harsh chestyness from volcano

[daihashi]

is that 5% small percent from the volcano, or just vaporizing in general??

I think all bag systems of similar quality to the volcano probably produce those numbers.

[ivbvapor]

I know it's glass. My point was that what the heater is made of isn't as important as what's in the vapor path and what those components and materials are made of.

total nonsense! it is IN FACT a glass heating element within another glass tube. that tube connects directly to the whip.

[ivbvapor]

ive read scientific studies suggeting that there is THC in the bag of a volcano, but also along with small percents of unwanted toxins......
im not lieing just reading

its a goddamn turkey bag!

[leadmagnet]

"The turkey baggers"? Lol. I'm going to use that one!

[lwien123]

its a goddamn turkey bag!

Yeah it is. Cook the goddamn turkey in the bag first BEFORE using it on the 'Cano. Get that bag caked up with dried up turkey juices and vape that motha.

You'll be a hit at Thanksgiving. :thumbsup: Hell, you can even add a bit of zest by smearing the inside of the bag with melted marshmallows and yams. But be careful. The vapor may get kinda thick.

[BuzzBob]

so you really dont think the heating element used in vaporizers is a big concideration when purchasing a quality vape, i was thinking becaue of the diversity of heaters used in several vapes there must be something to it.......................

Nah, I personally don't think it's that big a deal. For one, the temperature is too low to worry about ions and outgassing. For another, compare it to the truly poisonous alternative of smoking. Once you're off smoking and on to vaporizing, the heating element becomes a question of thousands of an inch. Sure, a ceramic heater is probably better... by 17/1000s of an inch.