Mood is federally legal! How?

All our products are federally legal and have been since the 2018 Farm Bill. We have all our products tested regularly by third-party labs, to ensure our compliance with federal law. Technically speaking, the Farm Bill legalized cannabis products containing less than 0.3% Delta-9 THC by dry weight. As gummies are relatively heavy, they can contain a lot of D9 THC whilst remaining federally lawful, and our flowers contain high amounts of naturally occurring THCa, which turns into D9 THC when smoked, giving you the same great feeling of illegal marijuana, whilst still being federally lawful.

How do you create the different moods?

Lots of people have heard of cannabis being indica or sativa — but we go way beyond these simple definitions! Our in-house cannabis experts start by reviewing detailed lab tests which measure levels of naturally occurring minor cannabinoids and terpenes. We classify these results based on the sum of their parts, which allows us to determine way more about the results than simple Indica or Sativa types. Everybody reacts slightly differently to cannabis, so it’s not a 100% perfect science, but most people who shop according to mood are very satisfied!

All Mood products are regularly tested by third-party labs to ensure safety and federal legality. .

Getting high: what our cannabis feels like

Our federally legal cannabis gives you the fun THC high and wellness benefits you’re looking for, without the risk, danger and inconsistency of illegal marijuana. We’re so confident in our growers and producers, that we offer a 100 day money back guarantee.

Will this show up on a drug test?

Our products will cause you to test positive for THC. We recommend not using them if you are required to pass a drug test for marijuana.

Vaping Weed: Why Pens Are More Popular Now Than Ever

Vaping cannabis is more popular than ever. Learn why vape pens have become the go-to choice for cannabis users looking for convenience and potency.

Written by Brandon Topp

Vape pens have taken the cannabis world by storm, becoming one of the most popular ways to enjoy cannabis products. Whether it’s for their convenience, high-powered performance, or wide variety of options, vape pens offer a modern alternative to traditional cannabis smoking.

Unlike rolling a joint or packing a bowl, vaping is ready, convenient—just press a button and inhale—and smokeless. Enjoying smooth, flavorful, and potent vapor makes cannabis vaping a favorite of countless contemporary stoners.

Plus, technological advancements have made today’s vape pens more efficient for cannabis use, customizable, and powerful than ever.

Another reason for the rise of cannabis vaping is the availability of Farm Bill-compliant hemp-derived products. Thanks to the 2018 Farm Bill, hemp-derived cannabinoids like THCa, Delta-8, and HHC are federally legal, making high-quality vapes accessible across the country.

Check out Mood's Vapes today for a high-quality selection of live resin and distillate options.

Why Are Vape Pens So Popular?
- Instant Convenience
- High-Powered Performance
- Discretion & Odor Control
- Precise Dosing & Efficiency
- Wide Variety of Options
How Do Vape Pens Work?
Different Types of Vape Pens
Vaping vs. Cannabis Smoking
How the Farm Bill Made Cannabis Vaping More Accessible
FAQs

Why Are Vape Pens So Popular?

1. Instant Convenience

One of the biggest reasons vape pens have taken over the market is their ease of use.

No grinding flower, no rolling papers, or water pipes, and no lighters—just inhale and go.

Whether at home or on the go, vape pens provide everyday adults a hassle-free way to enjoy cannabis products.

2. High-Powered Performance

Vape pens today are as advanced and strong as ever. They feature sleek designs, reliable batteries, and the best concentrates in history.

Some advanced dab pens can handle high-potency concentrates like butane hash oil (BHO), providing effects similar to a full dab rig but in a portable form.

Mood's vape pens are conveniently set to the ideal temperature and disposable, allowing for a clean start to each new round.

3. Discretion & Odor Control

One of the downsides of cannabis smoking can be the lingering smell. Don't get us wrong, we love the rich, dynamic aromas the terpenes in our flower give off.

We're also aware that it's not always convenient or appropriate to smoke and fill a space with that smell. Consumption of the THC and THCa products you love is easier compared to smoking when in a situation where you need to remain discreet.

