While most of the attention goes to flower and concentrates, there’s no doubt that consumers love vape pens. In fact, vapes outsold the closest category (edibles) by more than 2 to 1. I smoke what the people smoke, so I recently picked up a Good News Afternoon Delight Disposable Vape to review.

The Good News Afternoon Delight 300mg Disposable Vape is filled with a blend of cannabis distillate and botanically derived terpenes. This vape tested at 78.11% THC and 78.11% total cannabinoids.

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The branded straight-sided cylinder was no bigger than a standard Bic writer. A small oil visibility window was on both sides with a small indicator light at the bottom. There were no settings, buttons, or ports and a hit to activate mechanism.

Even with the light cloud from the disposable stick, the flavor was very sweet, carrying a vaguely tropical-fruit kick that tasted like a blend of fresh-cut mango and Fruit Stripe gum. Surprisingly sticky, the flavor had more staying power than any other vape I’ve tried recently, leaving a hint of sweet that I could detect for more than five minutes.

The Afternoon Delight Vape worked quickly, tamping down my baseline anxiety and inducing a peaceful headspace after a couple hits. The body buzz was light at lower doses, but after a few more long pulls, a fluttering, tingling sensation began to move outward from my chest. It was easy to hit the “ceiling” of the buzz after five or so pulls, making the disposable a good fit for emergency anxiety uses.

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