StayCon’s Sesh Vape Recall: Which Purchases Are Covered and What Buyers Should Do

StayCon’s voluntary recall covers specified Sesh Pineapple Cake Express vape products purchased from September 18, 2025, through September 18, 2026. Colorado buyers with an affected product should stop using it and either destroy it or return it to the store where it was purchased for disposal, according to the company’s September 18 recall notice.

Buyers should check the product name and format against the notice. StayCon identifies 1,000-milligram distillate cartridges, Seshie all-in-one vapes in 1-, 2- and 4-gram formats, and four-cartridge variety packs.

What the wider report says

The Denver Gazette reported September 24 that a notice sent to dispensaries flagged 49 product listings, including products named Maui Wowie and Grape Gorilla. That is a count of listings, not individual vapes or illnesses. StayCon’s public Sesh notice supplies the purchase window for the products it names; that window should not be assumed to cover every listing in the wider report.

Why StayCon issued the notice

StayCon says a batch of botanically derived alpha-pinene used in certain products tested positive for methylene chloride. The company says affected products may contain detectable amounts of the chemical. The Environmental Protection Agency identifies health risks from methylene-chloride exposure under the conditions it has evaluated; that assessment does not establish exposure from any particular vape.

Anyone unsure whether their packaging matches can contact StayCon’s recall team through its product notice. The company also tells customers who experience an adverse health effect to seek medical attention and report it to the Colorado Marijuana Enforcement Division.