Cake vape

The term "Cake Vape" actually refers to something completely different. It could be an American brand that specializes in cannabis-based products, or even a slang term or flavor. In the domestic context, this term does not exist as it is not part of the language. 
To help you clearly distinguish them, I have listed these confusing concepts as follows:
Comparison Dimension:
??🇸 American cannabinoid brand (Cake / Cake She Hits Different)
??🇳 Chinese e-cigarette brand
?? Slang or flavor description
?? Core concept: A US-based brand focusing on cannabis-derived cannabinoids (such as Delta-8 THC, Delta-10 THC, etc.), often simply referred to as "Cake".
In China, there are two short-lived brands:
1. CAK: An e-cigarette brand under a Shenzhen company, but it has been deregistered.
2. APOC: Named after "A Piece Of Cake", its company has also been deregistered.
1. 'Cake Nic': An e-cigarette containing nicotine and having a flavor like dessert, where "Cake" is often used to describe the dessert flavor.
2. 'Cake Weed': An e-cigarette containing cannabis extracts.
3. General reference: Generally refers to all e-liquids with flavors like cake.
?? Main components: The core components are psychoactive substances such as Delta-8 THC, Delta-10 THC, THCA, HHC, etc., not nicotine.
Regular e-cigarette oil, mainly containing nicotine, propylene glycol, glycerin, and food flavoring.
Depending on the specific context, it may contain nicotine or cannabinoids.
?? Product form: Mainly pre-filled disposable e-cigarettes and replaceable 510-thread cartridges.
Mainly conventional refillable e-cigarettes.
There is no fixed product form.
??️ Safety and regulation: High risk, lack of transparency. The manufacturer's identity is unclear, the ingredients are unknown, and it is not subject to regular regulation. The product has received a warning letter from the FDA and has been pointed out to potentially contain harmful additives such as vitamin E acetate.
In China, the production, sale, and distribution of e-cigarettes are subject to the "Electronic Cigarette Management Measures", and both of these brands have been deregistered, making their products legally non-existent.
There is no direct corresponding regulatory information.
⚖️ Legal status in China: Classified as an illegal drug. Any product containing psychoactive substances such as THC, Delta-8 THC, etc., is subject to control under the "People's Republic of China Criminal Law" in China, and production, sale, transportation, and possession are strictly prohibited.
Deregistered brands, their products have no legal status in the Chinese market.
Dependent on the specific components of the product. If it is a nicotine e-cigarette, sales must be legal; if it is a drug, it is illegal.
?? Summary
Although the term "Cake" has different meanings in the e-cigarette field, when you hear it, especially in the Chinese context, in most cases, it refers to that American illegal cannabinoid product. The product information of this brand is opaque, the regulatory status is ambiguous, and there are significant and unknown risks to the health of users.