Bongs Confirmed Counter-productive by NORML

[Coelho]

THC is not water soluable. Therefore, how does the THC get lost in the water? I mean if you are putting some milk or booze in your bong, yeah, I suppose so...

The THC is actually not soluble in water, but it doesnt matter so much. If the water can cool down the smoke until it be at a temperature lower than THC boiling point, it will condensate.

This process happens mostly at the surface of the smoke bubbles when they pass through the water, and thats why some of THC reaches our lungs... because even if the surface of the smoke bubbles passing through the water lose its THC, the middle of the bubbles are hot enough for allowing the THC to be gaseous. When the bubbles reach the surface of the water and collapse, the THC of its middle is released, and we smoke it.

Coelho Reviewed by Coelho on 10-15-2007. Bongs Confirmed Counter-productive by NORML I am pissed. My last purchase was a nice new bong. i don't like bongs much, but i wanted to be healthy and get good, big hits. apparently, bongs are worse for the health than all other moethods except vaping. also, they waste THC because a good bit is lost in the water. this was all pointed out in a thread called "so i just got really bored and stuffed a cig full of weed" by Zad515 link to NORML study: </title> <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html;"> <style> Rating: 5