The London Pound Cake G Pen Gio pod is a 175mg hemp-derived CBD cartridge that clicks into the G Pen Gio battery, with terpenes built around Cookies London Pound Cake 75. It tastes like blueberry and lemon over sweet OG gas. Cookies Carts USA sells it for $20 with free shipping.
- 175mg hemp-derived CBD per pod
- Fits the G Pen Gio battery (not 510 thread)
- Terpene profile inspired by Cookies London Pound Cake 75
- Draw-activated, no buttons
- In stock, free shipping
London Pound Cake G Pen Gio flavor
The London Pound Cake G Pen Gio flavor follows the box: terpene profile inspired by London Pound Cake 75. London Pound Cake 75 is a Cookies cut of Sunset Sherbert crossed with an indica Cookies keeps private. On the Gio you get blueberry and lemon over sweet OG gas, with a cool menthol edge on the exhale. It sits between the other two: fruit first, gas second.
Because the Gio controls the heat for you, the flavor doesn’t drift much as the pod empties. It’s a small thing that you notice after a week.
How the London Pound Cake G Pen Gio pod works
G Pen built the Gio around a temperature sensor in the battery that keeps each draw at the same heat. You don’t press anything. Drop the pod in, take a slow pull, and the battery switches on. The pod pushes into the top of the battery instead of screwing on, so a standard 510 battery won’t take it.
You need a Gio battery to use it. We sell the Cookies G Pen Gio Battery for $20. If you already own a 510 battery and want to keep using it, go for the London Pound Cake Cookies CBD Cart 510 instead; same flavor, different fitting.
Using and storing the pod
- Charge the Gio battery until the light shows full.
- Push the pod into the battery until it seats.
- Draw slowly for two to three seconds. The light shows the battery is firing.
- Pause between pulls.
Keep the pod upright at room temperature and away from heat. If it sits in the cold, warm it in your hand before you draw. Our G Pen Gio Cookies guide covers the battery lights, charging and what to do when a pod won’t fire.
Gio pod or 510 cart?
Both cost $20. The pod has a little more CBD (175mg against 150mg in our 510 carts) and runs on a battery that manages the heat for you. The 510 cart works on almost any pen battery you already own. If you’re starting from nothing, the Gio is the simpler kit. If you have a 510 battery in a drawer, the cart saves you buying another.
More Gio pod flavors
Cookies Carts USA carries three CBD Gio pods: Cereal Milk G Pen Gio Cookies CBD Pod, Gelatti G Pen Gio Cookies CBD Pod and this one. They all fit the same battery, so it’s easy to keep two flavors around and swap. Browse them together in Cookies CBD Carts, or read the London Pound Cake 75 Cookies cart guide for how the flavor compares across formats.
Buy the London Pound Cake G Pen Gio online
Ordering the London Pound Cake G Pen Gio online takes a couple of minutes: pick it, add it to the cart, check out. It’s $20. Shipping is free on every order, with no minimum. Code yummycookies# takes 15% off your order. We’re an online store that stocks Cookies carts products, so everything on this page ships from our inventory, not from a dispensary.
You have to be 21 or older to order. Hemp and CBD vape rules change from state to state, so check what’s allowed where you live before you buy. Questions about a box, a batch or an order go to sales@cookiescartsusa.com or the contact page.
London Pound Cake G Pen Gio FAQ
Does the London Pound Cake G Pen Gio pod fit a 510 battery?
No. It’s made for the G Pen Gio battery only. For a 510 battery, pick the London Pound Cake 75 510 cart.
How much CBD is in one pod?
175mg of hemp-derived CBD per pod.
Will this pod get me high?
No. It’s CBD oil from hemp with less than 0.3% THC listed, so there’s no THC high.
Do you sell the Gio battery?
Yes. The Cookies G Pen Gio Battery is $20. Pods are sold separately.
Is shipping free?
Yes, on every order. Code yummycookies# takes 15% off too.
A note on CBD: these are hemp-derived products, and the listing gives less than 0.3% THC for the oil. The FDA hasn’t evaluated them to treat or prevent anything, and its page on cannabis and CBD products explains where things stand. For background on the compound itself, the Wikipedia article on cannabidiol is a fair place to start.
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