The packaging for Jeeter Juice Carts looks cheap, similar to street brands

The packaging looks very cheap, almost like a glossier, more polished version of the black market Dank Vapes or Cereal Carts with its “nutrition facts,” which is why I wanted to try this since they were sold in so many dispensaries in LA.

The distillate for Jeeter Juice Carts looks okay with no discoloration

When you first look at this Jeeter Juice Purple Punch cartridge, its oil quality looks lighter in color with very little noticeable discoloration. For the most part, it looks like standard distillate oil like other recent distillate cartridges.

Jeeter Juice Carts uses C-Cell M6T hardware, airflow often clogs

The hardware and efficiency of this Jeeter Juice cartridge was another issue that I had with this cartridge. Each cartridge has the Jeeter logo and is color-labeled. This makes it easy to tell which strain of Jeeter Juice cartridge it is. Its build quality and design is similar to the Dr. Zodiak Jupiter C-Cell cartridges, though it shares other qualities as well. This Jeeter Juice cartridge, which uses the M6T model of C-Cell cartridges, had some problems with airflow that clogged early and often during the use of this cartridge, similar to a Dr. Zodiak cartridge. It seems to last the average number of puffs for a full gram distillate cartridge much like a real Dr. Zodiak cartridge from last year.

The taste is overly artificial with a perfume-like aftertaste

Its taste is also one of the main weaknesses. It has an artificial taste very much similar to Welsh’s grape juice, but with a harsh perfume-like aftertaste. I would recommend most other distillate cartridges over this one, including Absolute Extracts, Heavy Hitters, Kurvana, and Plug Play. Its artificial fruitiness reminds me of some of the Dr. Zodiak cartridges, the Breath Mint Rad Vapes cartridge, and some of the older West Coast Cure cartridges that I’ve had.

The effects of this cartridge were minimal and didn’t last long

The effects were not as strong for his one, which has 80.07% THC and 0.36% CBD. They are initially relaxing, uplifting, and euphoric, but the effects don’t last long enough as you have to have the full intended effect. Needless to say, this wasn’t strong enough to have a full night’s sleep with this Purple Punch cartridge. During the use of this cartridge, this distillate had little to no medical benefits for my nerve pain and initially gave me a slight headache. Again, I would recommend most other distillate cartridges like Heavy Hitters, Kurvana, and Plug Play over this for much better effects, much better taste, and higher potency.

There are other better distillate choices than Jeeter Juice

Jeeter Juice Vape is also available at most dispensaries in Southern California. I cannot recommend these distillate cartridges that are infused with botanical terpene blends. Although this cartridge is possibly not as bad as other similarly-looking street brands, there are plenty of other better choices for distillate cartridges including Absolute Extracts, Heavy Hitters, Legion of Bloom, Kurvana, and Plug Play.

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Concluding this review…

Jeeter Juice Overall, I can’t recommend this cartridge, which had a much more unpleasant aftertaste than Heavy Hitters Lava Cake distillate that I’ve tried here in the past. Its below-average quality, its artificial taste, and lack of strength are similar to some of the cartridges from Dr. Zodiak, the Breath Mint Rad Vapes cartridge, and the previous generation of West Coast Cure before their new CurePods that I’ve tried in the past. The main draw of this cartridge is that this does not seem as bad as other similarly-looking street brands and the price is cheaper than most distillate cartridges. Again, I would highly recommend most other distillate options in both the recreational and medical market over this one, including many distillate options such as Absolute Extracts, Heavy Hitters, Legion of Bloom, Kurvana, and Plug Play.