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Frequently Asked Vaporizer Questions
Is Vaporizing a Healthier Way to "Smoke"?
Burning herbs through the process of combustion is the oldest method known to man, however releasing the active ingredients of your herbs through vaporization.
Why Vaporize?
Economy
Burning the plant material actually burns over 40% of the active ingredient as well. Vaporizing uses the active ingredient in your herb more efficiently than burning - none of the active ingredients are lost when you vape.
Taste
The Vaporizer turns "swill into the kill" - even moldy or old material tastes sweet when you're using the vaporizer.
Healthier Than Smoking
Vapors are free of tars and other unhealthy bi-products produced when smoking material is burned instead of vaporized.
Will smoking with a vaporizer produce fewer odors than smoking?
Yes.
Is smoking with the vaporizer odorless?
No. Many people describe the smell of the vapor to be like burnt popcorn, not pungent but it doesn't waft and linger like smoke odor.
How does a vaporizer work?
The Vaporizer works by using heat to bring the temperature of your herb to the point where it boils the active ingredient out of the herb without burning the plant material. The vapors that result are much cleaner and tastier than smoke, and more highly concentrated as well.
Why is vaporizing healthier than smoking?
Vapors are free of tars and other unhealthy bi-products produced when herbs are burned instead of being vaporized.
What kind of maintenance does my vaporizer need?
Research each vaporizer to identify any special cleaning needs.
Can you reuse your tobacco once it's been vaporized?
Yes. You can re-vaporize your herbs to extract any remaining active ingredients. Revape love!
Do all the Vaporizers work with 220 volt systems? (Found in Europe & the UK)
Some do, you need to check each individual unit and make sure it does or get a converter that handles the units wattage at your local electronics store.
How anonymous is your shipping and handling?
We ship in a plain brown box with no descriptive labeling.
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