The TRIIIPLE THREAT DISPOSABLE stands out because of its 2-in-1 versatility. Depending on the specific model, this device allows you to experience Two distinct flavor profiles or a “double Blend” of cannabinoids (such as Delta-9, THCa ) in a single hardware unit. You no longer need to carry multiple pens to switch between Indica, Sativa, and Hybrid vibes.

triiiple Threat feature a switch located at the center of the device.

This is considered a high-potency device. it contains 2g (2000mg) of oil, it is typically enriched with Live Resin or Liquid Diamonds. This ensures a potent “entourage effect,” delivering stronger results than standard distillate vapes.

Clogging is common with thick, high-quality oils like Live Resin. If the airway feels blocked:
Use the Pre-Heat: Your device has a button, click it 2 times to activate the pre-heat cycle to warm the oil.
Warm it Up: If there is no button, hold the device in your hand for 2–3 minutes or use a hairdryer on low heat for 30 seconds.
Clear the Path: Once warm, take a strong, sharp pull to pop the air bubble causing the clog.

The device utilizes a USB-C charging port ( located at the bottom).
Connect it to a standard USB power source (like a laptop or low-voltage wall adapter).
Do not use high-voltage “Fast Chargers” (like those for MacBooks), as they can overheat the battery and burn the coil.
Charge for 30–60 minutes or until the indicator light changes color/turns off.

A blinking light usually indicates one of two things:
Low Battery: The device needs to be recharged.
Connection Issue: The coil isn’t detecting the battery. If it blinks immediately after a full charge, the device may be defective.

It is rechargeable but not refillable. Once the oil in the chambers is depleted, the device is designed to be disposed of. Attempting to open and refill it can damage the internal wiring and cause leaks.

A 2g (2000mg) disposable typically delivers between 800 to 1,200 puffs, depending on the length of your draw. For a moderate user, this usually lasts 1 to 2 weeks.

The legality depends on the cannabinoids inside (Delta-9, THCa, etc.) and your state laws. Generally, if the product is derived from hemp and contains less than 0.3% Delta-9 THC by dry weight, it is federally compliant under the 2018 Farm Bill, though some states have specific bans.