GETTING READY TO VAPORIZE

So this afternoon I finally picked up my loan Volcano vaporizer, after several cancelled appointments. The experiment can get underway! I’ve decided to start first thing tomorrow – a Friday.

It’s been a slightly frustrating wait; I’ve been champing at the bit and pawing the ground with anticipation. For the last couple of weeks I’ve been saying goodbye to cigarettes, thinking ‘OK, this is my last packet’, only for the delivery of the vaporizer to be delayed by another few days and another pack of smokes purchased.

So why didn’t I just quit anyway? Why wait for the vaporizer? Because this is not an exercise in will power. There are plenty of books and audio-seminars and websites and patches – whole industries devoted to quitting smoking.

There are also drugs such as Champix, Zyban and Wellbutrin that are used to lessen the cravings brought on by nicotine withdrawal, and I have a couple of friends who have used pharmaceuticals to successfully quit using tobacco. Call it strange if you like, coming from a confessed regular if not daily smoker of cannabis, but I find the idea of filling my head with some man-made drug 24/7 for months (if not years, given their addictiveness and severity of withdrawal symptoms) just too creepy and alarming.

Tobacco companies may be immoral peddlers of poison but Big Pharma’s are little better. I’ll take cannabis’ 10,000-year track record of safety over the – at best, mixed – performance of modern Psychotropics.

I specifically want to talk about removing tobacco from one’s life while leaving the enjoyment of marihuana, and using a good herbal vaporizer to do so. In essence, it is using the device to split the mixture of two weeds that comprise a joint and observe in which direction my inclination takes me.

The plan is to vaporize a small amount of tobacco when I feel a strong desire to smoke…something, and to vaporize a small amount of weed when I feel like feeling a little different. I don’t know how easy this will prove to be – I’m sure some level of self-discipline will come into play.

I believe the key is splitting the two intoxicating plants used in a joint in order to regain control over the consumption of both. I think once this separation is achieved the desire to smoke tobacco will naturally decline as the pointlessness (if indeed it is) of the nicotine buzz becomes apparent.

Talking to joint smoking friends it is clear that all of them at some stage find themselves smoking more joints than they want to as a result of craving for nicotine, not the THC from the cannabis.

It’s also clear that there is very little information above the anecdotal about this particular sub-specie of smoker. There’s research into smoking and research into cannabis consumption, but I don’t recall ever seeing research specifically into the mixture of the two, even though (in Europe at least), this is still the predominant form of consumption.

I’m wary of stripping down what is a complex physical, psychological and social practice to its bare materialist bones. I’m convinced there is more to smoking cigarettes and joints than the purely chemical-physical aspect.

Between the act of purchase to consumption there are a range of triggers and associations that also come into play. The crumbling of the weed or hash into the disemboweled cigarette; rolling the filter from a strip of cardboard; licking the gum; the feel of the joint in one’s mouth; the social conviviality of passing it around and the resulting shared intoxication.

OK, that’s enough of that for the time being. Tomorrow’s the day. Maybe just a little vapor nightcap before bed, just to test the functioning of the Volcano you understand…

Source: Vaporizerblog

What Are The Best Portable Vaporizers If Money Isn’t A Concern?

There’s a good amount of articles out there on the best portable vaporizers under a certain amount of money, but what if you want to say “screw the money” and just want the best of the best? If that’s you, then get your material, grind it up, and put it in your current sub-par vape; because after reading this article, you will be enjoying that vaporizer for the last time.

The portable vaporizers in this list are, in our opinion, currently the best ones on the market. This is not only based on our own personal experiences with them, but also on reviews and feedback from the vaporizer community as a whole. Yes it’s subjective, and we realize you may have a favorite that isn’t on this list, but we feel strongly that the majority of the vape community would agree with these. I also want to mention that this article deals with more traditional portables meant for dry herb; not pen vapes. Yes pens are technically portable as well, but we feel they have their own category and deserve a separate article of their own.

