Oils
Edibles
Vape Pens
Vape E-Liquids
Vape Cartridges
USA Only
United States Pacific Northwest
30-days
2017
Yes
Customer Service
Owned by Instagram celebrity Dan Bilzerian
Several flavors available for each product type
Affordable products in all categories
Ignite was founded in 2017 by Dan Bilzerian. Since its founding, the company has grown significantly, adding new products to the lineup every couple of months.
We love Ignite’s CBD products. The team’s attention to detail in the design, formulation, and quality of the ingredients is outstanding.
Recently, the company partnered with Bō Vaping to release a line of elegant cartridge-based vape pens with incredible functionality. They taste great, offer a decent dose of CBD, and won’t cost you an arm and a leg.
Read on to learn about what we love about Ignite, what products it sells, and where we feel the company could improve.
Ignite is selective about its growers, cultivators, and manufacturers to achieve effective and safe CBD extracts.
The company aims to remove the negative stigma associated with CBD and cannabis — and is doing a great job at backing this up. While we can definitely get on board with this mission, it lacks the generosity or drive for innovation we’re looking or to give full points in this category.
Ignite doesn’t list the hemp source on its website, so we reached out to them. The company sources its hemp from the United States Pacific Northwest.
There’s no mention of organic hemp on the company website, but all products are lab tested for quality and potency reassurance.
All Ignite products are made with a highly refined CBD isolate.
Ignite is a newer company and has an excellent product range for a company of this size. The company sells tinctures, topicals, vape pens, clothing, and accessories. The company also has a line of CBD-infused toothpicks that are actually a lot better than you might expect.
Ignite has a fairly basic lineup of CBD products — but covers all the staple products, with a few innovative options like its aromatherapy-based roll-on oils, and its American Birch CBD-infused toothpicks.
Ignite is also one of the first companies to sponsor professional athletes as part of its marketing campaign.
Although Ignite doesn’t list its third-party test results on the public website, its customer service team will provide them when asked. We were able to find copies of recent testing on all the products we requested, including heavy metal, cannabinoid profile, and pesticide tests.
Ignite only uses CBD isolate in order to ensure there’s no trace of THC in any of its products.
Ignite offers a 30-day no-hassle return policy for unopened and unused products. When we reached out to Ignite’s customer service team, they replied within 24 hours with detailed and well thought out responses.
It’s also one of the most active companies on social media — reachable on public Instagram, Facebook, and Twitch accounts.
| Total CBD: | 1000 mg |
| Potency: | 33.3 mg/mL |
| Cost per mg CBD: | $0.07 |
| Extract Type: | Isolate |
| THC Content: | 0.0% |
| Total CBD: | 250 mg |
| Potency : | 25 mg/toothpick |
| Cost per mg CBD: | $0.12 |
| Extract Type: | Isolate |
| THC Content: | 0.0% |
| Total CBD: | 150 - 300 mg |
| Potency : | 100 mg/mL - 250 mg/mL |
| Cost per mg CBD: | $0.13 - $0.39 |
| Extract Type: | Isolate |
| THC Content : | 0.0% |
Ignite was founded by Dan Bilzerian — an infamous poker player and internet personality. Using his extensive social media reach, Bilzerian grew a small CBD startup into a large organization in a short period of time.
Recently, Ignite signed UFC champion Brian Ortega as one of the company’s sponsors. This marks the second major sponsorship the company has signed following the signing of motorcycle racer Dean Wilson.
Ignite has an active Twitch channel for live streaming events and other activities that the company is sponsoring. It’s an intriguing idea, but it seems as though these live streams have very little to do with cannabis or CBD.
Ignite has a smaller product catalog than many of the more well-known CBD suppliers in the industry — but it’s picking up steam quickly. Ignite recently teamed up with Bō Vaping to create a line of high-grade pre-loaded CBD vape pens and cartridges.
Ignite currently sells tinctures, vape oils, vape pens, and… toothpicks.
That’s not a typo. Ignite is the first company we’ve come across offering CBD toothpicks. It’s an unusual idea, which we’ll explore in more detail below.
All Ignite products are made using CBD isolate and offer no full-spectrum options at this time. Ignite uses short path distillation extraction methods, which can yield highly concentrated, consistent, and pure extracts free from solvents and impurities.
Recently, the company has come under fire for its poor spending habits — the company posted a loss of 67 million dollars in 2019, and even worse in 2020. It’s unclear whether Ignite will be able to turn things around and survive, or not.
Ignite has a limited range of CBD products that include disposable and reusable vapes, tinctures (or drops as Ignite calls them), and toothpicks.
| Total CBD: | 1000 mg |
| Potency: | 33.3 mg/mL |
| Cost per mg CBD: | $0.07 |
| Extract Type: | Isolate |
| THC Content: | 0.0% |
Ignite CBD Drops are a fairly standard offering — consisting of CBD isolate, MCT oil, terpene flavorings, and stevia. They’re available in four flavors; lavender, blood orange, tropical fruit, and unflavored.
