Dry Herb Vaporizers

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Vaporizers have surged in popularity amongst the cannabis community due to its discreet, portable size and extreme convenience. When mentioning vaporizers, most smokers immediately think of vape cartridges, e-juice, and cannabis oil, but there are many different types of vapes including various kinds of dry herb vaporizers. This type of weed vaporizer is specifically designed to be compatible with cannabis flower. This is a game changer since the average 420 enthusiast will most definitely have some herb on them, but probably won’t have an unopened vape cart in their pocket that’s compatible with the exact model of vape pen. Smokers who use an herb vaporizer aren’t limited by the cannabis strains used for pods and vape carts produced by manufacturers and can use any legal dry herb or homegrown stash that’s available. Easily switch between your morning sativa and afternoon hybrid, plus the small size of flower vapes makes them great for taking on the go. How does a dry herb vaporizer work? The dry herb pen will produce flavorful and potent vapor that’s much smoother and more comfortable on the throat than smoking a joint, glass pipe, or bong. This is because there’s no combustion, meaning the flower isn’t actually burned or set on fire like it is when lighting a bowl or a joint. Instead, dry herb vaporizers have an oven chamber that’s packed like a bowl before heating up. Most devices typically use conduction or a mix of conduction and other technologies to vaporize the active ingredients without burning the plant material itself. Heat from the oven is either directly heating up the material through contact or more commonly by circulating very hot air throughout the oven chamber. This is why it’s crucial to use a consistent grind and properly pack the oven. When lighting a joint, a lot of the potency and flavor (cannabinoids and terpenes) is lost, plus there’s butane and rolling paper to get in the way of the herb’s true flavor. A weed vaporizer uses much lower tempe