The HQD new packaging and logo are part of a rebrand announced on November 20, 2025. HQD introduced the packaging on January 15, 2026, and upgraded its anti-counterfeiting label on April 21, 2026. As of November 6, 2026, we found no sign of another change on HQD's official news page.

This guide covers what changed, what we can and can't say about the old design, and how to confirm that any HQD device is genuine. We don't have photos of the old design, so the images here show the symbol, a recent pack and the label guide.

HQD rebrand timeline

Every date below comes from HQD's own news posts, and together they show one rebrand rolled out in stages.

What the new Q symbol means

The new mark is built from the Q in HQD, and HQD says the squared outer frame stands for intelligence while the circle inside it stands for openness. The dot is a stylized smoke particle, and the curved lines suggest airflow.

HQD pairs the symbol with a brighter orange that it says replaces an older, muted tone. The new slogan is "Let's Fresh the Moment," and HQD adds that its name stands for Humanity, Quest and Devotion.

HQD new packaging vs the old design

HQD's January 15, 2026 post says the new pack puts the brand symbol on the front, with bolder branding and a cleaner look. It also uses the new orange.

HQD hasn't published a description of the old design, so we won't guess at details. It does say the product inside is unchanged and both designs are genuine. HQD says the two will coexist during the rollout, with no end date given.

How to verify your HQD

HQD says the same check works on every package, old or new.

1. Find the code sticker on the package.
2. Scratch off the coating to reveal the security code.
3. Scan the QR code, or enter the code at hqdtech.com/verification.

HQD also lists yz.hqdtech.com as a second verification page.

A guide to finding the label and telling the two versions apart.

Label V1 and V2

HQD says you may now see two label versions, and V1 has a round pattern with staggered letters and a multicolor metallic refraction. V2 mixes square and round elements and adds a nuclear track membrane.

HQD's own V2 test is simple: dab a colored marker on the label, let it dry, then wipe it clean. A sharp "HQD" mark in the same color should appear. That test is HQD's method, and we haven't run it ourselves.

Type the web address yourself

HQD's label post lists one verification site as hgdtech.com, with a g instead of a q. When we checked on November 6, 2026, that spelling didn't return a working page. Use hqdtech.com, and type it in rather than following a link.

Will HQD rebrand again?

We found no sign of it. We read both pages of HQD's news section, 11 posts from October 2025 to July 2026, plus its brand and media kit pages.

The only forward-looking line is general, as HQD says it will keep introducing new flavors and designs. It gives no dates and names no new logo or packaging. We'll update this page if that changes.

New HQD products since the rebrand

Per HQD, nothing about the device inside a new pack changes, so the specs on each product page still apply.

The newest HQD release we carry is SLYD 60K, which HQD lists under New Arrival on its site. The HQD SLYD 60K kit is modular, with a 900 mAh magnetic power bank that holds a 500 mAh disposable pod with a 20 mL tank. HQD rates it for up to 60,000 puffs.

HQD SLYD multipack in Pineapple Mtn Dew, a recent HQD release.

When a pod runs out, you swap it and keep the power bank, and replacement SLYD 60K pods are sold separately. Our SLYD 60K review covers the specs in detail.

For the full lineup, read our HQD vape guide and the best HQD vapes comparison. You can also browse the HQD collection or all disposable vapes.

HQD rebrand FAQ

Did HQD change its logo?

Yes. In November 2025, HQD introduced a redrawn Q symbol with a squared frame, an inner circle and a smoke-particle dot, plus a brighter orange.

Is the new HQD packaging genuine?

Yes, according to HQD. It says new and old packaging are both 100% genuine and that only the exterior differs. You can confirm any pack with the scratch-off code at hqdtech.com/verification.

How long will old and new packs coexist?

HQD hasn't said. Its January 15, 2026 post describes a transition period but gives no end date.

What does HQD stand for?

HQD says the name stands for Humanity, Quest and Devotion.

Which new HQD products do you carry?

HQD SLYD 60K, a modular kit with a replaceable pod. HQD lists it under New Arrival. The kit and the pods have separate product pages.

What is HQD's new slogan?

The new slogan is "Let's Fresh the Moment," announced with the brand renewal in November 2025.

Information on this page comes from HQD's published posts and our own checks as of November 6, 2026. WARNING: Vape products may contain nicotine. Nicotine is an addictive chemical. For adults 21+ only.

The HQD SLYD 60K review starts with one fact: it's a rechargeable vape kit that pairs a 900mAh power bank with a swappable 20mL pod. HQD rates it for up to 60K puffs in ECO mode and 45K in BOOST mode, at 5% nicotine, in 10 flavors.

This HQD SLYD 60K review is built from HQD's specifications, both user manuals, the retail box and HQD's product page. It isn't based on weeks of daily use, and HQD hasn't published tasting notes, so we stick to what the documents support and say where they stop.

HQD SLYD 60K Vape Kit

900mAh power bank and 20mL pod, rated up to 60K puffs

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HQD SLYD 60K Replacement Pod

20mL, 5% nicotine, 10 flavors, fits the SLYD power bank

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HQD SLYD 60K specs at a glance

The SLYD sells as a kit or as a spare pod, and both use the same pod. The table covers each.

Those figures come from HQD's manuals, box artwork and product page. HQD's 1400mAh headline is the 900mAh power bank and the 500mAh pod added together, not a single battery.

How many puffs does it last?

HQD rates the SLYD at up to 60K puffs in ECO mode and up to 45K puffs in BOOST mode. ECO gives balanced vapor and consistent flavor. BOOST raises power output for maximum vapor volume, and its rating is 15K puffs lower.

Treat both numbers as manufacturer ceilings. Your draw length and mode change the real result. As simple division, 200 puffs a day lasts 300 days in ECO and 225 days in BOOST. That's math, not a guarantee.

Each pod holds 20mL behind a visible window, so you can check the liquid level at a glance. A 1.0 Ω dual mesh coil heats the e-liquid, and HQD describes the taste as rich and smooth. We can't confirm that without long-term use.

The pod carries 5% nicotine, or 50 mg/mL, and HQD lists no other strength for the SLYD. Nicotine is addictive. For more on how ratings work across the range, read our guide to how many puffs an HQD vape lasts.

Power bank and pod, explained

The SLYD splits into two parts. The 900mAh power bank holds the pod in a slide-in magnetic seat and charges it through contacts. The pod has its own 500mAh battery and the coil.

A full pod charge takes about 40 minutes through the power bank. The power bank takes about 65 minutes over Type-C. One button switches between ECO and BOOST, and the screen shows the active mode and the charge status. HQD says a new pod starts in BOOST.

The box holds only the kit and a user manual. No charging cable is listed, and Vape City USA has confirmed none ships with it, so plan on a USB-C cable you already own.

HQD's manual adds a few care rules. Don't charge it unattended or overnight, and keep it away from flammable materials. Charge it only between 32°F and 113°F (0°C to 45°C), so not in freezing cold or in the heat. It also says to clean the magnetic contacts weekly, and its fix for a pod that won't charge is to align and clean them. Our HQD charging guide covers the rest of the range.

Flavors and colors

HQD offers 10 flavors and pairs each with a device color. The pods are black in every flavor, so the flavor name is printed on the box.