1. The Crafty Vaporizer by Storz & Bickel

Everyone knows who Storz & Bickel is. They are the company behind the Volcano, arguably one of the most popular desktop vaporizers still to this day. Well, they recently decided to get into the portable vaporizer market, and the same quality and workmanship that they put into the Volcano went into their new portable called ‘The Crafty’.

The Crafty produces some of the best vapor out of any portable currently on the market; it even rivals some desktop units, which are known for their punch. The build quality is excellent, and it feels really sturdy in your hands, so you don’t have to worry about it breaking unless you’re super clumsy with it. Even if something does break, the Crafty comes with a 2-year warranty, so you’re covered.

Now one of the coolest things about the Crafty is that you can control the temperature and other features of the device right from your phone with their mobile app. You don’t need the app to control the temperature; it does come with 2 preset temps, but the app gives you more fine-tuning, allows you to change your preset temps, and access other cool features. The temperature on the Crafty ranges from 104 – 410 degrees Fahrenheit. As far as battery life goes, you will get about 45 minutes of total battery life with the Crafty, and it fully recharges in about 2 hours. Overall, we feel the Crafty is the best portable you can buy right now if you are looking for a portable that can be taken out of the house. Awesome vapor quality, a solid warranty, and just a well-built unit all around.

2. The Mighty by Storz & Bickel

Notice how at the end of the Crafty section above I said that the Crafty is the best if you want a portable that you can take with you when you leave the house? Well the Mighty is the best portable you can buy if you want something that packs the same punch as most desktop units, but that you can carry around your house without being tied to a cord like you are with desktops.

You could travel with it, no doubt, but it’s slightly bigger than the Crafty is, making it a little less portable and harder to just stick in your pocket. 

The Mighty is made with the same quality as the Crafty, being that they are both made by Storz & Bickel. The main difference is the Mighty is bigger and has a little more power than the Crafty does. You will also get longer battery life, since the Mighty comes with 2 lithium-ion batteries, and the Crafty comes with just 1. There’s also no phone app to control the Mighty – everything is done right on the front of the unit. Some people prefer this over having to mess around with a phone app just to change the temperature, and I can totally see that point.

3. The Arizer Air

Arizer, like Storz & Bickel, is another very reputable name in the vaporizer industry. They are the same company behind the Solo, arguably the most popular portable since it came out, and the Extreme Q, the equally popular desktop unit. While the Solo was and still is a phenomenal portable vaporizer, Arizer stepped their game up and released the Air not too long ago. As great as the Solo is, the one knock on it was the fact that it could have been more portable. It’s slightly big for a portable unit, and when you add the stem, it increases the overall size even more.

The Arizer Air takes everything that was great about the Solo, but made it much more portable, solving the one issue people had. Here’s a really good image (I believe from the Vape Critic), where you can see the two units side by side. 

For reference, the Air is about as thick as a pill bottle, just to give you an idea of how easy it is to hold. The vapor quality on the Air is amazing, it has 5 different temperature settings, and the battery life is very good as well. Not only that, but it has replaceable batteries, so you can always have backups on you just in case the ones you’re using die.

4. The Pax 2

If having a high tech, stealthy unit is what you’re looking for, there’s nothing better than the Pax 2. Most vapers are familiar with the original Pax, which was a very popular unit. However, it did have some drawbacks that irritated a lot of people. For one, it was a pain to clean due to the mouthpiece design. The original Pax also didn’t have that great of a capacity, and the battery life could have been a little
better.

Pax took all of this into consideration and fixed these issues with their new Pax 2. The Pax 2 has a 20% deeper oven, giving you more capacity. It’s also even smaller and lighter than the original, making it more portable. They completely changed the mouthpiece design, so cleaning it is no longer a problem. Lastly, they made the battery life better, and now you can get around 7-8 sessions on one charge instead of ~5 like in the original.

