Little boxes for 510 carts and disposables, in that loud, flavor-first look everyone knows from dispensary shelves. Big color and holographic foil. We fit an insert so the glass cart can’t roll, and leave panel space for strain, potency and warnings.
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Loud. That’s the look. Dank vape boxes follow a style that dispensary shoppers know on sight: bright flavor names, big graphics, holographic foil and a cartoonish edge that’s more streetwear than pharmacy. We print this style of box for your own brand and artwork, sized to the cartridge or disposable you sell.
Our customers here are mostly small vape and hemp brands and distributors launching a flavor line. They tend to have a clear idea of the vibe they want and one practical worry: the glass cartridge cracking or leaking because it rolls around in a box that’s too big.
Most 510 thread cartridges hold half a gram or a full gram, and they’re short glass or plastic tubes with a mouthpiece on top. The box is usually a slim tuck end carton just wide enough for the cart and its insert. Disposables are longer and flatter, so they get a different footprint.
Measure with the mouthpiece and any rubber tip cap in place, since that’s how it’ll sit in the box. A paperboard insert with a round hole holds the cart upright and stops it from knocking against the walls, which is the main cause of cracked glass. Our vape cartridge boxes page covers more insert layouts if you sell several sizes.
The style lives on color and shine. We nearly always print these on SBS paperboard, it soaks up heavy color without going muddy. And then the fun part. Holographic foil on the flavor name, maybe gloss lamination so the whole thing shines like a candy wrapper, or (our favorite) a matte box with spot UV on the logo that flashes when somebody tilts it under the shop lights.
One tip, from watching a lot of flavor lines go out the door. Same layout on every flavor, just swap the color and the name. Cheaper to set up, sure, but the bigger win is that on a packed shelf your twelve flavors read as one brand and not twelve random boxes.
These boxes are tiny. And you’re cramming in the brand, flavor or strain, cart size, potency, batch info and then whatever warning text your state wants, so we’d push all the required stuff to the sides and back and keep the front for the art. We’ll check the small print can still be read once it’s printed at actual size.
State rules? They’re all different and they shift around a lot. Get your own legal advisor to sign off the wording before you approve the proof. We’ll lay it out; you supply the text. For broader packaging around vapes, take a look at our vape cartridge packaging as well.
Minimums are low, often around 50 boxes depending on the style, and the per-box price drops as quantity goes up. Free design help is included: we set up the dieline, place your artwork and check files for print problems before sending a digital proof. Ask for a physical sample if you want to test the fit with your real carts.
Production takes about 10 to 12 business days after proof approval, and ground shipping is free across the USA. If you’re still choosing between board types, our article on cardstock vs corrugated explains the trade-offs. Browse the full vape boxes and packaging range, or ask for a quote.
Yes, but it’s best to size each box to its cart. A half gram cart in a 1 gram box will rattle unless the insert is adjusted.
It works, but the effect is softer on brown kraft. For the bright rainbow shine most people want, white SBS paperboard is the better base.
Yes. We keep one dieline and swap the artwork per flavor, so you can run several designs in the same order.
Similar options include vape cartridge packaging and empty vape cartridge packaging. Browse all of them in custom vape boxes & packaging. For measurements, see CBD packaging compliance.