• Black Ice in black
• Grape Slush in purple
• Blue Slush in blue
• Watermelon Ice and Hawaiian Punch in red
• Polar Ice and Miami Mint in green
• Mexico Mango, Pineapple Mtn Dew and Strawberry Banana in yellow

HQD hasn't published tasting notes, so we won't describe flavors we can't source. The names point to icy and menthol profiles (Black Ice, Watermelon Ice, Polar Ice, Miami Mint). They also point to slush flavors (Grape Slush, Blue Slush) and fruit flavors (Hawaiian Punch, Mexico Mango, Pineapple Mtn Dew, Strawberry Banana). Stock changes by flavor, so check each product page.

Six device colors cover all 10 flavors.

Kit or replacement pod?

Buy the HQD SLYD 60K kit if you don't own a SLYD power bank. It's the only version with the power bank, and it includes your first pod.

Buy a SLYD 60K replacement pod when you already have the power bank. A pod has no charging port of its own, so on its own it's a refill, not a device.

HQD's manual says a pod keeps its last power setting when it's used on its own, but it can only recharge through the power bank.

The pod isn't locked to the SLYD power bank. It's compatible with multiple devices from other brands, including the RAZ VUE 50K and the RAZ VUE 70K Halloween Edition, which makes it a flexible refill. HQD calls the system cross and multi compatible but hasn't published a full list of devices, so check that yours is a match before you buy.

Where the SLYD fits in HQD's lineup

Our own sales show where HQD buyers land. In the 90 days to November 2, 2026, the HQD Everest 25K made up about 48% of the HQD units Vape City USA sold. The HQD Mars 8000 came second at about 20%.

The SLYD is a different kind of device. The Everest is a disposable. The SLYD splits the power bank from the pod, so you can change flavors without buying a new battery.

The HQD Snap 50K kit is the other modular HQD device we carry. It uses a nicotine alternative called Nixodine instead of nicotine, so it isn't a like-for-like swap. Our HQD vape guide and best HQD vapes roundup compare the full range, and the HQD brand page lists everything in stock.

Pros and cons, plus our verdict

What works

• Up to 60000 puffs in ECO mode from one 20mL pod, per HQD
• Swappable pods, so a new flavor doesn't mean a new battery
• A visible pod window, two power modes and a screen that shows mode and charge
• A Type-C power bank and a pod that charges in about 40 minutes
• 10 flavors in 6 colors, with pods sold separately
• The pod is compatible with multiple devices from other brands, including the RAZ VUE 50K and the RAZ VUE 70K Halloween Edition

What to watch

• No charging cable in the box
• A pod has no charging port of its own
• One strength only, at 5% nicotine
• No published tasting notes and little long-term owner feedback so far
• HQD hasn't published a full list of compatible devices

Our HQD SLYD 60K review verdict is simple. On paper, it suits adults who want the 60K-puff ECO rating and the option to swap pods without replacing the battery.

The trade-offs are practical. Bring your own cable, and confirm a non-HQD device is a match before you pair it with a SLYD pod. We'll update this HQD SLYD 60K review as real-world feedback comes in.

SLYD 60K questions answered

How many puffs does the HQD SLYD 60K last?

HQD rates the SLYD for up to 60000 puffs in ECO mode and up to 45000 puffs in BOOST mode from one 20mL pod. Those are manufacturer ratings, and your draw style changes the real number. At 200 puffs a day, ECO works out to 300 days.

How much nicotine does the HQD SLYD 60K have?

The SLYD pod contains 5% nicotine, or 50 mg/mL, as printed on the box and in HQD's pod manual. HQD lists one strength for the line, so every flavor is the same. Nicotine is addictive, and the product is for adults 21 and over.

Does the HQD SLYD 60K come with a charger?

No charging cable is listed in the box, which holds the kit and a user manual, and Vape City USA has confirmed none ships with it. Use your own USB-C cable. The pod charges through the power bank, and the power bank charges over Type-C.

How long does the SLYD 60K take to charge?

A full pod charge takes about 40 minutes through the power bank's magnetic contacts. The power bank takes about 65 minutes over Type-C. HQD's manual says not to charge it unattended or overnight.

Can you buy replacement pods for the SLYD 60K?

Yes. Each SLYD 60K replacement pod is sold separately in the same 10 flavors, with 20mL of e-liquid, its own 500mAh battery and a 1.0 Ω dual mesh coil. It's also compatible with multiple devices from other brands, including the RAZ VUE 50K and the RAZ VUE 70K Halloween Edition.

What's the difference between ECO and BOOST mode?

ECO mode delivers balanced vapor and consistent flavor, and it's rated for up to 60K puffs. BOOST mode raises power output for maximum vapor volume and is rated for up to 45K puffs. A new pod starts in BOOST, and a short press of the button switches modes.

You must be 21 years of age or older to purchase from Vape City USA. We accept returns on eligible items within 14 days of delivery if they're unused and in their original packaging.

WARNING: This product contains nicotine. Nicotine is an addictive chemical.

Lost THC V2 7.5g Live Resin Disposable Vape holds 7.5 g, and its lab reports show Delta-8 THC as the main cannabinoid. Lost THC V4 CB9A + THC-P Disposable 3G holds 3 g, and its reports show Delta-9 THCP leading, backed by a full safety panel. Size and report contents are where the two differ most.

This Lost THC review is not a hands-on test. We haven't used either device, so we don't describe flavor, draw, hardware or effects. Both products are for adults 21 and older.

How we compared them

We built this comparison from sources we can check. Unit size comes from the product names, and strain lists come from our store listings. Everything about cannabinoids and testing comes from the lab reports on file, which name Lost Distribution as the client.

We left out anything we can't source. That means no flavor notes, no battery or coil claims, no heat settings and no effects. For those, a reviewer who has used the devices is a better source than we are.

A lab report describes one batch on one date. It can't promise that the unit in your hands matches it. Our Lost THC COA walkthrough and the general guide to reading a hemp vape COA show where to look.

V2 7.5g vs V4 3g at a glance

Lab figures below are ranges across the strains that have a report. Percentages are as printed on the reports.

The two lines sit far apart on paper. THCP and Delta-9 THC are different molecules, and the V4 reports list total Delta-9 THC as not detected.

Both labs hold ISO/IEC 17025:2017 accreditation, according to the reports themselves. Their numbers are still one batch each, so treat the ranges as a snapshot.

What the V2 lab reports show

Lost THC V2 7.5g Live Resin Disposable Vape has two sets of reports. KCA Laboratories tested five strains in July 2024, namely Bloo Dream, Lemon Cherry Zelato, NYC Sour Diesel, Pink Green Krack and ZBerry Nerdz. They show Delta-8 THC at 76.4% to 77.6% and Delta-9 THCP at 1.81% to 2.22%.

PharmLabs San Diego tested Blue Zushi and GG#4 in November 2024. Delta-8 THC reads 83.91% and 80.18%, and Delta-9 THCP reads 5.59% and 5.18%. PharmLabs also reports total THC of 0.06%.

The PharmLabs reports call their Delta-9 THC result inconclusive by GC-MS/MS because other cannabinoids interfere. They note no interference by HPLC. All of these reports cover cannabinoids only.

We have no report for OG Kush, even though the store lists it in this line. We won't stretch the other strains' numbers to cover it. The KCA reports also say Batch: Not Specified, so they can't be tied to a batch.

The newest V2 report is from November 2024, about 23 months before this article. The oldest is from July 2024, about 27 months.