Just to sum up:

If you want the absolute best portable vaporizer for carrying around with you out of the house, go with the Crafty. If you want something that packs the punch of a desktop unit, but without being tied to a cord, and you don’t mind it being slightly less portable, the Mighty is the vape you want.

Vaporizers to Watch in 2016

There are 3,500 vape shops in the US today and countless models of vaporizers. If we are following a consistent trend, expect the industry to reach $50 billion by 2025.

In just a few years, we’ve seen vaporizers and companies evolve. Today, portable versions have become popular for a lot of people because it can be used in a discreet manner for both short and long periods of time. Given the need for both desk and portable vaporizers, we could say that it’s an exciting time to be vaping. So what are the best portable vaporizers to watch out for this 2016? 

According to me:

Haze Version 3
A dual chamber portable vaporizer, Haze Technology has come up with a sleek and high quality product that can allow you to shift between oil, to e-liquids, wax and herbs. If you have around $250 to spare, this makes the perfect option for you.

Using both conduction and convection heating methods, it offers flexibility for a vaping connoisseur. This device is known for its temperature regulator which allows the unit to provide maximized airflow for each draw, filled with flavor.

The actual size of the Haze version 3 is similar to a flask. This device comes with a mouthpiece that retracts safely into the unit if it is not in use. It has a weight of around 193 grams.
The Haze version 3 also comes with a 10 year warranty, something that not a lot of vaporizer companies are willing to hand out.
Haze Technology uses the air outside to air that exits the system. This way, it cools the vapor for the perfect temperature without using additional fans which saves energy for more draws.
This device also evenly heats the herbs without you stirring the elements inside the Haze 3.

V2 Pro Series 7 Vaporizer
A lot of hype has been made for the V2 Pro Series 7. If you’ve used the V2 Pro Series 3 pen vaporizer, it works exactly as this portable vaporizer, only that the V2 Pro Series 7 is a bit larger and could hold more material.

V2 Pro Series 7 is a 3 in 1 device that you can carry around comfortably in your pocket. It allows you to choose between leaf, wax/oil, or e-liquids, depending on your preference.
In terms of performance, the V2 Pro Series 7 isn’t as exceptional as other high end portable vaporizers. Experts are saying that only the lowest level gives the best vapor for its user. Also, don’t expect large clouds for every draw. Holding around 0.3 grams of herbs, it can provide you around 10 to 15 draws.

Pax 2
If you are looking for a discreet and portable vaporizer that offers high quality vapor, Pax 2 makes a strong contender this year. But also, quality doesn’t come cheap. For $279, the Pax 2 vaporizer is considered a high end portable vaporizer.
Though a bit heavier and bigger than the original, the Pax 2 has an improved battery life, deeper oven and four different heat settings. The chamber is made of stainless material.
The range of temperature has also been improved for the Pax 2. It has 10 degrees lower for its lowest temperature and 10 degrees higher for the highest setting. As for its battery life, it offers 30% more than the first version of the Pax vaporizer. As point of comparison, it can be compared to the Mighty in terms of battery life.
The Pax 2 has a stealthy design and has redesigned mouthpiece from the previous models. This made the newest version to be more efficient than the last model.

Iolite WISPR 2
Iolite WISPR 2 is a one of a kind portable vaporizer. What makes it so unique? It doesn’t make use of any battery. It provides a solution to short vaping periods that people experience when using small portable vaporizers.
Instead of having a battery, it runs on butane gas. But of course, there are a couple of trade-offs that you have to consider with the Iolite Wispr 2. First, since it makes use of butane, you’ll have to deal with the smell of butane. Also, unlike other vaporizers that have multiple temperature control, it has only one temperature setting. And lastly, you also have to deal with the fact that it isn’t the most discreet device that you will carry around. Aside from the loud color, you also have to deal with the noise from the gas.
As for the quality of the vapor, you could definitely get some tasty vapor from this particular device and the temperature is also decent. This particular device is perfect for camping and for places that do not have access to electricity.

