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> While it does seem to be very fashionable in the US just now - you don't have to vape concentrates. There are lots of 'dry herb' vaporisers that are capable o
by exelius 11y ago
> While it does seem to be very fashionable in the US just now - you don't have to vape concentrates. There are lots of 'dry herb' vaporisers that are capable of vaping weed and hash.
Yeah, I personally think these vaporizers don't provide a very "satisfying" experience; and you have to draw on them a whole lot to get the same effect. They also use far more "herb" than many are willing to commit to consuming at a single time (most use at least half a gram, when you'd probably load a pipe with less than a quarter gram).
I've used a "Volcano" (uber high-quality German vaporizer) and while it actually works quite well, it's a novelty and it's basically a freaking $600 electronic bong. And it still has the problem where it requires a whole lot of material to adequately fill the chamber.
I've seen the tinctures, but never tried them. Too many new products these days... :)
- GordonS 11y agoI've never used a 'desktop' vape like the Volcano, but portable vapes only use 0.1 - 0.15g (you couldn't fit in any more if you tried). With some you do need to draw on them a lot, but they definately make your herb go a lot further, which more than makes it worth it, I think :) Tinctures are actually an 'old' product that's sort of becoming more popular again.