What the V4 lab reports show

Lost THC V4 CB9A + THC-P Disposable 3G has a report for all six listed strains. Those are Bloo Dream, Fruity Pebz OG, Gelato #33, Jealousy Runtz, Lemon Cherry Gelato and Pink Green Krack. KCA Laboratories tested them in September 2025 under batch LTLRV425-01, which the report shows as expiring August 14, 2027.

Delta-9 THCP reads 45.8% to 47.1%, and Delta-8 THC reads 33.1% to 33.8%. Total cannabinoids run 82.3% to 83.4%. Total Delta-9 THC is not detected on any of the six.

The reports run eight pages. They cover heavy metals, pesticides, mycotoxins, residual solvents and microbials, and nothing was detected. Two microbial lines read below the reporting limit, total aerobic count on Fruity Pebz OG and yeast and mold on Bloo Dream.

Moisture content wasn't tested. CB9A is in the product name but isn't an analyte on any of the six reports, so the reports can't speak to it. If CB9A matters to your choice, ask our team for a report that tests it.

These reports are about 13 months old as of this article, the newest on file for either line.

Winner by category

These categories are measurable. We skipped anything that depends on using the device.

The share figure covers Lost THC units our customers ordered in the 90 days to October 28, 2026. Cannabinoid profile gets no winner here, because a higher percentage on a report isn't a better product.

Which one fits which buyer

No single product wins every row. Here's how the measurable differences map to what you might want.

• You want more product per unit. The V2 is 7.5 g, which is 2.5 times the V4's 3 g.
• You want Delta-8 THC to lead on the report. The V2 reports show 76% to 84%.
• You want Delta-9 THCP to lead on the report. The V4 reports show 46% to 47%.
• You want a full panel and a named batch. Only the V4 reports have both.
• You want the newest lab date. That's the V4, with reports from September 2025.

Overall, our Lost THC review finds the V4 better documented and the V2 bigger with more strains. Pick on what you value, then read the report for your strain.

V2 strains we list

These are the V2 strains in stock as of October 28, 2026, with the store's own labels. The labels come from our listing, and the lab reports don't test them.

• Bloo Dream (Sativa)
• Blue Zushi (Hybrid)
• GG#4 (Hybrid)
• Lemon Cherry Zelato (Hybrid)
• NYC Sour Diesel (Sativa)
• OG Kush (Indica), no lab report on file
• Pink Green Krack (Indica)
• ZBerry Nerdz (Indica)

V4 strains we list

All six V4 strains were in stock on the same date, and each has a report. They're Bloo Dream, Fruity Pebz OG, Gelato #33, Jealousy Runtz, Lemon Cherry Gelato and Pink Green Krack.

Ready to look closer? The Lost THC V2 7.5g Live Resin Disposable Vape and Lost THC V4 CB9A + THC-P Disposable 3G pages have the details. The Lost THC brand page lists the full line, and our hemp and THC category has the rest. Stock moves, so check the page for what's available. For the whole lineup in one place, read our Lost THC vapes guide.

Similar names on the brand site

The brand's own website sells different products with similar names. As of October 28, 2026, its vapes page lists items such as the Lost THC 8G THCA Disposable V2. It also lists a Lost THC 8G Disposable CB9A V2.

Those aren't the V2 7.5g and V4 3g in this comparison, so don't carry specs from one to the other. Check lostthc.com/products/vapes yourself, and match the full product name before you rely on any number here.

For the difference between live resin and distillate in general, read our live resin vs distillate guide.

Shipping and federal hemp rules

As of October 28, 2026, our shipping check shows 19 eligible destinations for the SKUs we checked in both lines, with identical results. They are Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland and Missouri. They also include Nebraska, New Mexico, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, South Dakota, Wisconsin, Wyoming and Washington, D.C.

The other 32 destinations are blocked under our shipping rules. That isn't a statement about what the law allows there. Checkout makes the final call, and the list can change.

Federal hemp rules are changing too. Section 781 of Public Law 119-37 rewrites the federal hemp definition, effective 365 days after its approval on November 12, 2025. We don't draw legal conclusions here, so read the current text and check your state's rules. Our Delta-8 legal guide covers the state side.

Lost THC review FAQ

Is this a hands-on Lost THC review?

No. We haven't used either device, so this review covers sizes, store listings and lab reports only. It says nothing about flavor, hardware or effects.

What is the main difference between Lost THC V2 and V4?

Size and lab profile. The Lost THC V2 7.5g is 2.5 times the size of the Lost THC V4 3g. Its reports show Delta-8 THC leading, while the V4 reports show Delta-9 THCP leading with a full panel.

Do both Lost THC lines have lab reports?

Mostly. Seven of eight V2 strains and all six V4 strains have a report on file. OG Kush in the V2 line has none.

Are the store's Lost THC vapes the same as the brand's current ones?

No. The brand's site lists different products with similar names. Match the full product name before you compare any numbers.

Are these Lost THC vapes real?

The packs we stock carry the brand's hologram, and the lab reports name Lost Distribution as the client. Our guide to checking a Lost THC pack explains the batch and report match.

Where do these Lost THC vapes ship?

As of October 28, 2026, 19 destinations are eligible for both lines, listed above. Checkout makes the final call.

Does Lost THC get you high?

This comparison doesn't test effects, so we won't answer that. The reports list cannabinoid percentages, which don't measure how a product feels.

You must be 21 or older to buy. This article isn't legal advice.

These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

Is Lost THC real? You can check a Lost THC vape in three steps. Confirm where you bought it, look for the three markers the brand names on its packaging, and match the batch code to a lab report. Each check has limits, and this guide spells them out.

The brand says genuine packaging carries a hologram, a QR code and a printed batch code. No single mark settles it, so use all three with the lab report. This guide is for adults 21+ and covers authenticity only.

It doesn't say whether a hemp product is legal where you live. Federal hemp rules change on December 11, 2026, and states set their own, so check yours before you buy. Our Hemp & CBD guides cover that side. For the full lineup, lab reports and shipping states, see our Lost THC vapes guide.

Check the seller and the pack

Start with where you bought it

The brand's own brand-protection page says LostTHC.com is "the ONLY official website" operated and authorized by Lost THC (read October 28, 2026). It names lost-thc.com, with a hyphen, as a domain that "is not owned, operated, or authorized by Lost THC."

The same page says the brand doesn't currently publish a list of authorized retailers. So no official list exists to check any shop against, including ours. Vape City USA is a retailer, not the brand.

We state that the Lost THC units we ship carry the brand hologram. You can see what we carry on our Lost THC brand page.

Look for three markers on the pack

The brand names three things on genuine packaging. Each one asks the same question: does this unit trace to a tested batch?

• Hologram: the brand says it is applied to genuine packaging. We have no sourced description of its look or position, so we give none.
• QR code: the brand says a genuine code resolves to the lab report for that batch on its site. A code that leads elsewhere is a problem.
• Batch code: printed on the unit. The brand says to look it up against its certificates of analysis.

The brand says a unit with none of the three lacks the markers of a genuine product. Write down the batch code before anything else. Every step below uses it.

What the lab reports list

We carry two Lost THC lines, Lost THC V2 7.5g Live Resin Disposable Vape and Lost THC V4 CB9A + THC-P Disposable 3G, and hold lab reports for both. The client named on every report is Lost Distribution. We read them on October 28, 2026, and this table lists only what the reports measure.

Delta-9 THCP is a separate cannabinoid from Delta-9 THC. These are the labs' figures, not product claims. The V2 reports date from 2024 and the V4 reports from September 2025. Our V2 vs V4 review sets the two lines side by side.

