I'm not trying to be a pain in the keister by presenting a view which may differ from one of our more enthusiasitic vaporists but we're talking about this woman's health; an individual with a very serious lung condition.

In that respect, I would suggest that anyone with a lung condition avoid vaporizers such as the lunch box (I joke, actually known as the launchbox). There is a very high probability that the user, particularly a new one, will create combustion during ingestion while using this particular device.

Have you considered getting your own vape and using the ABV to make her cookies and such?

Best of wishes, man. Hope your mom's health improves. Thank God you're in a state in which you're able to utilize this particular med.
leadmagnet Reviewed by leadmagnet on . Questions about Vaporizers and Lung Cancer Hello. First post here, and I wholeheartedly apologize if this is very obviously posted or found somewhere -- I'm scrambling a bit, on top of still freaking out multiple times a day so I'm not my normal internet-forum-using self. My mother just recently (3 days ago) was diagnosed with Stage 3 inoperable Lung Cancer. She starts Chemotherapy in 4 days on July the 1st. My most primary concern at the moment is learning how to, and understanding the best way to administer medical marijuana Rating: 5