THCX Vape Cartridges

Made for any 510-thread battery, Hempire Gardens' THCX vape cartridges are 1ml CCELL units filled with lab-made distillate and natural terpenes. Below: the cartridge specs, battery pairings, lab-testing details, and where THCX stands in the UK.

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THCX CCELL Cartridges (1ml)

From £7.99

CCELL M3 Battery + 2 x 1ml THCX Vape Cartridge

£14.99

CCELL M3 Battery + 1ml THCX Vape Cartridge (CCELL)

£11.99

Built on the 510 Standard

Each vape cartridge is genuine CCELL hardware with a 1ml capacity and a standard 510 thread. That thread is the common fitting across most vape batteries, so the cartridge screws onto the M3 sold here, and onto other 510 batteries you may already have.

Standard threading matters because it means you're not locked into one brand of battery. Pick up the cartridge on its own, and it works with the kit you already own.

Matching a Cartridge to a Battery

How you buy depends on what's already in your drawer:

Cartridge only — the right call if you own a working 510 battery.
M3 battery + 1 cartridge — a complete pairing if you're starting from nothing.
M3 battery + 2 cartridges — the same battery with a spare cartridge included.

If you're unsure whether your battery fits, check that it's 510-threaded. Almost all standard vape batteries are, but a sealed disposable won't take a separate cartridge at all.

Single or Spare?

The two-cartridge pairing exists for a simple reason: a spare saves you reordering the moment the first empties. Once you know THCX works for you, having a backup ready is the practical choice.

A single cartridge suits anyone still testing the format, or anyone who keeps flavours varied and doesn't want several open at once.

What's in the Cartridge

The make-up is printed on each product, no guesswork. THCX is a lab-made cannabinoid, produced and tested rather than plant-extracted.

No heavy metals, no filler. Vegan-friendly and made from non-GMO extracts.

Strain-Inspired Flavours

The terpene blends take their names from well-known strains, so the aroma follows the profile.

Each leans on natural terpenes rather than artificial flavouring, so the taste tracks the strain rather than a synthetic sweetener.

Quality and Lab Reports

Every cartridge is third-party lab-tested, with the Certificate of Analysis (COA) available to view on the product page. The THCX vapes are made to GMP standards under ISO 9001. The COA, on the other hand, confirms the cannabinoid percentages and shows the product is free from heavy metals. For a newer cannabinoid, checking the COA before you buy is the best practice.

Where THCX Stands in the UK

THCX is a newer, lab-made cannabinoid. Right now, it isn't listed as a controlled substance under the UK's Misuse of Drugs Act. It's a potent compound, though, and UK rules on novel cannabinoids have shifted quickly in recent years, so the position could change.

Ready to Pick Your Cartridge?

Choose a battery pairing if you're starting fresh, or a standalone cartridge if you're already set up, then check the COA on the product page before you buy.

New to THCX? Start with a single short draw and see how it sits. Message our team on live chat if you want a hand choosing.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does 510-thread mean?

510 is the standard screw fitting used by most vape batteries and cartridges. A 510 cartridge twists onto a 510 battery, so parts from different brands generally work together. It's the reason these cartridges aren't tied to one specific device, and why a battery you already own will most likely fit.

How do I know if my battery is compatible?

Check that the battery is 510-threaded, which the vast majority of standard vape batteries are. If it takes screw-on cartridges, it will almost certainly take these. Sealed disposables and pod systems with proprietary fittings are the exceptions, as they don't accept a separate 510 cartridge.

Can these cartridges be refilled?

Some CCELL cartridges allow a top-up with compatible refill juice, while others are sealed for single use. Check the specific product details before trying, and never force a cartridge open that isn't built to reopen. If yours is single-use, a fresh cartridge is the clean way to carry on.

What should I do if a cartridge tastes burnt?

A burnt taste usually means the coil has run low or been fired dry. Check there's still liquid in the window, take shorter, gentler draws, and give it a moment between puffs so the coil can re-wet. If it persists on a near-empty cartridge, it's simply time to swap.

How should I store spare cartridges?

Keep them upright, sealed, and somewhere cool and dry, out of direct sunlight and away from heat. Upright storage reduces the chance of leaks, and steady temperature protects both flavour and consistency. As with all these products, keep them well away from children and anyone under 18.