Match your batch to a report

Compare the batch code on your pack with the batch on the report. The six V4 3G reports from KCA Laboratories all print batch LTLRV425-01. If your V4 pack reads that code, it matches those reports.

A different code isn't automatically a problem, since a product can be made in more than one batch. Ask the seller which report covers your pack.

The V2 reports have no batch to match

The July 2024 KCA reports for the V2 7.5g line print "Batch: Not Specified". With no batch on the report, a pack's batch code can't be tied to those five reports. That is a real limit.

You can still compare the client name, the lab, the strain, the sample ID and the dates. KCA received its samples on July 22, 2024 and tested them on July 25, 2024. PharmLabs San Diego reported on November 27, 2024. A match on those details is consistent with your pack. It doesn't prove your unit was tested.

The brand's own COA page lists its current products. When we looked on October 28, 2026, it didn't show batch LTLRV425-01 or a V4 3G product. The brand page doesn't say how earlier generations are handled. That isn't evidence about your unit either way, so the reports above are what we can match.

Check the lab report is real

A logo on a PDF proves little. Check the lab. Both labs on these reports state ISO/IEC 17025 accreditation. For the rest of the report, see our Lost THC COA walkthrough and the general guide to reading a hemp vape COA.

• Read the lab name and accreditation number. KCA Laboratories lists PJLA accreditation number 108651 on its site (read October 28, 2026).
• Look the lab up with its accrediting body. PJLA runs a public "Search Accredited Organizations" directory at pjlabs.com.
• PharmLabs San Diego prints accreditation number L17-427-1. We couldn't confirm that listing, so ask the lab.
• PharmLabs reports say "Scan the QR code to verify authenticity". Scan it and check where it lands.
• KCA's site describes no self-serve check. Email trustedresults@kcalabs.com with the sample ID and ask.

When a check doesn't match

So, is Lost THC real? For one unit, only the pack, batch code and report together can answer that. A hologram or a lab report alone isn't proof. Anything printed can be copied, and a report can describe a different batch than your unit. Even a full match only shows your unit traces to a tested batch.

If something doesn't match, take these steps:

• Keep the unit and the packaging, and photograph the batch code, the hologram and the QR code.
• Contact the seller with your order number and the photos. Our support team can look at orders from Vape City USA.
• Ask the brand. Its page says, "When in doubt, contact Lost THC directly before purchasing."
• Hold off on using the unit until you have an answer.

Frequently asked questions

Is Lost THC real or fake?

Lost THC is a real brand with an official store at LostTHC.com. Whether one unit is genuine depends on that unit. Check the hologram, the QR code and the batch code the brand names, then match the batch to a lab report.

How do you tell if Lost THC is real?

Confirm where you bought it, find the hologram, QR code and batch code on the pack, and match the batch code to a lab report. Then check the lab is real. No single step is proof on its own.

Is lost-thc.com the official Lost THC site?

No. The brand says LostTHC.com is its only official website and describes lost-thc.com, with a hyphen, as not owned, operated, or authorized by Lost THC.

Is Vape City USA on an official Lost THC retailer list?

The brand says it doesn't currently publish a list of authorized retailers, so there's no official list to check. Vape City USA is a retailer, not the brand. We state that the Lost THC units we ship carry the brand hologram, and you can see them on our Lost THC brand page.

What if my V2 pack's batch isn't on any report?

The July 2024 KCA reports for the V2 7.5g line print "Batch: Not Specified", so there is no batch code to match. Compare the strain, lab, client name and sample ID, and ask the seller which report covers your pack.

You must be 21 years of age or older to purchase from Vape City USA. These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Keep away from children and pets.

To read a Lost THC COA, check four things in order: the header, the cannabinoid table, the contaminant panels and the reporting limits. Each one answers a different question about the sample the lab tested. This guide walks through one real report. It's the KCA Laboratories report for the Fruity Pebz OG strain of Lost THC V4 CB9A + THC-P Disposable 3G, batch LTLRV425-01.

We also cover the older reports for Lost THC V2 7.5g Live Resin Disposable Vape, which look different. For a general checklist that fits any hemp vape, see our guide to reading a hemp vape COA. This article sticks to the Lost THC reports and is for adults 21+ only.

Two Lost THC lines, two reports

The two Lost THC products we carry have different paper trails. This table shows the headline figures exactly as the reports print them.

The report titles differ from our product names. The V2 reports are titled "LOST THC RAINBOW EDITION 7.5g Disposable" and the V4 reports "LOST THC Live Resin 3g Disposable". Match a report to a product by strain and date, not by title.

Start with the report header

The header sits at the top of page one. On the Fruity Pebz OG report it names the client as Lost Distribution, the lab as KCA Laboratories and the batch as LTLRV425-01. It also gives a sample ID and an expiration date of August 14, 2027. The sample arrived August 28, 2025, and the cannabinoids were tested September 12, 2025.

Check three things. The batch should match the code on your pack. The dates should fit the product's age. The lab should be one you can look up. Our guide to checking a Lost THC pack covers the pack side.

KCA's own site lists a PJLA ISO/IEC 17025 accreditation and the same KDA hemp license number the report prints, P_0058. ISO/IEC 17025 is an international standard for accrediting testing labs.

Reading the cannabinoid table

Page two holds the cannabinoid table. Each row is one compound, with a result and the lab's limits.

• Percent: the compound's weight as a share of the sample. Fruity Pebz OG shows Delta-9 THCP at 47.1%.
• mg/g: milligrams per gram. One percent equals 10 mg/g, so 47.1% is 471 mg/g.
• LOD (limit of detection): the lowest amount the method can see.
• LOQ (limit of quantitation): the lowest amount the method can measure with confidence.
• ND (not detected): the method found nothing at or above its limit. It doesn't prove the compound is absent at every amount.

The report lists total cannabinoids at 83.4%. The remainder isn't itemized, so the rows won't add up to 100%.

What total Delta-9 THC means

KCA prints the formula on its reports: Total Delta-9 THC = Delta-9 THCA × 0.877 + Delta-9 THC. The 0.877 factor adjusts for the mass THCA loses when heat turns it into Delta-9 THC. On the Fruity Pebz OG report, that total is ND.

Delta-9 THCP is not Delta-9 THC

Delta-9 THCP, Delta-9 THC and Delta-8 THC are three separate compounds, and each gets its own row.

On the Fruity Pebz OG report, Delta-9 THCP reads 47.1% and Delta-8 THC reads 33.6%. Total Delta-9 THC reads ND. Across all six V4 reports, Delta-9 THCP runs 45.8 to 47.1% and total Delta-9 THC is ND on every one.

CB9A isn't a line item on any of the six V4 reports. A compound the lab doesn't list as an analyte is one the report can't speak to.

The contaminant panels

The pages after the cannabinoid table cover contaminants. The V4 reports run five panels, each with its own method.

• Heavy metals (ICP-MS): arsenic, cadmium, lead and mercury, all not detected.
• Pesticides (LC-MS/MS and GC-MS/MS): not detected for every analyte listed.
• Mycotoxins: aflatoxins B1, B2, G1 and G2 plus ochratoxin A, not detected.
• Residual solvents (HS-GC-MS): not detected for every analyte listed.
• Microbials (PCR and plating): not detected, apart from two lines marked "<RL".

