Recently, vapes overtook flower as the number one category in the California regulated market. While we’re a long way from that in Illinois, vapes are clearly a huge force in the market. I recently stopped at Mystic Greenz Olive Branch and picked up a 93 Boyz Cereal Milk Vape Cart to review.

93 Boyz Cereal Milk Vape Cart comes as a 1g vape with a distillate-based oil infused with botanical-derived terpenes. This vape tested at 80.67% Delta 9 THC and 85.75% total cannabinoids. The indicated terpenes were limonene, β-myrcene, linalool, and β-pinene.

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With standard 1g hardware, the 93 Boyz cart came as an unbranded cylinder vape with a glass tank, stainless steel core, and clear plastic mouthpiece. The thick oil inside was lightly colored with a transparent straw yellow hue. Dense at room temperature, the oil only started to move once heated. This density also influenced the size of the hits, making for much heavier pulls once the vape had been preheated.

The flavor was sweet on top with an artificial candy note blending hints of grape, lemon, and cherry. This quickly disappeared into a heavy sweet cream tone that shifted character depending on how many hits were chained together. Single pulls at cooler temps created a clear and consistent heavy whipping cream note, while longer multi-hit sessions created a roasted-caramel tone that stuck to the palate after each hit. There was zero hint of cannabis throughout with the sweet candy and cream flavors dominating.

A few strong pulls quickly shifted my headspace towards a slightly spaced-out but anxiety-free peacefulness. Pressure mounted behind my eyes and brow while euphoric tingles pulsed in my core at the peak. Though listed as a hybrid, the second half of the experience left me with an indica-style tiredness that lasted for almost an hour.

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