CCELL Silo Battery

A vape cartridge is used in conjunction with a battery to vaporise oil concentrates. They're incredibly convenient once they've been filled and are very discreet when attached to a 'pen' style battery like the M3. Some people can expect a cartridge to last for weeks or even months without any refilling.

You can't go ahead and put any oil in these cartridges. Some concentrate oils are great to be vaped, while some are only safe when ingested. It's important to do your own research so you can stay safe and healthy. 

• Remove the mouthpiece by unscrewing it.
• Fill the tank in between the glass walls and the centre metal post. Do not fill the centre metal post. A syringe is recommended for precision.
• Don't overfill the cartridge. Allow some room for the mouthpiece to screw back on.
• Screw the mouthpiece back on
• You're good to go. Attach it to your favourite battery and have fun.

The short answer is yes. However, CCELL does not recommend you do this. The cartridges work perfectly right down to the last drop but tend to degrade very quickly after the first fill. So you might consider it a bonus if you get an extra fill out of your cartridge but you shouldn't expect too. 

We recommend CCELL batteries like the M3 or M3B for optimal performance.

A cartridge and a battery normally attach by screwing them together. For this to work properly, both pieces must have the exact same thread pattern, otherwise they cannot screw together. The 510 refers to a specific pattern of thread that is commonly used for vape hardware. If both the cartridge and the battery use a 510 thread pattern, then they're compatible.