices so low?
Because cannabis consumers deserve a fair priced, high quality cannabis vape. We streamlined our manufacturing process to produce our premium product cost-efficiently without compromising on quality.
Can anyone purchase cartridges directly from West Coast Cure?
No, we do not offer any direct to patient or customer sales of our products. All purchases of medicated or recreational items must be done through Licensed retailers in California. You can find an interactive map of all our partner retailer locations on the FIND page of our website.
I don’t see a new or specific flavor at my dispensary. How can I get a specific flavor?
Ask your favorite dispensary or delivery service to order the flavor that you want! They won’t know you’re looking for it if you don’t ask them.
CUREpen MATERIALS
What hardware are your cartridges made with?
West Coast Cure chooses to use high-end glass tanks with ceramic atomizers to preserve the integrity, flavor and potency of our product While plastic tanks, metal coils, and cotton wicks may be more durable, we believe they are inferior materials that offer a subpar consumption experience.
Do you add anything other than Premium THC Oil and terpenes to your oil?
No, we do not use any fillers when creating our products. Our cartridges only contain cannabinoids and terpenes.
How long does the cartridge last?
That depends on your usage. You will know the cartridge is empty when the flavor runs out and there is no more vapor when you inhale.
What does variable voltage mean?
The amount of heat used determines flavor and thickness of vapor. A variable voltage battery allows you to control your preferred temperature and ultimately control your vaping experience. Go low if you are looking for a nuanced flavor profile; go a little higher for a bigger hit packed with both flavor and volume of vapor.
CHARGING THE CUREpen
How do I know if the battery needs charging?
You will know that the battery needs charging when the light on the button of the battery blinks ten times and there is little to no vapor when inhaled.
How do I recharge the battery?
Using the supplied charging interface, screw the charger into the battery and connect the USB end into a compatible power source. The indicator light will pulse three times when first connected, turns red while charging, and turns green when fully charged.
CUREpen TROUBLESHOOTING
How do I use my CUREpen Cartridge and Battery?
The cartridge + battery combination is button activated. Secure a CUREpen Cartridge (sold separately) into the battery. Click the circular power button five times in two seconds to turn the battery on/off. Adjust voltage by turning bottom screw control between 3.2V and 3.8V. LED light blinks ten times to notify consumers of low battery. You will know that it’s working when the light on the button of the battery is illuminated and you inhale vapor.
I’m having trouble charging my battery.
The first thing you’ll want to confirm is that you are using a CUREpen Cartridge with your CUREpen battery. You’ll also want to confirm that it is, in fact, the battery that is not working, versus a cartridge that is not working. You can test the battery to see if it works by inhaling through the open end of the battery unit. If the light illuminates, the battery is operational.
My CUREpen cartridge seems clogged. What can I do?
A few troubleshooting options for a clogged cartridge:
- You can try to clean the “contact” or the connection point where the cartridge meets the battery. We recommend using a cotton swab and rubbing alcohol.
- Warm the cartridge in a closed fist to loosen any potential clogs in the screw terminal.
- Blow through the screw terminal to loosen any potential clogs in the cartridges.