I started using a vaporizer about 1 1/2 months ago. The hits feel nice and smooth compared to smoke. Its kinda a sweet taste i think, and It kinda feels like your lungs get a little numb when you inhale the vapor. The high hits you about 5 minutes later after you vaporize. The high is much more........expanded feeling.....thats why they say it gives an expantion effect. and the best part is, there barely is a downer. I just notice that Im not high anymore and dont feel as tired as i would feel if i had smoked.

I think that this is due to that fact that not all cannibinoids are released at the temp the vapor is released giving you only a certain cannibinoids which get you high. For example some cannib. are known to have a slow come on have a longer lasting duration (we'll call A), while others come on fast, but dont last as long (we'll call B). THC vaporizes at somewhere around 200 degrees, if i remember right. So A is being vaporized at 200 degrees, while B doesnt, giving you a slow come on, long lasting high. If you have ever smoked some vaporized bud, it tastes like shit, burns hot, and gives you a fast but short high.

I have to add that after using my vaporizer for a while and trying to smoke a bowl, the smoke tastes different than i remember. I taste like a hot tar type of taste that i didnt before, so i dont really like to smoke. Btw i have an aromazap oil diffuser/vaporizer. its only $100 with shipping price included. check it out here www.aromazap.com
teknodppr Reviewed by teknodppr on . Daily users who now Vaporize Hey Everyone I am looking to hear anyones first hand experiences of daily pot smokers who have switched to vaporizing for more than the last 6months or so. I am curious if you notice any health related differences. Do the high end devices live up to their health claims? Can you tell if you are getting less toxic vapors? I've heard all the hype but really haven't heard any solid testimonials. Anyone want to share their experiences? Thanks Mr.Joe Rating: 5