hai. 0.35g 510 live rosin cartridges | series one

hai. 0.35g live rosin 510 cartridge with glass and ceramic hardware, vortex mouthpiece, dab-grade oil, 510 thread compatibility, sungrown and solventless features.

sometimes, you want the full ritual. sometimes, you just want to grab your bag and go.

meet hai.’s new 0.35g 510 cartridges: two new ways to experience our sun-grown solventless rosin in a compact, easy-to-use format.

hai. banana lotus 0.35g live rosin 510 cartridge package photographed with fresh bananas on a pink background, featuring glass and ceramic hardware.

banana lotus

bright, tropical, and made for momentum. banana lotus is a sativa with ripe banana and soft vanilla notes, finishing clean and refreshing. it’s the kind of profile that feels right for creative afternoons, sunny walks, and wherever the day decides to take you.

hai. crème noir 0.35g live rosin 510 cartridge package photographed with crème brûlée on a lavender background, featuring glass and ceramic hardware.

crème noir

rich, creamy, and made for slowing things down. crème noir is an indica with a decadent salty caramel finish that brings a little sweetness to the end of the night. think slow evenings, softer edges, and settling into the moment.

small cart. same hai. rosin.

both cartridges are made with sun-grown, solventless live rosin, pressed using only heat and pressure—never chemicals. no fillers, additives, or distillate. just terpene-rich rosin in a streamlined 0.35g 510 cartridge designed to make your ritual a little easier to take with you.

the new 510 format gives you the flexibility to pair hai. with your favorite compatible battery while keeping the experience simple, portable, and focused on the plant.

two strains. one new format.

banana lotus for when you want to move.
crème noir for when you want to settle in.

find your ritual. take it with you.

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