Dry Herb Vaporizers and Pens
Dry Herb Vaporizers and Pens
About Dry Herb Vaporizers
Dry Herb Vaporizers are designed for solid herbs and are intended for packing with the ground down plant. Grinders are easily available and some vapes like the Volcano Digit actually offer free herb grinders, if not just pick one up at checkout. Recreational vaporizers have been growing in popularity in the last few years and are now very close to medicinal grade. There are two main types of portable vapes for dry herbs, convection or conduction vaporizing. A convection dry herb vaporizer will be the optimal choice for most as it is seen as the healthier option of the two. If you are using Medical dry herbs and need a vaporiser either of these are the most popular vaporizers in the UK
Dry herb convection vaporizers actually stop combustion from taking place. There is never any smoke entering your body so your lungs stay healthier. For medicinal users it ensures pure vapor containing prescribed and legal THC and cannabinoids can then be absorbed directly into the body with the least risk and maximum effect.
Convection vs Conduction
The greatest Dry Herb Vape is that one that suits you needs by first. First you need to decide are you looking for a convection or a conduction vaporizer and what you want to spend. The PAX2 has proven itself to be the one of choice and makes an ideal present for a partner or just to say thanks, discreet, convection premium vape. Convection Vaping is recommended by doctors more as this process is all about heating up the herb evenly but with absolutely no combustion. This will also give you a terrific flavour so you can enjoy a real vapor cloud without the smoke. These generally start at £80 and upwards. The most popular have been the premium PAX2 and PAX3 with the DaVinci IQ, Firefly2 and Haze.
Conduction vaping continues to be very popular for the day-to-day user but it’s important to point out it does create smoke. It burns at a much lower temperature than a cigarette but it is still smoke. The dry herbs are in direct contact with the coil and generate a low smoke vapor. These are generally less expensive than the convection vapes and can be purchased anywhere from £20 up. There is a huge variety of budgets catered for and our top 15 UK vapes section covers most of them, all of those choices were hand picked by our staff here and by customers who have written in to recommend them. Each one is a fantastic dry herb vaporiser that we believe is the cheapest available at each price and they start at under £50
Temperature Settings
The answer to this is controversial. The preferred temperature to vaporize dry herbs can vary between people. If you are in public and need to be discreet and your dry herb has a low moisture level because maybe you have had it for a while or it has totally dried out you should use temperature between 325 and 345 degrees. This will produce the lightest vapor give off the least odour. If your lungs are sensitive we recommend to vape only between 345 to 375 degrees
This is considered the ideal temperature for vaping. When your at home and with a crown and prefer decent clouds I suggest you may increase the temperature higher to between 375 to 400 degrees. Going beyond this may in fact burn the herb and lose the benefits of vaping so try enjoy your vaping between 325 and 400 degrees
