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Vaping cannabis doesn't involve adulterating with flavors or fillers (necessarily). In the best case, it's a CO2 extraction of the plant, rendered into an oil,
by M_Grey 10y ago
Vaping cannabis doesn't involve adulterating with flavors or fillers (necessarily). In the best case, it's a CO2 extraction of the plant, rendered into an oil, or steam distillation of the same. I would agree with you though, that people are insanely cavalier with these GRAS additives they're happy to inhale all day.
...Although if you're stuck between smoking tobacco, and vaping nicotine... vape away.
- stronglikedan 10y ago> Although if you're stuck between smoking tobacco, and vaping nicotine... vape away Hear, hear! It's also much easier to taper off the nicotine with vaping. I just started on zero myself, so I'm almost done altogether.
- M_Grey 10y agoGood for you, seriously! I have two good friends who did the same thing, one of them 3 years ago, and his life is markedly improved. I'm sure you've already felt that though... tobacco smoke is just bad news all around. Again, congratulations.
- agumonkey 10y agoThat's my pov but i'm neither a chemist not a doctor.
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- GordonS 10y agoThere are plenty vapes now that can vaporise dry herb too.
- M_Grey 10y agoSure, they've been around for a while, but they have some limitations. I've seen "Volcano Poo" if you know what I mean, and that color screams, "Acrylamide!" to me. With an extract you can simply inhale much less of anything, precisely control temperature over a tiny volume of material, and isolate only those elements of the plant you want (leaving out waxes, cellulose, etc).