Vapir NO2 Handheld Vaporizer 

If you only have a budget of around $100 for a portable vaporizer this 2016, perhaps, you should choose the Vapir NO2 Handheld Vaporizer. The only hesitation that most vaping enthusiasts have with the Vapir NO2 Handheld Vaporizer is its herb chamber design that is a bit difficult to load and clean. The vaporizer comes with a rechargeable battery that you can plug in using the wall charger.

The Vapir NO2 Handheld Vaporizer is also easy to use. It can be used even without a manual, even by first time users. According to critics, the most efficient temperature is at 355 to 360 degrees Fahrenheit. Expect burnt taste when you go higher.

Indica Vaporizer
For those who love using cannabis for their vaporizer, the Indica Vaporizer is a great candidate for 2016. Disguised as a lighter, it is among the most discreet vaporizers in the market today. It has 5 different heat settings that you can choose from.
There are two things that stand out in this particular device, and that is the chamber’s size and sturdy design. It also weighs around 5.4 ounces, around the weight of a phone.
So what are the things that you may not like about this particular device? Just like any other small device, it is quite hard to load on the Indica Vaporizer, not to mention you only get around 12 draws for a full load.
As for the vapor quality, it has an above average vapor, but it is a bit thin, even if you used the highest setting for the device.

Vapium Summit
Makers of the Vapium Summit offer a discreet and unassuming device that really doesn’t look much. But of course, looks can be deceiving. Upon inspection of the Vapium Summit’s exterior, it is made of polycarbonate material, which feels durable.
Looking at the chamber of the Vapium Summit, you can pack as much as 0.3 grams of ground herb, something that is decent in terms of portable vaporizer standards. Also, the chamber heats the herbs evenly even if you don’t stir the material inside.

Firefly
The Firefly vaporizer is a favorite among connoisseurs. A bit price at around $270, it offers everything you want from a high end vaporizer. It has high quality vapor, easy to maintain configuration, and swappable rechargeable batteries. The only concern about this particular device is that it is portable, but not exactly discreet as it is a bit large.
The Firefly has a glass heating chamber which is responsible for the high quality vapor that you get from this particular device. Once you start vaping, it instantly turns on. The Firefly’s chamber can hold around 10 draws. You may be thinking that it isn’t enough. The good thing about this device is that you could easily clean and refill the chamber as you please without worries.

Conclusion
Location where you vape shouldn’t be a problem. If you are planning to start vaping outside your home for this year, these portable vaporizers will give you a good experience in your sessions. These vaporizers cater to vaping enthusiasts with different budgets and needs.

Do you anything which we have missed? Feel free to write your opinions on the comments below.

CHOOSING THE BEST PORTABLE VAPORIZER GUIDE

Help! I want to buy a portable vape but there’s so damn many!

The explosion in recent years of portable vaporizers entering the market means there’s now a bewildering variety of models to choose from. Which is great, but it can make choosing which one to go with a bit of a head-breaker.

Before working your way through review after review, it pays to be aware of the general range of features and limitations to bear in mind when making your choice.

Let me lead you through the variety of ingenious devices and help you focus on the most essential things to consider when you’re ready to buy your first portable vape.

 Gas or battery?

Remember: vaporization is essentially quite simple. You heat some air to around 200 degrees, then suck or blow this through a ground sample of herbs. At this heat, the essential volatile ingredients such as oils, terpenes and cannabinoids aerosolize out of the herb and are inhaled.

In practice, a large and varied number of approaches are taken to achieve this. The heat source – butane gas or battery? Design – sturdy and functional or cool? What kind of inhalation is preferred? How easy is the device to clean?

BTW, when we talk about ‘portable’ we are referring to handheld devices that are operated with one hand, using a cordless heat supply and that works with dry herbs.

Design elements

The first thing that will strike you is the vape’s design, obviously, as this is what it looks like from the outside. Consider how big and heavy the vape is to get an idea if this fits with your desired way of vaping on the go.

