Quality Weed Accessories In Elizabeth, NJ

Rolling papers come in many shapes, sizes, and materials. The most common sizes are 1¼ inch (often called “Spanish size”) and King Size. Smaller papers are great for personal joints, while King Size papers work better if you’re sharing with friends.

Another factor is thickness. Thicker papers are easier to handle and roll, which makes them perfect for beginners. Thinner papers burn slower and cleaner, producing less smoke, and are often preferred by more experienced rollers.

You’ll also find different materials: hemp papers for a natural taste, rice papers for ultra-thin burns, and flavored options for added taste. At Green Haven, we carry a wide variety so you can experiment and find what suits your smoking style.

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It depends on what you want out of your smoking experience.

• Pipes are small, simple, and discreet. They fit in your pocket, don’t require water, and are ready to go with just a lighter and your flower. They’re great for quick, on-the-go sessions.
• Bongs use water filtration to cool down smoke and filter out some harshness. They tend to deliver bigger, smoother hits, which many people find easier on the throat and lungs. Bongs are better for home use since they’re usually larger and less portable.

Ultimately, neither is “better”—it comes down to whether you prefer portability and convenience (pipes) or smoother, more powerful hits (bongs).

Most smokers agree that Bic and Clipper lighters are the top choices.

• Bic Lighters are affordable, reliable, and widely available. They’re disposable but last a long time, and their flame is consistent. Regular Bics are great for everyday use, while Mini Bics are perfect for travel kits.
• Clipper Lighters are refillable, eco-friendly, and include a removable flint tool that doubles as a poker for packing joints and blunts. Many people like them because they come in a wide variety of designs and can be reused.

While there isn’t one “best” lighter, both options work well for cannabis, and many customers keep both around for different situations.

Choosing the right vape battery depends on your cartridge type and how you like to vape.

• Compatibility: Most cartridges use the standard 510-thread connection, which screws into the battery. Pod systems, like CCell, use a magnetic connection instead. Always check your cartridge type before buying a battery.
• Voltage Settings: Some extracts perform better at different voltages. For example, rosin and distillate carts often taste best at lower voltages (around 2.5–3V), which preserve flavor. Thicker oils, like live resin, may need higher voltages for smoother vapor production.
• Size & Portability: Slim pen-style batteries are discreet and pocket-friendly, while larger batteries often last longer between charges and may offer features like preheat modes.
• Charging: Look for USB-C or fast-charging options if you use your vape frequently.

At Green Haven, we carry versatile vape batteries that fit most cartridges, so you’ll always find something that works for your setup.