1100mg Cbd Disposable Vape Pen – Lifter (Sativa)

Where the Lifter strain comes from

Oregon CBD put Lifter out as a Suver Haze #50 x Early Resin Berry cross. Note the number, since the widely quoted Suver Haze #7 is the wrong parent.

Two brothers run the company, Seth and Eric Crawford. By their own account they bred cannabis and grew for patients first, then moved into hemp when it turned legal at home in 2015.

Lifter has a cup to its name, and the credit sits with the farm that grew it.

First Place: Lifter Flower – Horn Creek Hemp

That line comes off the High Times Hemp Cup: People’s Choice 2021 winners page, in the Flower class. Horn Creek Hemp grew the entry that won it. Oregon CBD bred the seed behind the plant.

• Breeder: Oregon CBD.
• Cross: Suver Haze #50 x Early Resin Berry.
• Family: CBD hemp cultivar, sativa-leaning.
• Flower potency on record: around 15% CBD.
• Flavour: sweet funk, cheese rind, a hint of fuel.
• Terpenes, as Leafly lists them: myrcene, caryophyllene, pinene.

One name to keep separate. Sour Lifter is a different cultivar built off this one, and menus swap the two often.

What 1100mg of CBD buys

The number covers the whole tank rather than one draw. A single pull carries a small share of it.

That keeps pacing simple. Draw, wait a minute, decide, with nothing waiting to catch up with you an hour later.

Our take on the Lifter pen

The funk earns its reputation. Lemon peel arrives first, then something cheesy and gassy settles in behind it, which reads worse on paper than it tastes.

The feel is close to nothing, in the way CBD is. A slight loosening off, no lift, and a day that carries on as planned.

• Inhale: lemon peel, sharp and bright.
• Exhale: cheese rind with a whiff of fuel.
• Feel: steady. Nothing to time or plan around.

One honest limit. There’s no buzz in this pen at all, and anyone hoping for a small one will feel short-changed. Our THC pens do that job.

Who this CBD pen suits

Desk workers, drivers off shift, and people who want the hand-to-mouth half of vaping without the rest. It lives in a jacket pocket and gets short pulls between other things.

Newcomers do well with it too. There’s no high to misjudge, so flavour is the only question left to answer.

Why a disposable vape tastes burnt

A dry coil is the usual answer. Vapour comes off faster than the wick reloads when draws stack up back to back.

• Pause a minute between pulls and the flavour returns.
• Cold oil feeds the coil slowly, so warm the pen in a hand first.
• The last draws of any tank taste rough, and that’s the tank ending.
• Stand the pen upright between sessions, away from heat.

Willo, and where CBD sits in the range

Willo is a Toronto brand. Its own site says the products are sourced, made, and packaged in the city.

• CBD line: 1100mg disposable pens and 1100mg cartridges.
• This pen: Lifter, the daytime option of the pair.
• THC line: 1100mg and 2000mg pens on 98% distillate.
• Elsewhere on the shelf: gummies, chocolates, pre-rolls, drinks.

Their motto runs to six words on the Willo shop. Choose the best, pass on the rest.

Buyers hunting a CBD vape pen Canada actually stocks tend to find the same two formats. A sealed pen for simplicity, or a cartridge for anyone with a battery in a drawer.

We run CBD pens out to Toronto and Aurora doors inside two hours. A $50 minimum starts an order, delivery costs nothing over $70, and we check ID at 19+ every time.

How the Lifter CBD disposable vape compares

Two CBD pens, one matching cartridge, and the THC pen that covers the same hours.

Hardware splits the first two rows and nothing else does. A cartridge needs a 510 thread battery to fire, and this pen needs nothing beyond the box it came in. The rest of our disposable vape pens run the THC side of the shelf.

The last row is the real decision. Both pens suit a bright afternoon, and only one of them changes what the afternoon feels like.