The company only offers its CBD Drops in one size and CBD strength. Each bottle is 30 mL (1 oz) and contains 1000 mg of CBD — giving it a total concentration of 33 mg per mL of oil.
Ignite CBD Drops can be taken orally or applied as a topical directly onto your skin.
All of Ignite’s CBD oils are sold for $64.99.
| Total CBD: | 150 – 300 mg |
| Potency : | 100 mg/mL – 250 mg/mL |
| Cost per mg CBD: | $0.13 – $0.39 |
| Extract Type: | Isolate |
| THC Content : | 0.0% |
Ignite sells disposable and reusable vape pens — but doesn’t sell its vape oils on their own.
Ignite disposable vape pens are organized into three categories:
Each category apparently provides different benefits, but there doesn’t seem to be any difference between each variety aside from its flavors.
| Category | Flavors Offered |
| Recharge | Tropical Fruit, Tangerine |
| Calm | Pink Chill, Lavender |
| Lucid | Apple Berry, Spearmint, Blood Orange |
Each disposable vape pen contains 250 mg of CBD and delivers 1–2 mg per puff. Each pen costs $44.99.
Ignite partnered with Bō Vaping to make these attractive CBD vape pens. They feature an elegant design and a convenient cartridge system.
The battery is held in the lower portion of the pen, which can be recharged and reused. The top part with the mouthpiece contains the CBD, a carrier oil, and the heating element. When the CBD is finished, the whole cartridge can be thrown away.
Ignite One reusable vape pens are sold on their own for $39.99. You can also purchase it with a vape pod for $59.99 or two pods for $79.99.
The vape pods are available in two flavors: tropical fruit and blood orange. Each vape pod contains 150 mg of CBD and is sold separately for $19.99.
The pods and pen are a proprietary design — which means they’re not compatible with other vape products.
| Total CBD: | 250 mg |
| Potency : | 25 mg/toothpick |
| Cost per mg CBD: | $0.12 |
| Extract Type: | Isolate |
| THC Content: | 0.0% |
The last product in Ignite’s CBD lineup is toothpicks. Yes, as in the wooden sticks you use to get trapped food out from in between your teeth.
This is a gimmicky product, as the founder Dan Bilzerian is known to often sport a wooden toothpick in his mouth. This is not meant to treat or prevent any illness but offers a truly unique way of getting CBD into the body — unlike anything we’ve ever seen.
With that said, each pick contains 25 mg of CBD and vitamin B12. This is a relatively high dose of CBD, especially for a product like this. Most of this CBD will be absorbed through the small capillaries underneath the tongue while you chew on the toothpick.
They’re made from North American birch wood — a hardwood used for woodworking — to give them an attractive appearance and a fresh flavor. The toothpicks also come in the company’s signature Lucid, Calm, and Recharge options.
These toothpicks come in 6 flavors:
For best results, we recommend chewing on these picks for as long as possible to absorb as much of the CBD as possible.
Each pack comes with 10 CBD toothpicks for $29.99.
Ignite only uses natural ingredients such as hemp oil, MCT oil, and natural flavorings and sweeteners. The company sources its hemp from reputable farms in the Pacific Northwest of the US.
Ignite states that its products are free from heavy metals, pesticides, and solvents. All of its products have been third-party tested but the results are not yet available to the public.
Suggested Reading: The Importance of Third-Party Testing in the Cannabis Industry.
Ignite offers a 30-day no-hassle return policy for all of its products. However, this only applies to unopened and unused items.
At the moment these products are sold in dispensaries across California and online to the rest of the United States.
Unfortunately, if you live outside the United States, you won’t be able to find Ignite products.
If you’re going to make a purchase from Ignite, vape pens are the way to go. They’re a pretty solid product made with CBD isolate at a reasonable price. They’re available in a ton of flavors, which is a bonus for those of you who don’t like the earthy taste of CBD.
However, we’re not as sold on the CBD Drops. They have great taste, but there isn’t anything in particular that makes them stand out from the crowd. With that said, if you’re looking for a basic CBD oil completely free from the psychoactive THC — this is still a good option.
For novelty products, Ignite CBD toothpicks are sure to be a conversation starter and provide an effective dose of CBD and vitamin B12. This is perhaps one of the classiest toothpicks ever made.
Ignite is on a steady track towards failure as a company if they don’t turn things around soon. Dan Bilzerian has been using the company as his own personal checking account and slowly driving the company into the ground. With a 67 million dollar loss last year, and on par to match that this year, things need to change with the company in a hurry if they aim to survive for a couple more years.
