
12 oz Sleek Can
355 ml · the go-to for THC seltzers
Custom colors and print
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The short answer
Cannabis drinks are usually packed in aluminum cans. The 12 oz sleek can is the most common for THC seltzers and sodas, 7.5 to 8.4 oz cans suit smaller servings, and 16 and 19.2 oz cans suit bigger drinks. Vibe Packaging makes all of them, with a resealable child-resistant end and your brand on a shrink sleeve, digital print or label.
Start with the kind of drink, then pick the can and how it's decorated.

Seltzers & sparkling
The tall, slim sleek can is the look most seltzer brands go for.

355 ml · the go-to for THC seltzers
Custom colors and print

250 ml · small and slim
Custom colors and print
Sodas
The classic soda can shape, or the slimmer sleek can.

355 ml · classic soda can
Custom colors and print

355 ml · the go-to for THC seltzers
Custom colors and print
Small servings
Mini cans for smaller servings, trial sizes and multipacks.

222 ml · mini can
Custom colors and print

237 ml · small format
Custom colors and print

237 ml · short and wide
Custom colors and print
Tallboys
Tallboys for non-alcoholic beer-style drinks and big single serves.

473 ml · tallboy
Custom colors and print

568 ml · big single-serve
Custom colors and print
FAQ
Aluminum cans are the most common, mostly 12 oz sleek cans for seltzers and sodas. Smaller 7.5 to 8.4 oz cans are used for smaller servings, and 16 oz tallboys for beer-style drinks.
In many markets, yes, and the rules differ by state, including for hemp-derived THC drinks. Our sleek and standard cans take a resealable child-resistant end. Tell us where you sell and we'll match the package to your rules.
Yes, with our resealable child-resistant end, which fits every sleek and standard can. Your customer can open the drink, close it again and save the rest.
Most brands ask for a BPA-NI Gen 2 liner, the newer coating inside the can, made without added BPA. THC is oily and some can cling to a can liner over time, so test your drink in the can before your first run.
Yes. Every drink should be lab tested with the can's liner, and the cans and ends should be run on your canning line before the first full run. We'll walk you through it.
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