Vaporizer FAQ

When smoking, a combustion of the substance occurs, resulting in the production of a whole range of by-products. Since these by-products enter the body when inhaled, they can lead to health problems. However, when vaporizing, herbs or other substances are only heated to the point where the essential oils are released. Combustion is avoided, so harmful substances such as condensate, benzene, and cyanide cannot form.

There are two basic methods for vaporizers to heat herbs or other substances. On the one hand it is conduction and on the other hand it is convection. While with conduction the herbs are heated directly in the heating chamber, with convection hot air flows through them. Since generating hot air is more complex than directly heating the heating chamber, the corresponding devices usually have a higher purchase price, if you take exceptions like this Hizen Stilus Pro Convection excluding. In most portable vaporizers, the conduction method is used, but there are exceptions, such as the VentyMighty+ or Crafty+ vaporizer. While there are simple glass balls on the market with a welded glass tube in which substances are heated with a lighter, accidental burning can quickly occur here and temperature control is impossible. With most modern vaporizers, the desired temperature can be adjusted more or less flexibly.

Whether cleaning a vaporizer is cumbersome or not depends on the respective model and cannot be generalized.

If you have to cough while vaping, it is advisable to set the temperature lower. This will release the essential oils more slowly, but the vapor can be inhaled much better.

Surely there are many who ask: Which vaporizer is the best? Well, a general answer cannot be given to this question, as every vaper has different demands regarding a vaporizer. Those who want to spend little money and still benefit from high efficiency in extracting the essential oils of their favorite herb are best served with a Vapcap M from Dynavap. If money is no object and you want a truly high-quality, powerful, and extremely comfortable vaporizer to use, you can't go wrong with the Crafty+ (Plus) no mistake. Or should it rather be a table vaporizer? In this case, many would call the Vulcano Hybrid the best vaporizer of this type, but the high purchase price of more than 500 euros is beyond good and evil for many. Therefore, many tend to choose the Arizer Extreme-Q, which may not quite match the Vulcano, but delivers above-average performance for the significantly lower purchase price.

Vaporizers are not often compared to e-cigarettes if one is not familiar with them. However, vaporizers usually refer to small vaporizers that allow the vaporization of herbs, while depending on the model, oils or extracts can also be vaporized. E-cigarettes, on the other hand, are exclusively about vaping liquids. Literally speaking, an e-cigarette is also a vaporizer, as the liquid is merely heated and not burned to produce vapor.

Yes, the herb remnants can be well processed with an herb cooker. We can recommend the herb cooker from Noids warmly recommend.

Those who, as beginners, do not want to spend too much but still want to own a solid vaporizer should take a closer look at the Norddampf Relict take a closer look.