Will it fit in a back pocket? Your inside jacket pocket? Or will you need some kind of carry case, backpack or bumbag? How relaxed do think you’d feel whipping it out in public, or surreptitiously taking a lungful on your way into a cinema (say)? In short, how stealthy is the device? How attractive is its finish? Which is more important to you?

Materials and style

Vapes can be made of anything from wood, to brushed aluminium, to stainless steel, glass, various types of plastic, and combinations of the above. What do you prefer to feel in your hand? In your mouth?

Design also determines the vape’s stylishness, its ease of use and interface – how you switch it on, how you know when the battery is charged and when the temperature’s right for vaping. All these things vary from manufacturer to manufacturer.

Under the skin

Under the outside shell is where the real action takes place though, and deserves equal attention. How is the air heated? Most devices heat a metal or ceramic plate or the whole herb chamber and rely on the user inhaling to move the hot air.

This mix of conduction and convection can create singing of herb at the bottom or sides of the chamber, but you’ll need to step up to a desktop vape for pure convection heating.

How hard or soft you draw can have an effect on the temperature; some vapes use a computer chip and/or a sensor inside to smooth this out.

How soon is the vape ready to take a hit from? Butane delivers near instantly; most battery vapes need a longer or shorter heat up time. Three minutes might not bother you, but if you’ve woken up with severe pain you want something a bit speedier.

Assault on battery

Using a battery (generally Lithium-ion, but some use a simple AAA) for heat, how quickly does the vape reach the vaping temperature? How quickly does it charge and discharge with normal use?

If you’ll mostly be using the vape at home, it doesn’t matter how often you need to charge it. If want to take it away for a weekend, how long you can keep it charged will be more of a factor. Some portables have (optional) car adapters, and most these days have a USB as well as mains capability.

Those that use butane gas need some kind of barrier between the flame and the herb sample (or it would just ignite). Butane is fast, cheap and portable but some users have issues with un-burned residual gas, or just can’t get the knack of heating without burning.

Deep breaths?

When you inhale the vapor coming off your herb sample, how freely does it flow? Obviously this is not something you can try out online but our reviews always mention ‘the draw’. Some users like to sip small puffs, others like eye-popping lungfulls of thick vapor.

Does the mouthpiece feel welcome in your mouth, whether made from metal, plastic, ceramic or glass? Does this matter to you?

Clean Machine?

Cannabinoids are incredibly sticky and pretty much impossible to clean off with water. Isopropyl alcohol (ISO) and a cotton bud are usually enough to remove all the sticky goo that accumulates, but some vapes may have hard to reach areas that can shorten the usable life of the device.

Drawing power can deteriorate if a vape is not kept clean – especially any meshes or filters that the oily hot air passes through. How and where to clean is usually easy to discern from the chamber and airflow design.

But since the only way to fully assess ease of cleaning is to use the vape for some time, it’s worth reading what the manufacturer recommends, what our reviews suggest, and checking online forums.

A vape for life?

Related to cleanability is the device’s longevity. How well is it built? Are there any known weak points? The length of guarantee gives some indication of how it is expected to perform.

Are you a butter fingers? How will the vape survive being dropped? Most makers can deliver spares of breakable parts. But how upset will you be if that cool, shiny finish wears or scratches too easily?

Bottom line

Is money no object? Do you plan to build up a collection of vapes as you search for the best for particular situations? Or do you need a functional, entry-level vape that’s not necessarily the most beautiful object to look at?

There are vapes worth trying just for the novelty of their design and vaping approach alone, and judging by forum posts around the net, a lot of vape users progress to being collectors.

It’s your vape

So consider what your own requirements are. Vaping is a personal, even intimate experience. There are not many electrical devices you will put in your mouth or that deliver an essential medicine, so make sure you enjoy the experience!

Choosing to vape is a lifestyle choice, so whether you vape heavily for health or occasionally for a safe, tasty, calorie-free way of winding down after work, whether you plan to vape in public or away from mains power for extended periods, all are important factors in your vape choice.

