A cannabis vape is a portable device that heats cannabis oil into an inhalable vapor rather than burning plant material. The Grove stocks vapes and cartridges at both Nevada stores, in Las Vegas and in Pahrump, as a curated selection of licensed Nevada brands. Every vape on the shelf is lab tested and labeled under Nevada license, and current stock, potency, and pricing live on the real-time menus rather than on this page.
Key facts
- Product: cannabis vapes and cartridges, sold at The Grove in Las Vegas and Pahrump.
- Main formats: 510-thread cartridges, all-in-one disposables, and pod systems.
- Common oil types: distillate, live resin, liquid diamonds, and solventless oils such as rosin.
- Hardware basics: most vapes pair a rechargeable battery with a cartridge; disposables arrive charged and ready.
- Testing: every vape is lab tested and labeled under Nevada license. See our lab tested cannabis page for what the panels cover.
- Purchase rules: buyers must be 21 or older with a valid government-issued ID. Vapes are a concentrate, so Nevada’s concentrate purchase limit applies, which differs from the flower limit.
- Where to shop: browse live vape stock on the Las Vegas menu or the Pahrump menu.
What a cannabis vape is
A cannabis vape heats concentrated cannabis oil to a temperature that releases vapor without combustion. The device does not burn flower, so there is no ash and less lingering smell than a lit joint or pipe. Shoppers reach for vapes for their portability, their discreet size, and the simplicity of pressing a button or drawing on a mouthpiece.
This page is the category overview for The Grove’s vape selection. It explains the formats, the oil types, and the hardware in plain terms, then points you to the live menus for what is in stock today. If you are weighing a vape against smoking flower, our guide on the difference between vaping and smoking covers that comparison in full.
The main vape formats
Cannabis vapes come in three formats, and the format decides how you power the device and whether you refill or replace it. The Grove carries all three across its Nevada shelves.
- 510-thread cartridges screw onto a separate, reusable battery that uses the standard 510 connection. You replace the cartridge when the oil runs out and keep the battery.
- All-in-one disposables combine the oil, the coil, and the battery in one sealed unit. They arrive charged, require no setup, and are discarded once empty.
- Pod systems use a brand-specific pod that clicks into a matching rechargeable battery, sitting between the open 510 standard and the sealed disposable.
Because each format is tied to its own hardware, it helps to know which battery or system a product uses before you buy. Store staff at both locations can walk you through the differences, and the live menus label products by format.
The oil inside the cartridge
The oil is what separates one cartridge from another, and the extraction method shapes its texture, aroma, and character. The Grove’s vape selection spans the common oil types found on licensed Nevada shelves, described here in plain terms rather than as effects or outcomes.
- Distillate is a highly refined oil stripped down to its cannabinoids, often paired with reintroduced terpenes for aroma. It is known for a clean, consistent character.
- Live resin is extracted from fresh-frozen cannabis to preserve more of the plant’s original terpene profile, so it tends to taste and smell closer to the living plant.
- Liquid diamonds are made by taking the crystalline THCA diamonds that form in a concentrate and blending them back into a terpene-rich liquid, often a live resin sauce, to create a single pourable oil for cartridges and disposables. This format has become one of the most popular vape options over the past couple of years for its full, terpene-forward flavor.
- Solventless oils, such as rosin, are pressed using heat and pressure instead of chemical solvents, which appeals to shoppers who prefer a solvent-free process.
These descriptions cover how each oil is made, not how it will affect you. We do not make medical or therapeutic claims, and effects vary by product and by person. For the dabbable, jarred versions of these concentrates, read our page on concentrates.
Vape hardware basics
Vape hardware is simple at its core: a battery supplies power, and a coil inside the cartridge warms the oil into vapor. A 510-thread setup lets you recharge the battery over USB and swap in a new cartridge when needed, while a disposable retires the whole unit once the oil is gone. Keeping the connection clean and charging the battery as directed are the main upkeep steps, and the packaging on each product carries the manufacturer’s guidance.
We keep this overview general on purpose and leave detailed device instructions to each brand’s packaging. If you are new to vapes, the staff at either store can help you match a battery to a cartridge and get started.
Lab tested and Nevada compliant
Every vape The Grove sells is lab tested and labeled under Nevada license before it reaches the shelf. The Grove does not manufacture these products in-store; licensed Nevada brands and cultivators make and package them, and The Grove curates and stocks a rotating selection. Testing confirms the label and screens the oil for contaminants under state rules overseen by the Nevada Cannabis Compliance Board.
For the full picture of what testing covers and why it matters, read our lab tested cannabis page.
The Grove’s vape brands
The Grove curates its vape selection from licensed Nevada brands and rotates stock as new products arrive, so the lineup on the menu changes over time.
Because the selection rotates, the live menus are the source of truth for which brands and products are in stock right now.
How to shop vapes at both stores
You can shop The Grove’s vapes two ways: browse online first or come in and talk to staff. The real-time menus show current vape stock, formats, and pricing for each location, so start there to see what is available today.
- In Las Vegas, browse the Las Vegas menu or visit The Grove Las Vegas.
- In Pahrump, browse the Pahrump menu or visit The Grove Pahrump.
- Prefer to see the wider catalog first? Review the eight products you can find at a cannabis dispensary for how vapes fit alongside flower, edibles, and more.
Before you buy: You must be 21 or older and present a valid government-issued ID to purchase any cannabis product in Nevada. Vapes are a concentrate, so Nevada’s concentrate purchase limit applies to them, and that limit is different from the flower limit. For the exact concentrate figure and how it is measured, see Nevada cannabis purchase limits. For who can shop and what identification is accepted, see age and ID requirements.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between a cartridge and a disposable vape?
A 510-thread cartridge holds only the oil and coil and screws onto a separate, reusable battery, so you replace the cartridge and keep the battery. A disposable combines the oil, coil, and battery in one sealed unit that you discard once it is empty.
What oil types do The Grove vapes use?
The Grove’s vape selection includes distillate, live resin, liquid diamonds, and solventless oils such as rosin. Each is made differently, which shapes its texture and aroma. The live menus label products by oil type, and stock rotates over time.
Are The Grove’s vapes lab tested?
Yes. Every vape is lab tested and labeled under Nevada license before it reaches the shelf. Our lab tested cannabis page explains what the testing panels cover.
How much of a vape can I buy in Nevada?
Vapes are a concentrate, so Nevada’s concentrate purchase limit applies, and it is not the same as the flower limit. For the exact figure and how it is measured, see Nevada cannabis purchase limits. You must be 21 or older with a valid ID to buy.
Should I choose a vape or smoke flower?
That comes down to preference. Vaping heats oil into vapor without combustion, while smoking burns flower. Our guide on the difference between vaping and smoking walks through both so you can decide what fits you.
Can I buy vapes at both The Grove locations?
Yes. Vapes are available at The Grove in Las Vegas and in Pahrump. Check the Las Vegas menu or the Pahrump menu for current stock at each store.
Keep reading
- Vaping versus smoking: what is the difference
- Lab tested, compliant products at The Grove
- Eight products you can find at a cannabis dispensary
Ready to shop? Browse current vape stock on the Las Vegas menu or the Pahrump menu, or stop by The Grove in Las Vegas or Pahrump and ask our team to help you find the right fit.
