I’m posting this as a genuine harm-reduction warning, not drama.

There are listings claiming to sell “THC vape juice” that:
• works in regular pod vapes
• contains no PG, no VG, no oils
• is “water compatible”
• and delivers strong psychoactive effects

From a chemical, physical, and industry standpoint, this is not possible with real THC.

Below is the scientific breakdown.

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1. THC does NOT dissolve in water or thin liquids

THC is hydrophobic (water-repelling).

That means:
• It does not dissolve in water
• It does not dissolve in PG/VG in usable amounts
• It must be carried in oil-based formulations

This is why every legitimate THC vape on earth is:
• an oil cartridge
• with thick viscosity
• ceramic coils
• controlled airflow

If THC could be put into thin, refillable e-liquid:
• legal dispensaries would sell it
• pod vapes would dominate cannabis vaping
• carts would be obsolete

They aren’t — because it doesn’t work.

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2. “Water-compatible emulsions” are not inhalation-safe

You may see claims like:

“THC distillate blended into a water-compatible emulsion using plant-derived emulsifiers”

Reality:
• Emulsions are unstable under heat
• Even pharmaceutical nano-emulsions are designed for oral drinks, not inhalation
• Heating emulsified THC causes separation and breakdown before aerosolisation

There is no accepted, inhalation-safe, water-based THC vape liquid in:
• legal cannabis
• medicine
• pharma research

If this technology existed, it would be patented and everywhere.

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3. Pod vapes cannot handle THC distillate

THC distillate is thick oil.

In a pod vape it will:
• clog the coil
• burn the cotton
• fail to wick
• or not vaporise at all

This is basic hardware physics.

If a liquid:
• is thin like e-juice
• wicks instantly
• vapes cleanly in pods

👉 then THC is not the active ingredient.

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4. “No PG / No VG / No oils” is a massive red flag

Removing all known carriers while claiming strong psychoactive delivery violates basic aerosol science.

You cannot:
• suspend THC in water
• heat it in a pod
• inhale it effectively

Something else must be providing the effect.

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5. Effect profile matters

Products like this are commonly reported to cause:
• very fast onset
• very short highs (5–10 minutes)
• compulsive redosing
• strong cravings
• withdrawal symptoms

This effect profile does not match THC.

It does match synthetic cannabinoids (Spice / noids), which:
• dissolve easily in thin liquids
• work in pod vapes
• are extremely potent
• wear off fast
• cause dependency

I have nothing against this seller at all, I just believe if your going to sell spice/noids you should voice that not brand it as thc.