RL stands for reporting limit. A "<RL" line means the result fell below the lowest level the lab reports, so there's no number to read. On our worked example, the total aerobic count reads <RL. On the Bloo Dream report, yeast and mold does.

The appendix at the end lists the limit for every analyte. An ND or <RL tells you more once you know how low the test could see.

What a COA can't tell you

• One sample, one batch. A report covers the sample tested. A pack with a different batch code isn't covered by LTLRV425-01.
• Moisture content. The V4 reports mark it as not tested.
• Older V2 reports. They are cannabinoid-only. The KCA ones, dated July 2024, say "Batch: Not Specified", so they can't be tied to a batch code on a pack.
• Effects, safety and legality. A COA measures. It doesn't say how a product feels, whether it suits you or whether it's legal where you live.

Federal hemp rules also change on November 12 and December 11, 2026, and states set their own rules. A lab report can't answer that for you.

In the 90 days to October 28, 2026, roughly 3 in 4 Lost THC units ordered from Vape City USA were the 7.5g line. That line has the cannabinoid-only reports.

A real example of an inconclusive result

The PharmLabs San Diego reports for Blue Zushi and GG#4, reported November 27, 2024, show how a lab handles a result it can't call. The Delta-9 THC row reads "UI", short for unidentified.

A lab note explains why. The Delta-9 result is inconclusive because other cannabinoids interfered in GC-MS/MS, and no interference showed up by HPLC. The same reports print THCA at 0.07% and total THC at 0.06%, which fits the formula, since 0.07 × 0.877 is about 0.06.

The lab didn't write ND or invent a number. Read UI as "not determined", never as "none".

Lost THC COA questions

What is a Lost THC COA?

A Lost THC COA is a third-party lab report on a sample of a Lost THC product. The reports we've read come from KCA Laboratories and PharmLabs San Diego, and they list cannabinoid results. The V4 reports add contaminant panels.

Does ND for total Delta-9 THC mean the vape has no THC?

No. ND means total Delta-9 THC wasn't detected on that report. Delta-9 THCP and Delta-8 THC are different compounds with their own rows, and the report lists them separately.

Why does a V2 report say Batch Not Specified?

The July 2024 KCA reports for the V2 line don't name a batch. They apply to the sample tested, but you can't match them to a batch code on a pack.

What does UI mean on a PharmLabs report?

UI means unidentified. On the Blue Zushi and GG#4 reports, the lab marked Delta-9 THC as inconclusive because of interference from other cannabinoids in GC-MS/MS. Read it as not determined.

Does the V4 report list CB9A?

No. CB9A isn't an analyte on any of the six V4 reports we read, so those reports can't confirm or rule out anything about it.

Lab reports describe what was measured in one sample. They aren't health advice, and this article makes no claim about effects or legal status. For adults 21+ only. Browse the Lost THC lineup, read our Lost THC vapes guide or the V2 vs V4 review.

These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

Lost THC vapes at Vape City USA come in two lines: Lost THC V2 7.5g Live Resin Disposable Vape and Lost THC V4 CB9A + THC-P Disposable 3G. Their lab reports show Delta-8 THC leading the V2 and Delta-9 THCP leading the V4. This guide covers what we carry, what the 13 reports on file say and which states we ship to. It's for adults 21 and older.

This isn't a hands-on review. We haven't used either device, so we don't describe flavor, hardware or effects. Everything below comes from the lab reports, our store listings and our own order data.

The Lost THC vapes lineup we carry

Both Lost THC vapes are disposables sold under the same brand name. The two lines differ in size, strain list and what the reports show.

The V2 unit is 2.5 times larger than the V4. The V4 reports have a longer safety panel. You can see both products on our Lost THC brand page. For a closer side-by-side, read our Lost THC V2 vs V4 review.

Strains in each line

Strain names and labels below are the ones our store lists.

• V2 sativas: Bloo Dream and NYC Sour Diesel.
• V2 hybrids: Blue Zushi, GG#4 and Lemon Cherry Zelato.
• V2 indicas: OG Kush, Pink Green Krack and ZBerry Nerdz.
• V4 strains: Bloo Dream, Fruity Pebz OG, Gelato #33, Jealousy Runtz, Lemon Cherry Gelato and Pink Green Krack.

Seven of the eight V2 strains have a report on file. OG Kush doesn't, and we haven't sourced one yet. All six V4 strains have one.

What the lab reports show

The 13 reports come from two labs. KCA Laboratories in Kentucky and PharmLabs San Diego both list ISO/IEC 17025 accreditation. Lost Distribution is named as the client on every report. Our guide to reading a hemp vape COA explains each section, and our walkthrough of a Lost THC COA, line by line uses a real V4 report.

V2 7.5g reports

Five KCA reports date from July 2024, and two PharmLabs reports date from November 2024. Delta-8 THC runs from 76.4% to 83.9% across the seven strains. Delta-9 THCP runs from 1.8% to 5.6%. KCA lists total Delta-9 THC as not detected, and PharmLabs reports total THC of 0.06%.

These V2 reports cover cannabinoids only. They don't include a contaminant panel, and the KCA ones print "Batch: Not Specified".

V4 3G reports

All six KCA reports share batch LTLRV425-01, with an expiration date of August 14, 2027. Delta-9 THCP runs from 45.8% to 47.1%, and Delta-8 THC from 33.1% to 33.8%. Total Delta-9 THC is not detected on any of them.

The V4 reports also carry an eight-page safety panel. It covers heavy metals, pesticides, mycotoxins, residual solvents and microbials. Everything reads not detected, except two microbial lines marked below the reporting limit. Moisture content wasn't tested.

What the reports don't show

CB9A isn't an analyte on any of the six V4 reports. The lab didn't measure it, so we can't state a CB9A amount for that product. Delta-9 THCP is also a different molecule from Delta-9 THC, and the reports treat them separately.

How current the reports are

A report describes one batch on one date. The V2 reports are about two years old as of October 2026, and they don't name a batch. The V4 reports are about 13 months old and name one.

Check the batch code on your pack against the report before you rely on it.

Which line customers choose

We scanned 1,411 orders from the 90 days to October 28, 2026. Roughly 3 in 4 Lost THC units ordered were the V2 7.5g. ZBerry Nerdz was the most ordered V2 strain, and Fruity Pebz OG led the V4 3G line.

That's a measure of what our customers bought, not a quality ranking.

Where we ship Lost THC

Shipping eligibility is set by the store and can change. As of October 28, 2026, both lines showed the same result on the SKUs we checked.

• Eligible: AL, FL, GA, IL, IN, LA, ME, MD, MO, NE, NM, NC, OK, PA, SC, SD, WI, WY and DC.
• Blocked, first half: AK, AZ, AR, CA, CO, CT, DE, HI, ID, IA, KS, KY, MA, MI, MN and MS.
• Blocked, second half: MT, NV, NH, NJ, NY, ND, OH, OR, RI, TN, TX, UT, VT, VA, WA and WV.

We set the block list by cannabinoid type. Confirm your address at checkout, and check your own state's rules before ordering.

Checking a pack is genuine

The brand says genuine packs carry a hologram, a QR code and a printed batch code. No single mark settles it. Match the pack, the batch code and the report together.

Our packs carry the brand hologram, according to our merchant. We don't describe how it looks here, because we haven't documented it. Our step-by-step guide to checking whether a Lost THC pack is genuine covers the batch code and the report match.

