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Vapes & Carts in NYC, curated for the hour.

510 cartridges, all-in-one disposables, and reload pods across live resin, live rosin, and distillate.

About Vapes & Carts.

Vapes are a fast-acting, low-profile way to consume outside the home. The category generally splits into three families: 510-thread cartridges that screw onto a reusable battery, all-in-one disposables that are used once and recycled, and refillable pod systems. The oil inside also varies: distillate is potent and neutral in flavor, live resin keeps more of the plant's terpenes, and live rosin is solventless and the most flavor-forward. Every vape sold in a licensed New York dispensary is lab tested for solvents, heavy metals, and other contaminants. Check the live menu for current stock.

How to buy

  • A 510 cartridge plus a reusable battery is the most economical long term.
  • A disposable is the simplest option for travel or a first try.
  • Live rosin is the most terpene-forward; distillate is the most neutral.
  • Match the strain type to when you plan to use it, and ask a budtender if unsure.

Live Menu

Browse Vapes live.

This is our live menu, so what you see is what is in stock right now. Browse it, then pre-order for pickup at Chelsea or Flatiron, or for same-day delivery in Manhattan.

Live Menu, Chelsea

The Alchemy Chelsea

302 8th Avenue, New York, NY 10001

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FAQ

About vapes.

What's the difference between live resin and live rosin?

Live resin uses solvent extraction from flash-frozen flower. Live rosin uses solventless heat and pressure. Rosin is usually more expensive and more terpene-faithful.

Is there a difference between 510 carts and disposables?

A 510-thread cartridge screws onto a separate battery you keep and reuse. A disposable is a single unit used once and recycled. 510s are cheaper long term; disposables are simpler and travel-friendly.

Are vape pens safe?

Vapes sold in licensed New York dispensaries are lab tested for residual solvents, heavy metals, banned pesticides, and microbials. Products that do not pass state-mandated testing cannot be sold.