Cartridges

Follow these steps for a seamless experience: 

• Attach the Cartridge: Gently remove the protective cap to expose the threading on your cartridge. Screw the cartridge onto the 510 thread of your battery, whether it’s your own personal battery or an Urb 510 Clicker Battery. Turn it clockwise until snug, but be cautious not to overtighten. Overtightening the cartridge onto the battery can create a vacuum effect, making it harder for the oil to flow smoothly.
• Power On Your Battery: Turn on your 510 thread battery according to its specific instructions. This usually involves pressing a button a certain number of times. To turn on your Urb 510 Clicker Battery, click the button 5 times. 
• Adjust Settings (if applicable): Some batteries have adjustable settings. If needed, adjust the voltage or temperature settings based on your preference. For the best experience, we recommend using only the lowest voltage setting to avoid burning of the coil or further malfunctioning. 
• Inhale Gently: Once your cartridge is securely attached, take a slow and gentle inhale while holding the button on your battery down. 
• Monitor Usage: Keep an eye on the remaining product in your cartridge. When it’s running low, it’s time to consider a replacement. 

Keep it Upright:  

• Store your cartridge in an upright position to prevent any oil leakage. Storing the cartridge upright and securely capped minimizes the risk of leakage. This ensures that your product stays where it belongs – in the cartridge.

Keep the cartridges out of the light:

• A dark space for storage prevents light from degrading the products over time and causing oxidation of the distillate to occur. Opt for a storage space that’s sealed off and dark.

Avoid high or low temperatures:

• Store your cartridge in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and heat sources. Extreme temperatures can impact the viscosity of the oil and may lead to leakage or clogging. Make sure not to store your cartridges near a heat vent in your home, on a windowsill, in your car’s glove box on a hot day, etc.. Exposure to air, light, and extreme temperatures can impact the viscosity of the oil, potentially causing clogs or affecting the overall vaping experience, and can also degrade the quality of the product over time.

Keep the terminal (the part that contacts the battery) and threads clean:

• During storage or normal use, a small amount of sticky light brown residue can accumulate at the terminal or threads. It can be removed by lightly cleaning the area with a cotton swab dipped in isopropyl alcohol. Avoid using too much alcohol, the goal is to pick up the residue with the swab’s tip. Multiple passes may be needed – just repeat until no more residue comes off on the swab. Let the alcohol dry completely before using the cartridge. 

If residue has built up, or the cartridge hasn’t been used in a while, the ball or valve that regulates the liquid can get stuck. If cleaning won’t allow it to move, you may want to apply light pressure to the valve with a small blunt tipped object like a toothpick. After loosening it, another cleaning may be warranted. 

By following proper storage practices, you extend the overall shelf life of your cartridge, allowing you to enjoy its benefits for a more extended period.

The general range is 3.3-3.8 volts. Some consumers prefer a little lower around 2.7-2.8 volts to use the distillate more slowly and to prevent the distillate from burning.

Batteries vary and a best practice would be to start lower and slowly raise the voltage to find the optimal setting.