Federal rules change December 11

Two federal laws rewrite the hemp definition. Public Law 119-37, signed November 12, 2025, started a 365-day clock. Public Law 119-103, signed September 2, 2026, split the start into two dates.

The total THC test and a cap of 0.4 mg per container start December 11, 2026. We aren't giving a legal conclusion about any product here. States set their own rules too, and our stock and listings may change as these dates pass. More hemp guides live in our Hemp & CBD section.

Lost THC vapes FAQ

What Lost THC vapes does Vape City USA carry?

We carry Lost THC V2 7.5g Live Resin Disposable Vape in 8 strains and Lost THC V4 CB9A + THC-P Disposable 3G in 6 strains, as of October 28, 2026.

What do the Lost THC lab reports show?

The V2 reports show Delta-8 THC at 76% to 84%. The V4 reports show Delta-9 THCP at 46% to 47% and Delta-8 THC at about 33%. Total Delta-9 THC is not detected on the KCA reports.

Do the reports test for CB9A?

No. CB9A isn't an analyte on any of the six V4 reports, so the lab doesn't give a CB9A amount.

Which states can I order Lost THC to?

As of October 28, 2026, we list AL, FL, GA, IL, IN, LA, ME, MD, MO, NE, NM, NC, OK, PA, SC, SD, WI, WY and DC as eligible. We block the other 32 states. Confirm at checkout.

Are the V2 and V4 lab reports current?

The V2 reports date from July and November 2024 and don't name a batch. The V4 reports date from September 2025 and name batch LTLRV425-01. A report covers one batch, so match your pack's batch code to it.

Is the 7.5g or the 3g the better buy?

That depends on what you want from it. The V2 is the larger unit, and the V4 has the fuller safety panel. We don't rank them on quality, because we haven't tested either.

For adults 21 and older. These products contain hemp-derived cannabinoids, and we make no health or legal claims about them. Keep them away from children and pets.

These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

Is there a Geek Bar THC vape? Not under that name. Geek Bar is a nicotine disposable brand, while Geek THCX sells hemp-derived THC vapes under its own name. We couldn't find any source that shows the two brands share an owner. Here's what the lab reports for the Geek THCX devices we carry list, and what changes in federal hemp law as of October 26, 2026.

What is a Geek Bar THC vape?

People use "Geek Bar THC", "Geek THC" and "Geek Bar weed" as loose search terms for the same hemp products. The Geek Bar homepage, as we fetched it on October 26, 2026, carries a nicotine warning and lists nicotine disposables. No THC product appears on it. That isn't proof that no THC product exists, only what that page shows.

Geek THCX is the name on the hemp THC vapes. Its official site describes Geek THCX as the officially operated Geek THC product line, and a June 2026 press item calls it a distinct brand. Neither names an owner.

Is Geek THCX the same company?

We can't say. The site footer says all trademarks are the property of their respective owners and are not affiliated with or endorsed by this product. That's boilerplate, and it doesn't answer the question either way. Until a company filing or an official statement says otherwise, treat any link between Geek Bar and Geek THCX as unverified.

What we can say is practical. A device sold under the Geek THCX name is judged by its own lab report, not by what a different brand's products contain.

What the lab reports show

Each Geek THCX product page links a certificate of analysis. We read the reports for the GT6000 and the Pulse Pro Fire AF. Both come from PharmLabs San Diego, were reported June 23, 2025, and were issued to AVS Distro LLC. The table above shows the main results.

Three details matter. First, Delta-8 THC is the largest cannabinoid on both reports, and Delta-9 THC is listed as not detected. Second, the GT6000 report lists about 3,440 mg of Delta-8 THC for the 6 g device. Third, "CB9A" appears in the GT6000 product name, but it isn't among the compounds the report measures, so the lab data can't confirm it.

The reports are more than a year old and cover one sample each. Batches change, so check the report for the batch you buy. Our guide to reading a hemp COA shows where to look. Delta-8 and THCP both produce intoxication, and these devices are for adults 21 and older only.

What changes in federal hemp law

A new federal hemp definition, written into P.L. 119-37, replaces the old Delta-9-only test with a limit on total THC. The Congressional Research Service explained the timeline in a report updated September 28, 2026. Some provisions, including the exclusion of cannabinoids a cannabis plant can't naturally produce, start November 12, 2026. A continuing resolution moved the rest to December 11, 2026.

The rest includes a cap of 0.4 mg of THC and similar cannabinoids per retail container. A 6 g vape holds thousands of milligrams of cannabinoids, so devices like these wouldn't fit under that cap if it takes effect as written. The CRS also noted that the FDA's list of cannabinoids hadn't been published as of September 28. We found nothing newer, and Congress has debated further delays. Check the current status before you rely on any date here.

State rules vary on top of the federal ones. Our hemp-derived THC vape guide and Delta-8 legality guide cover the state side.

If you're shopping for Geek THCX

Read the lab report first, then decide. Two of the Geek THCX disposables we carry list Delta-8 THC and THCP, and both are in stock today. In our orders over the last 90 days, the GT6000 made up roughly 7 in 10 of Geek THCX units. Every Geek THCX device we carry is on the Geek THCX brand page. For other cannabinoid vapes, see our THCA vape rankings.

Geek THCX GT6000 Disposable 6G

6 g disposable, lab report linked on the product page

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Geek THCX Pulse Pro Fire AF 4.2G Disposable

4.2 g disposable, lab report linked on the product page

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Geek THCX questions

Is Geek THC real?

Geek THCX is real and sells hemp THC vapes. Whether it is connected to the nicotine brand Geek Bar is unverified. We found no company filing or statement that confirms it.

Does Geek Bar make THC vapes?

The Geek Bar homepage we fetched on October 26, 2026 lists nicotine products only. We can't prove a negative, so we don't claim Geek Bar makes none.

Will a Geek THCX vape get you high?

Yes. The lab reports list Delta-8 THC and Delta-9 THCP, and both are intoxicating. These products are for adults 21 and older.

Are Geek THCX vapes legal?

It depends on your state and on the date. The federal hemp definition changes on November 12 and December 11, 2026, as of the latest CRS update we found. Check both before you order.

What does the Delta-8 number on the report mean?

It's the share of the oil that is Delta-8 THC by weight. On the GT6000 report that is 57.33%.

Last updated October 26, 2026. For adults 21 and older. This article is educational and isn't medical advice or legal advice. These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. These products aren't intended to diagnose, treat or prevent any disease.

Nexa vape flavors change a lot from one model to the next. The Flex 30K Coolness Edition is built around ice flavors. The Flex 40K Visible Edition is the model most Nexa buyers pick. The Pix 35K has the longest list, with a slush theme, and the Ultra II 50K leans fruity. All four use 5% (50mg) nicotine salt. This guide sorts the flavors by model and sticks to what's buyable today.

Nexa models at a glance

Nexa sells four device families through our Nexa brand page. Puff ratings below are for Normal mode. Turbo and boost modes give fewer puffs per device.

Flex 30K Coolness flavors

The Flex 30K Coolness Edition kit pairs a reusable battery with a pod that has four cooling levels. Every flavor can run from light to icy. Buyable today: Blue Razz Ice, Watermelon Ice, Strawberry Ice, Sour Apple Ice, Pink n Blue and Black Dragon.

It's the smallest seller of the four, under 5% of our Nexa orders. If you only want the pods, the Coolness pod has the same flavor list.

