Straight Goods 1G Cart

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Straight Goods 1G Cart is a one-gram THC vape cartridge from Straight Goods Supply Co, the same maker as the 3 g disposable, and we carry it in twelve flavours. It is a cartridge, not a pen: it screws onto a battery you already own, and when it runs dry you replace the cartridge and keep the battery. The box lists the ingredients as Delta-9 THC distillate and organic terpenes, and the instructions say to attach it to a compatible 510 battery.

Each cartridge comes in a clear plastic tube with black end caps, inside a slim white box printed 1 G CARTS with the flavour on a coloured band; the cartons they ship in hold ten of one flavour. Through the tube you can see the white mouthpiece and the golden oil in the glass, with the flavour and the Straight Goods logo on a label around the tank.

Twelve Straight Goods 1G cart flavours

• Afghan Kush — named for the Hindu Kush, generally described as a heavy, old-school indica
• Dantes Inferno — a strain name, and the box makes no fruit promises
• Dream Cake — a dessert-style name, sweet rather than gassy
• Gary Payton — named for the basketball player, a newer strain with a following
• Gas Cake — fuel and dessert in one name
• Grand Daddy Purple — one of the best-known purple strains, usually filed with the indicas
• Northern Lights — probably the most famous indica name there is
• Pink Candy Kush — candy-sweet over a kush base
• Sour Space Candy — a sour candy name
• Strawberry Cough — a long-standing strain name with strawberry in it
• Super Boof — a joke name, since boof is slang for bad weed; the strain itself is a newer one
• Zaza — slang for top-shelf weed, used here as the strain name

Straight Goods leaves the indica and sativa labels off these boxes as well, so choose by flavour. Every flavour has its own stock count in the menu above.

One cartridge per box, 1 g of oil. Current pricing is next to the flavour menu. Free gifts start at a $60 order. Orders over $150 CAD get free delivery in the GTA and free Ground shipping everywhere else in Canada.

Also explore: the Phoenix Extracts 1g live resin cartridge if you want a live resin oil, the Phoenix 2g dual chamber pen if you would rather skip the battery altogether, or browse every cartridge on the shelf.

Cartridge or disposable: which one makes sense

A disposable is battery and oil in one sealed unit: nothing to charge separately, nothing to match, and when the oil runs out the whole thing is done. A cartridge splits the two. You buy the battery once, then only pay for oil after that, and you can change flavour by swapping cartridges in seconds. If you vape most days, a cartridge setup usually works out cheaper and lets you keep several flavours on the go. If you vape occasionally, or you do not want to keep a battery charged, a disposable is less fuss.

Keep each cartridge in its tube until you screw it on. The tube keeps the mouthpiece clean in a bag or pocket and stops the glass knocking against keys, and it is the easiest way to tell your flavours apart once you own a few.

Cartridge buyers here tend to stock up. Of the 14 orders for our Phoenix 1g cartridge since the end of August, six had two or more cartridges in them.

No battery? Start with a pen.

If you do not own a cartridge battery and do not plan to buy one, this is not for you; a disposable does the same job in one piece.

Straight Goods cart FAQ

Do I need a battery for this?

Yes. It is a cartridge only; it needs a cartridge battery to work. If you would rather not deal with a battery, a disposable pen is the simpler choice.

How is it different from the Phoenix 1g live resin cartridge?

Both are one-gram cartridges. The Phoenix cartridge is labelled live resin; the Straight Goods box lists Delta-9 THC distillate with organic terpenes, and it comes in a different set of flavours.

Do you deliver cartridges or ship them?

Both. In the GTA a driver delivers within 2 hours of order confirmation, 12PM to 10PM, and checks ID at the door. Everywhere else in Canada we ship in plain packaging. Orders over $150 CAD get free delivery in the GTA and free Ground shipping everywhere else in Canada. Under that, the fee shows at checkout before you pay.

What payment do you take, and is there an age limit?

Local delivery takes cash on delivery or Interac e-Transfer. Mail orders take a card or Interac e-Transfer, no cash. You must be 19+ to order and to receive your order.