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Charge it, hit it, don't overthink it, that's the whole Ooze pitch. Ooze makes vaporizers, silicone bongs, dab pens, and replacement parts built to survive drops and daily use, and DHC stocks the current lineup plus the batteries and atomizers to keep older pieces running.
Connect the cable. Plug the micro-USB (or included) cable into the pen's charging port and a USB power source.
Watch the light. Most Ooze devices show a solid or blinking light while actively charging.
Wait for the light to change. A shift to solid green, or the light turning off, usually confirms a full charge.
Check the manual if the light blinks in a pattern. A specific number of blinks or a fast blink often signals an error code rather than a charge level.
Try a different cable and outlet if it won't charge at all. That rules out the simplest cause before assuming the battery itself is dead.
A blinking light usually means one of a few things: it's actively charging, it's warning you the battery is low, or it's flagging an error like a short or a connection issue. Green typically signals a normal charging or power state, while red often points to a low battery or a fault, though the exact pattern varies by device, so it's worth checking your specific model's manual if the blinking doesn't match a simple charging cycle.
Ooze's lineup centers on vaporizers, and DHC's vaporizers collection carries the current models. The brand also makes silicone bongs and bubblers built for durability over fragility, along with dab pens, batteries, atomizers, and other replacement parts for keeping older devices running.
Most Ooze batteries reset with a rapid series of clicks on the power button, usually five clicks in quick succession, though the exact sequence can vary by model. If a reset doesn't fix a charging or power issue, a worn battery or atomizer is the more likely cause, our vaporizer accessories collection carries replacement parts if that's what you're running into.
Ooze makes vaporizers, silicone bongs, dab pens, and the batteries and atomizers to keep them running. If you're after a glass bowl or attachment to pair with one, our bong bowls collection has options that fit most standard setups.
Connect the charging cable to the pen and a USB power source, then watch for the light to turn solid or shut off, which usually confirms a full charge.
Most Ooze devices show a solid or blinking light while power is actively flowing into the battery. If there's no light at all, try a different cable or outlet before assuming the pen itself is the problem.
A green light generally signals a normal state, either actively charging or powered on and ready to use, depending on the device.
A red light usually points to a low battery or a fault like a short or loose connection. Recharge it first, and if the red light continues after a full charge cycle, that usually points to the battery needing replacement.
Try five rapid clicks on the power button, which resets most Ooze devices, though the exact sequence can vary slightly by model. Check your device's manual if that doesn't do it.
Start with a different cable and outlet, that resolves most charging issues on its own. If it still won't take a charge, our dab tools and vaporizer accessories collections carry replacement batteries and atomizers if the current one has worn out.
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