Flex 40K Visible flavors

The Flex 40K Visible Edition kit is the busiest Nexa model, with roughly 6 in 10 of our Nexa orders across kit and pod. In the kit, these flavors are buyable today: Blue Razz Ice, Cherry Bomb, Pink n Blue, Sour Apple Ice, Strawberry Banana, Strawberry Ice and Watermelon Ice.

Among its buyers, Cherry Bomb, Watermelon Ice and Pink n Blue rank near the top. The Visible Edition pod also carries Dragon Melon, which the kit doesn't have in stock today. Kit and pod stock don't always match.

Pix 35K and Ultra II flavors

The Pix 35K has the longest list of the four and leans on slush-style names: Blueberry Slush, Strawberry Slush, Watermelon Slush, Grape Slush, Tropical Rainbow Slush and Sun Slush. Ice and fruit options include Blue Razz Ice, Peach Dive, Lemon Blast, Citrus Rush, Frozen Banana and White Gummy. Blue Razz Ice and Peach Dive lead its orders.

The Ultra II 50K skews toward fruit and candy: Strawberry Colada, Strawberry Mango, Georgia Peach Ice, Black Cherry, Lemon Frozen, Strawberry Banana, Blueberry Watermelon and White Gummy. Miami Mint is buyable on the Ultra II but not on the Pix right now.

Nexa Flex 30K Coolness Edition Kit

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Juicy Lock freshness seal

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20mL tank

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Kit or pod, and which model fits

A kit includes the Flex battery and one pod. A pod pack is for people who already own a Nexa Flex battery. The listings show Coolness and Visible Edition pods under the same Flex family, but check the product page before you mix them.

The Pix 35K and Ultra II 50K are single devices. You don't buy a separate pod for them.

• Want adjustable cooling? Pick the Flex 30K Coolness Edition.
• Want the most-ordered Nexa and a see-through pod? Pick the Flex 40K Visible Edition.
• Want a freshness seal and the longest flavor list? Pick the Pix 35K.
• Want the biggest tank and top puff rating? Pick the Ultra II 50K.

Comparing Nexa with other brands? Our guides to the best 30K puff vapes, best 40K puff vapes and best 50K puff vapes cover the field. For battery life, see how long disposable vapes last.

Nexa FAQ

What are the most popular Nexa vape flavors?

Among Flex 40K orders, Cherry Bomb, Watermelon Ice and Pink n Blue rank near the top. On the Pix 35K, Blue Razz Ice and Peach Dive lead.

How much nicotine is in a Nexa vape?

The Flex, Pix and Ultra II models list 5% (50mg) nicotine salt.

How many puffs does a Nexa vape last?

Ratings are up to 30,000, 40,000, 35,000 and 50,000 puffs in Normal mode, depending on the model. Turbo and boost modes give fewer puffs, and real use depends on draw length and how often you vape.

What is the difference between a Nexa kit and a pod?

A Flex kit includes the reusable battery and one pod. A pod pack needs a Nexa Flex battery you already own.

WARNING: This product contains nicotine. Nicotine is an addictive chemical. For adults 21 and older only. Last updated October 26, 2026.

Who makes Viho vapes? The brand is Viho, and it tells a Detroit origin story on its own website. That site doesn't say where the devices are made, so we won't guess a country. Viho also isn't on the FDA's list of 48 authorized e-cigarettes.

That means Viho has no FDA authorization. Adults 21+ only.

Viho TRX 50K

Up to 50,000 puffs, per the maker

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Viho Supercharge Pro 20K

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Who makes Viho vapes?

Viho runs its own site at vihovape.com. The footer reads "Powered by Vihovape," and the menu lists four product lines: Shadow 75K, TRX 50K, Supercharge Pro and Turbo.

The About page tells a Detroit story. It says Viho "was born in Detroit" and describes designs inspired by the aerodynamics of race cars.

That's the brand's story, and we haven't verified it. The six pages we read don't name an owner or a factory, so we can't tell you who builds the devices.

What does Viho make?

Here's what the maker's own pages say about each line, and whether we sell it. Our Viho brand page lists everything we carry.

The TRX page lists eight editions, from First Wave to Slush Edition. We list the TRX 50K by flavor rather than by edition.

The About page also describes a plain Supercharge, which isn't on the menu.

Our Viho vape guide compares the lines we carry. For one device in detail, see our TRX 50K review.

Where Viho vapes are made

We read six pages on vihovape.com on October 21, 2026: the home page, About, TRX 50K, Supercharge Pro, Turbo and Shadow. None of them states a country of manufacture.

The About page does use the word manufacturing, but as a comparison. It says each device "mirrors the craftsmanship found in motor manufacturing." That's about design, not about a factory.

So we can't tell you where Viho vapes are made, and we won't name a country. Check the packaging, or ask the brand through its contact page.

Viho and FDA authorization

No. The FDA's page on authorized e-cigarettes lists 48 products from five companies: Glas, JUUL Labs, Logic, NJOY and R.J. Reynolds Vapor. Viho isn't one of them.

We read that page on October 21, 2026, and it was marked current as of 08/28/2026. It says: "These are the only e-cigarettes that may be lawfully sold in the United States."

The FDA doesn't approve a vape the way it approves a medicine. It issues a marketing granted order for one specific product, and none is listed for Viho. Our FDA authorized vapes list shows what each company got cleared.

Not authorized isn't banned

"Not authorized" describes a product's federal paperwork. "Banned" describes what a state lets a shop sell. Those are two separate questions.

Many states now run directory laws that list the products a shop may sell. Whether Viho can be sold where you live depends on your state's rules, and they change often. Our vape laws by state guide maps them.

Our Foger FDA post explains the same gap for another brand. We aren't giving legal advice, so check your own state's rules before you order.

How Viho vapes stack up

That depends on what you want from a device, and we won't give you a health or safety verdict. Here's what is documented and what our customers buy.

The maker's TRX 50K page lists up to 50,000 puffs in Normal mode and 30,000 in Boost. It also lists a 1500mAh battery, a dual mesh coil, adjustable airflow and mode switching.

On our side, the TRX 50K made up more than 95% of the Viho units we sold in the 90 days to October 21, 2026. Strawberry Banana led at about 1 in 5 Viho units. Cool Mint and Sour Straws followed at roughly 1 in 10 and 1 in 12.

Flavor availability changes. Check the Viho TRX 50K page for what's in stock today, or browse our disposable vapes.

How to check any vape brand

You can run the same checks on any brand in three steps, and none of them needs a retailer's word.

1. Open the FDA's authorized e-cigarette list and search it for the brand. No entry means no authorization.
2. Read the maker's own pages for specs and origin. If a page doesn't state a fact, treat it as unknown rather than filling the gap.
3. Look up your state's rules, since a state can restrict a product the federal government hasn't.

Repeat the check now and then. A brand's status is a lookup, not a fact you learn once.

Viho questions answered

Who makes Viho vapes?

Viho, a vape brand with its own site at vihovape.com. The site says the brand was born in Detroit. The six pages we read don't name an owner or a factory, so we can't say more.

Where are Viho vapes made?

We don't know. None of the six maker pages we read on October 21, 2026 states a country of manufacture. Check the packaging, or ask the brand through its contact page.

Does Viho have FDA approval?

No. Viho isn't among the 48 e-cigarettes the FDA lists as authorized, on a list marked current as of 08/28/2026.

Is vihovapes.com the official Viho site?