Ultra-portables

Finally, as ‘dabbing’ with pure cannabinoid concentrates has grown in popularity in the US (but pretty illegal in most other countries), so we’ve seen a convergence of e-cigarette and vape technology with ‘e-pens’.

The majority work with highly pure concentrates only; some claim to vape herb too, but in practice most of these simply burn it.

Source:  vaporizer blog

Marijuana Vaporizers Which Are Worth Investing In

Sometimes I think that there is something everyone needs to try at least once in his/her lifetime would be a marijuana vaporizer, which allows you to smoke without reaching combustion. It is a unique experience for every person that first tries it. You can do the old light bulb and lighter method however, if you want a real marijuana vaporizer, you should to invest in a high quality unit.

The main purpose of owning a portable vaporizer is to have complete stealth and discretion when smoking in public. With no odor or smell, you can get away with vaporizing pretty much anywhere without anyone ever thinking any wrongdoing. Now the question to ask yourself — is it worth it to invest in a vaporizer?

1. Haze Vaporizer

The Haze Vaporizer is the first portable dual marijuana vaporizer on the market. It has 4 different temperature settings, perfect for the different density and moisture types of buds (dry, sticky, hard, soft).

Haze Vaporizer

It has two types of heating inside the steel walls, offering both convection and conduction heating. The device will force cool air out with its patent pending cooling system. With a flick of the switch, you can set it on conduction heating where the material is in direct contact with the heat source.

2. Plenty Vaporizer

The company behind the Volcano, Storz and Bickel, created the insane-looking Plenty vaporizer. It is one of the highest rated portable vaporizers on the market. Many people who have bought the Plenty say they love it.

plenty Vaporizer

It is a well priced herbal vaporizer that uses very powerful, robust hand-held technology. Comprising of a hot air generator, this unit looks like it can do a lot for a portable vaporizer. But it is more simple than its complex look, since the Plenty doesn’t use any pumps or balloons and runs very quiet. The double helix heat ex-changer provides efficient air heating and produces a thick, clean vapor.

3. Atmos Transporter

One of the newest portable vaporizers, the Atmos Transporter uses a high grade ceramic chamber which can vaporize marijuana at very hot temperatures without any funny tastes. It’s designed to look just like a flask built out of an anodized scratch resistant shell.

Atmos Transporter

Atmos calls it “The Oven” because of the heating chamber inside. Using no coils but an embedded heating element, this unit gives an even vaporization experience ensuring all your herbs are fully utilized. Some portable vaporizers require the user to shake it for an even burn. Luckily, with the Transporter that isn’t necessary.

4. miniVAP Vaporizer

The miniVAP is one of the most expensive portable vaporizers but worth investing in if you have the extra cash. It has some pretty impressive technology built into it that you won’t find in other models.

miniVAP vaporizers

The miniVAP specializes in advanced carcinogen filtration, giving the user the cleanest, user-friendly experience. Temperatures can reach up to 415F and this vaporizer won’t ever heat your materials to the point of combustion. You’ll also get over 6 hours of continuous use with the MiniVap’s lithium ion battery.

5. Indica Vaporizer

This vaporizer is one of the most discreet portable vaporizers out on the market right now. Only 3 inches long and 2 inches wide it is an ideal vaporizer for staying low-key. The heating chamber is fairly big for such a small device and will hold .26 grams of material, which should give you 20 inhales per fill.

Indica Vaporizer

The Indica looks just like a Zippo lighter and that’s exactly why the Indica vaporizer was created. It can easily fit right into your pocket and will reach temperatures of up to 412F. The Indica uses an LED indicator system so you’ll know exactly how many pulls you have left.

