Vaporizer Advice Anyone

[Delta9 UK]

from here : http://www.cannabisculture.com/forum...b=5&o=&fpart=1

Unresolved Controversy:
-Vapezilla uses a borosilicate glass around their whip. (See below).
- Wicked Root's marketing strategy seems overbearing and strange (reminiscent of the Vapir, to be honest). Large claims and several mirror sites dominate the web - the company, Wicked Roots, owns several different URLs and stages "reviews" that all claim their product is number one. (This is explained in much more detail below.) They also spam message boards. You can tell who works for Wicked Roots because they have links to their company in every post. Is this a bad thing? Not per se, but it's all unsubstantiated, which makes it controversial.

Price: $300 for analog model, $500 for digital (with display).


Some Terms to Know:

borosilicate glass n. - General term referring to a range of glasses containing silica (typically over 60%) and boric oxide (5-20%). Two specific glasses cover most applications: low expansion Pyrex-type glass; and highly durable 'neutral' glass. Glass fibers, ceramic glazes, and vitreous enamels are also borosilicates.

Boric Acid n. - A flame-retardant compound used to treat wood and other materials. Boric oxide has remarkable and relevant glass-forming, fluxing, and viscosity lowering properties

http://www.chemicalland21.com/arokor...RIC%20ACID.htm

So why do I mention this?

Well, borosilicate glass is on the United States' EPA Toxic Substance Control Act (TSCA) inventory list. It is also considered hazardous under the criteria of the Federal OSHA Hazard Communication Standard 29 CFR 1910.1200.

Here is a link to a study which found that borosilicate glass is stable and generally safe, but poses a toxicity risk when exposed to heat and breakage (glass dust and fibers):

http://www.hummelcroton.com/msds/glsbr_m.html

Delta9 UK Reviewed by Delta9 UK on 01-18-2007. Vaporizer Advice Anyone alright so i hit my "shum" (bong without a choke, bowl in slide instead) far to much, to an unhealthy extend mostly based on the fact that there is usually as much tobacco as weed in my bowls. i had always planed on buying a vaporizer but had always read and heard that convection vaporizers (hot air no heating element) where far superior to conduction vaporizers (weed sitting directly on an element). i did a bunch of research into this almost 4 years ago(and it dosent seam much has Rating: 5

[Delta9 UK]

so i just ordered my vapureyes i should probably have it in about a week, i couldn't resist with such a robust design and replaceable parts and i can easily make a battery and carry it around. but with shipping it was 225$ CA but really for the health of my lungs its a little price to pay.

I had one of those units. You will enjoy the taste - just be careful not to get the bulbs too close to your herb imp:

[DeepFriedBrain]

Try the Vaporstar, you actually suck the heat through your weed and you can see afterwards that all the weed is well cooked
Vapourstar - home
they have a video to watch