The brand's own pages are at vihovape.com. The site at vihovapes.com presents itself as an online store, and we can't tell from either site whether the two are affiliated.

Does Viho have THC?

Nothing we read suggests it. All six maker pages carry a nicotine warning, and none lists a THC or cannabis product.

Which Viho vapes does Vape City USA carry?

The TRX 50K and the Supercharge Pro 20K, plus a zero nicotine Supercharge 20K. We don't carry the Turbo or the Shadow 75K at this time.

Can I buy Viho in my state?

It depends on your state's rules, which change often. Check our vape laws by state guide and your state's own product list before you order.

This guide is educational and isn't legal advice. Vape products contain nicotine, an addictive chemical. For adults 21+ only.

This Viho TRX 50K review starts with the maker's numbers. The maker rates it at up to 50,000 puffs in Normal mode and up to 30,000 in Boost mode, per its TRX page. That page also lists a 1500mAh battery, a dual mesh coil, adjustable airflow and an intelligent display.

Below we cover what those specs mean and what the maker doesn't say. Adults 21+ only.

Our short verdict: it suits you if you want a long-rated device with a mode switch and airflow control. It falls short on one detail, because neither the maker's pages nor our product specs give a charge time.

Viho TRX 50K Vape

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TRX 50K specs at a glance

This table lists only what the maker's TRX page states. A second table below adds what our own product specs say.

Puff ratings are the maker's estimates, not a promise. Real counts vary with draw length, mode and airflow setting.

What our product specs add

These details come from the spec sheet we hold for the TRX 50K, not from the maker's website. They match the maker on puff ratings, battery and coil.

Normal mode, Boost mode and airflow

The maker shows two ratings side by side: 50K for Normal and 30K for Boost. Boost is 20,000 puffs lower, which is 40% fewer.

What Boost changes isn't explained. The lower rating suggests it uses more of the device per puff, but that's our reading, not a maker statement.

So treat Normal as the long-run setting and Boost as the one you pick on purpose. If you stay in Boost the whole time, plan around 30,000 puffs, not 50,000.

The maker lists adjustable airflow but doesn't show how it's adjusted. Our product specs list loose, tight and close settings. Check the device when it arrives. Airflow control changes how much air mixes with the vapor on each draw. A tighter setting gives a more restricted pull, and a looser one gives an airier pull. Try a setting for a few draws before you judge the flavor.

Battery, coil and charging

The maker's brand story page calls the TRX 50K battery a 1500mAh rechargeable battery. Milliamp-hours measure stored charge, so a bigger number means more capacity. Your runtime still depends on the mode you use.

The maker describes a dual mesh coil with an advanced chip, and says they deliver bold, consistent Viho flavors. That's a marketing claim, and we haven't measured it. If another listing, including a retailer's, gives a different coil count, go with the maker's page.

The maker's pages don't state the charge port or the charge time. We read its home, brand story, TRX, Supercharge Pro, Turbo and Shadow pages on 2026-10-21 and found neither, and our product specs don't list them either. We won't guess. Check the device, or ask us, before you buy.

Flavors and what buyers pick

The maker shows eight editions of the TRX 50K, from First Wave to the Slush Edition, and its home page lists the Slush Series as a best seller. We haven't matched those editions to our flavor names. Our Viho TRX 50K flavors guide covers the flavors we carry.

In our own orders over the 90 days to 2026-10-21, about 1 in 5 Viho units was Strawberry Banana. Cool Mint and Sour Straws came next, at roughly 1 in 10 each. Stock changes daily, so check the Viho TRX 50K product page for what's available.

What the maker doesn't say

A review should say where the facts stop. These are the gaps:

• Tank size: not stated by the maker (our product specs say 20mL).
• Nicotine strength: not stated by the maker (our product specs say 5%, 50mg).
• Charge port and charge time: not stated by either source.
• What Boost changes: not described.
• Where it's made: not stated. See who makes Viho vapes.
• Box contents: not stated.

Not finding a fact on those pages doesn't prove it doesn't exist. It means we can't source it. The packaging is the final word on strength, so read it when your order arrives.

Viho TRX 50K pros and cons

Pros

• Up to 50,000 puffs in Normal mode. The maker rates its Supercharge Pro at 20,000 and its Turbo at 10,000.
• Mode switching lets you choose between the 50K and 30K ratings.
• Adjustable airflow.
• A 3-sided interactive screen that shows e-liquid and battery levels, per our product specs.
• A 1500mAh battery, which the maker pitches as built for long use.
• A dual mesh coil with an advanced chip, per the maker.

Cons

• Neither the maker nor our product specs give a charge time or charge port.
• Boost mode cuts the rating by 40%.
• Puff ratings are estimates and vary with use.
• Like most disposables, it isn't on the FDA's list of authorized e-cigarettes.

Viho TRX 50K review verdict

Who it fits

• You want a long-rated device and don't mind checking the details first.
• You like switching modes and setting your own airflow.
• You want a wide choice of flavors, which our guide lists.

Who should skip it

Skip it if you need a stated charge time before you buy. Skip it too if you want a device with FDA authorization. The FDA's list of authorized e-cigarettes names 48 products, current as of 08/28/2026, and no Viho product is on it. Our FDA status guide explains what that means, and our vape laws by state guide covers where you live.

Our call

After this Viho TRX 50K review, we'd recommend it to adults who want a long-rated device with mode and airflow control. The maker backs up the headline specs on its own page, and our product specs fill in the tank size and nicotine strength. No source gives a charge time, so confirm that before you order.

For other 50K devices, see our best 50K puff vapes roundup. For how long a disposable lasts in general, read how long disposable vapes last. The full lineup is in our Viho vape guide, and every model we carry is on the Viho brand page.

Viho TRX 50K review FAQ

How many puffs does the Viho TRX 50K have?

The maker rates the Viho TRX 50K at up to 50,000 puffs in Normal mode and up to 30,000 in Boost mode. Those are estimates, and real counts vary with how you use it.

What does Boost mode do on the Viho TRX 50K?

The maker lists Boost mode with a 30,000-puff rating against 50,000 for Normal mode, and doesn't say what else it changes. The lower rating suggests Boost uses more per puff, but that's our reading, not a maker statement.

Does the Viho TRX 50K have adjustable airflow?

Yes. The maker lists adjustable airflow, vape mode switching and an intelligent display on its TRX 50K page. It doesn't describe how the airflow is adjusted.

How big is the Viho TRX 50K battery?

The maker lists a 1500mAh battery and calls it rechargeable on its brand story page. It doesn't state the charge port or the charge time, and our product specs don't either, so we don't quote one.

Does the Viho TRX 50K have FDA authorization?

No. The FDA's list of authorized e-cigarettes names 48 products from five companies, current as of 08/28/2026, and no Viho product is on it. The FDA says those are the only e-cigarettes that may be lawfully sold in the United States. What you can buy depends on your state, so check the rules where you live.

How long does a Viho TRX 50K last?

The maker gives a puff rating, not a length of time. At up to 50,000 puffs in Normal mode, how long it lasts depends on how often you use it and which mode you pick. Our guide to how long disposable vapes last explains how to estimate.

How much e-liquid and nicotine does the Viho TRX 50K have?

Our product specs list 20mL of pre-filled e-liquid with 5% (50mg) salt nicotine. The maker's pages don't state either figure, so check the packaging when your order arrives.

This product contains nicotine. Nicotine is an addictive chemical. You must be 21+ to purchase.