Best Vaporizers for Christmas 2014

2014 has seen an explosion in the popularity of vaporizers, and celebrities including Lawrence Fishburne, Sarah Silverman, and Childish Gambino have all been seen sporting different types of vapes. With the holiday season rapidly approaching, I took some time to reflect on which vaporizers I’ve been using the most often this year. A few are old favorites, whereas others have been more recently released and offer some cool features! If you’re looking to get the perfect gift for the cannabis enthusiast in your life, surprising them with a cool new vaporizer is a great idea! I chose vapes from different price ranges to suit everyone’s budget.


PURI5 TITAN DRY HERB VAPORIZER - PORTABLE

The Puri5 Titan dry herb vaporizer is improved by Puri5 Vapor Technology replacing the Titan with original LG Li-Ion rechargeable battery and a new squared body and digital temperature control.  This device will make a great addition to any vape collection. A new durable rubber skin has been added to the outer body for better grip and feel. The Titan can also be charged via a micro usb port on the bottom of the device. With temperature control varying from 200°F to 428°F you are sure to be able to get the exact experience that you’re looking for in a dry herb vaporizer.

The Puri5 Titan is a dry herb vaporizer that has a digital temperature display and 3 buttons to control the unit’s temperature and heating chamber.


Puri5 Vapor Technology has defined and toned the Titan to a collectible, must-have portable vaporizer, which has advantages such as LCD display of temperature, battery life capacity & more.


PURI5 TITANIC DRY HERB PREMIUM VAPORIZER - PORTABLE

Puri5 Titanic premium dry herb vaporizer is the latest version (Nov. 2014) replaced with dual original LG 2600mAh Li-Ion rechargeable batteries with variable temperature settings, and dual Pyrex glass mouthpiece. The quality, performance, ease of use, and appearance make this vaporizer the obvious choice for anyone looking for the best portable loose leaf vaping experience.

Features:

• Anyone can easily produce thick vapor clouds right out of the box
• Advanced heating chamber consistently produces clean, pure vapor flavor from your aromatherapy blends
• Aromatherapy blends are evenly heated and never combusted
• Large chamber allows you to pack enough for multiple vaping sessions
• 3 temperature settings (Blue = 385F, Purple = 400F, Red = 418F)
• Simply click the power button 5 times to turn on and you are ready to vape in less than a minute
• Compact design allows the device to conveniently fit in your pocket or bag
• High quality blown dual Pyrex glass mouthpiece provides a pure taste
• Durable anodized aluminum alloy shell
• Large storage compartment at the bottom can be used to store the mouthpiece or your aromatherapy blends
• Sliding doors create a tight seal so no noticeable odor is emitted
• The unit features two large capacity lithium ion batteries allowing for hours of continuous use per charge
• The chamber and mouthpiece are easy to clean, making it easy to maintain the same vaping experience
• Available in Black only

Herbal Vaporizing

Awareness of the health benefits to using a vaporizer is increasing on a daily basis. I won’t sit here and lie to you and say I eat healthy, drink plenty of water, and vaporize all of my herbs. I don’t. Not even close. My breakfast this morning was a bowl of coffee and two leftover crusts of pizza from last night’s dinner. I had a hash joint for dessert.

But, the overwhelming amount of information out there about the health benefits of vaporizing herbs in the home (not just cannabis) is overwhelming. It’s becoming hard to ignore if you are interested in vaporizing.

Up until the past few years, the image of the vaporizer was one of an apparatus only for potheads. However, with swift advances in technology in the past several years, increased commercialization, and a rise in the public’s interest in alternative medicine and molecular gastronomy, the stigma of the vaporizer has become vapor itself.

Many vaporizers produced today are labeled as aromatherapy devices and/or herbal oil diffusers for use with “legal” herbs like Peppermint (see microscope shot), Lavender (on the right), St. John’s Wort and even Catnip.

The vaporizer is now considered the number one device for use in alternative medicinal treatments for diseases like cancer, leukemia and AIDS. Scientists and researchers are giving vaporizing high marks as the best approach for effectively ingesting medicinal herbs into the body. Vaporizers have finally come out of the “stoned” age.