Vaporizers
No Lighter Necessary
Our vaporizers are meant for big hitters that want something discreet and potent. Vaporizers heat cannabis to a temperature that releases its active compounds without combustion, which is believed to be less harmful to the lungs than smoking. Terpenes (the pungent, oily compounds found in the marijuana plant) create the flavor and specific effect in the vaporizer. And if you want our honest opinion, our vaporizers offer the most bang for your buck.
Types of Vaporizers
Portable
Portable vaporizers are popular for their sleek design, convenience, and quick heat-up time. They typically have a long battery life and can be used with both dry herbs and concentrates. Many have advanced features such as precision temperature control and airflow adjustment. They also have removable batteries, making it easy to swap out and keep your vape session going.
Desktop
Desktop vaporizers have been popular for many years due their high-quality construction and consistent vapor production. They’re generally known to produce higher-quality vapor than portable vaporizers due to their larger heating chambers and more powerful heating elements. This allows for a more thorough vaporization of the cannabis material, resulting in a smoother and more flavorful vapor.
How You Heat it Up
Convection
In convection heating, the herb isn’t in direct contact with the heat source. Instead, it’s right above it where heated air is passed over the active ingredients. This heating process is typically found in portable vapes.
Conduction
In conduction heating, the herb is in direct contact with the heat source producing the vapor, which is common in both portable and desktop vaporizers.
Induction
Induction heating is considered the best, most efficient heating option. Similar to convection, it doesn’t come into direct contact with the heat source. The vaporization is achieved by swirling movement of currents around an electrically conducted object. The herb is placed into the vaporizer and is heated by the electrical current revolving around it. The result? 100% extraction of the herb’s flavor.