Vape pens make vapor, not smoke, so the smell isn't as strong and disappears faster. For example, think of a campfire vs a steam engine.

This makes vaping a more low-key option for users who want to keep their sessions to themselves.

4. Precise Dosing & Efficiency

Unlike traditional smoking, where potency can vary, vape pens offer consistent dosing. You can buy vapes of different strengths but from there, the results should be consistent.

Many devices use cartridges with measured cannabinoid content, so you know exactly what you're consuming and can take more precise hits.

Additionally, vaping uses less material than smoking, making it a more efficient way to consume cannabis.

5. Wide Variety of Options

Vape pens come in countless forms, offering users an endless selection of strains, cannabinoids, and flavors.

From classic cannabis strains to hemp-derived THCa and Delta-8 vapes, there’s a vape product for everyone.

Plus, advancements in extraction techniques have led to ultra-pure and flavorful options, including live resin, rosin, and terpene-infused oils.

How Do Vape Pens Work?

Vape pens function by heating cannabis liquid or concentrates to make vapor that's easy to inhale. They typically consist of two main parts:

Battery: Powers the heating element.
Cartridge or Chamber: Holds the cannabis oil, distillate, or concentrate.

When you inhale or press a button to activate your vape, the heating element will vaporize the concentrate, delivering a smooth and potent hit without combustion.

Different Types of Vape Pens For Cannabis Use

There are many different types of vape pens, each offering a unique experience:

Disposable Vape Pens: Pre-filled, ready-to-use pens that require no maintenance.
510-Thread Batteries: Rechargeable batteries that work with standard cannabis cartridges.
Pod Systems: Similar to electronic cigarettes, these use proprietary pods with cannabis liquid.
Dab Pens: Designed for thick concentrates like butane hash oil (BHO) and live resin.
Dry Herb Vaporizers: Designed for vaping cannabis flower instead of concentrates.

Vaping vs. Cannabis Smoking Cannabis

Feature

Cannabis Vaping

Cannabis Smoking

Odor Low, fades quickly Strong, lingers

Flavor Smooth, preserves terpenes Stronger, also smoke-flavored

Convenience Instant use Requires rolling/packing

How the Farm Bill Made Cannabis Vaping More Accessible

The 2018 Farm Bill essentially made hemp-derived cannabinoids federally legal, opening the door for Farm Bill-compliant vape products like THCa, Delta-8, and HHC vapes.

This farming, agriculture, and cannabis act differentiated dried marijuana flower from hemp.

According to the Farm Bill, "marijuana use" refers to any cannabis that has more than 0.3% Delta-9 THC by dry weight. Cannabis with less than 0.3% Delta-9 THC is legally classified as "hemp."

Brands like Mood have embraced this opportunity, creating high-quality vape pens that comply with federal regulations while still offering a powerful, familiar experience shaped by Farm Bill-friendly cannabinoids like THCa and THCp.

By focusing on hemp-derived products, consumers can legally purchase and enjoy vapes that deliver potent effects similar to traditional cannabis whether or not they live in a state that's legalized recreational.

FAQs

Q: When you consume cannabis, are vape pens stronger than smoking cannabis?

Yes, many vape cartridges contain concentrated cannabinoids, making them more potent than traditional cannabis smoking.

Q: What’s the difference between dab pens and regular vape pens?

Dab pens are designed for thicker concentrates like butane hash oil (BHO), while regular vape pens use liquid cannabis oil cartridges.

Q: Do vape pens produce secondhand smoke?

No, vaping produces vapor instead of smoke, reducing secondhand exposure.

Q: How should I store my vape cartridge?

Store cartridges in a cool, dark place to prevent degradation. You'll also want to keep them upright to avoid leaking.

Q: What should I try first: smoking, vaping, or eating edibles?

Probably the latter two. If you're just getting started with cannabis, it's more important to start slow with a small hit of some flower or a nibble of an edible.

Because vapes can be more potent, it's best to get some experience and build a bit of tolerance before trying.