Strawberry Cough – FVKD Exotics Crumble Disposable 3.5G
$30.95
Availability: 5 in stock
Description
Strawberry Cough from FVKD Exotics — ripe strawberry with a peppery finish. Bright and sharp off the draw, and the sativa most people pick when they want something for the daytime. This 3.5G Crumble disposable pairs a crumble-textured extract with a rechargeable device and a preheat button.
Sativa · THC-P
Quick Links: Delta Disposables · THCA
What’s included:
1 (One) — FVKD Exotics Crumble Disposable 3.5G
Features:
| Capacity: | 3.5G (3500mg) |
| Concentrate: | Crumble |
| Blend: | THC-P · HHC-P · Delta-8 |
| Strain Type: | Sativa |
| Battery: | Integrated rechargeable |
| Operation: | Draw-activated, with button |
| Preheat: | Yes — clears clogs and thins cold extract |
| Charging Port: | USB Type-C (cable not included) |
| Refillable: | No — rechargeable, not refillable |
How to Use
Inhale for 3–5 seconds from the mouthpiece; the device fires on the draw. If your model has a button, hold it while inhaling for a stronger pull. Use preheat when the extract is cold or the draw feels tight. Start with one or two pulls and wait 15–30 minutes before going further.
Charging
Charge over USB-C when vapor weakens or the light blinks — roughly an hour from empty. The cable is not included.
Frequently Asked Questions:
Is the FVKD Crumble disposable refillable?
No. The battery recharges over USB-C, but the chamber is sealed and cannot be refilled.
What is crumble?
Crumble is a concentrate texture — a dry, crumbly extract rather than a runny oil or a sticky rosin. FVKD runs it in the same 3.5G device as their rosin line.
Why is my draw tight or weak?
Cold extract thickens. Press preheat for a few seconds, or warm the device in your hand, then take a slow pull. If vapor is still light, charge it.
Certificate of Analysis (COA)
FVKD Exotics Crumble Disposable 3.5G
Caution: Consuming this product can expose you to chemicals including beta-myrcene, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and Δ9-Tetrahydrocannabinol, which is known to the State of California to cause birth defects or other reproductive harm.




