[IRIE21]

Do u guys vape conentrates? I have a whipstyle dawsonator-evolution vaporizer what temp should I set it to for hash? Am I wasting any meds rather than burning it? How about for oils, Space dust, or kief? please somebody give me the low down.

[IRIE21]

Nobody has awnsered me or mentioned anything at all about vaporizing concentrates. So is it fair to say don't vaporize conentrates just burn em?

[E.T.]

I'm in the same boat. I don't think you can vape hash. It will melt and clog the screen. I just bong my hash but always vape my buds.

[elteejuice]

press some keif with a pollen press and drop it on top of some meds then vaporize

[caligreen]

dont they have a concentrate bowl thingy for the vape???? iono always vape but then it comes to concetrate i always use a waterpipe "bong" for it cause it always provides a more cleaner refresher tastefull smooth hitt

[burrito sabanero]

I have a vaporbrothers vaporizer, and HELL YES you can vape concentrates! I crank mine up to the highest setting and pack a 1/4g of hash. Serious bong style rips for many hits. Kief too! I have never vaped moon rocks or fm hash though. Not sure about those. Don't mix hash and flowers in the vaporizer though because flowers will be done before the hash, and burn.

[iConcentrate]

Attempting to use an electronic vaporizer to medicate with concentrates usually results in failure whether its one thing or another, jammed screens and dripping goo don't do electronics any good. The best way to consume concentrates is by using a "Vapor Swing" or "Skillet" device, which ultimately results in the concentrates being vaporized and used to their full potential.

skillet-vapor-curve-45-angle

The link above is just one random place I found when I typed "skillet" and "vapor" into google but it gives you a good idea of what the device im recommending looks like.

Alot of local places sell these "Skillet" devices though, I know SCpot in Studio City has a great design which I saw today but couldn't afford to pick up, and Kind Meds in Tarzana also sells them.

Just be sure to get one with a concave titanium plate so your meds don't fall of the sides. And you're going to want a very low volume bong, I'd recommend a wicked sands mini-tube(best concentrate piece i've personally owned)

If you actually get this type of setup I guarantee you will have unlimited success vaporizing and medicating with concentrates. Skillets are one of the most overlooked yet most effective medicating devices available.

Good luck

PM if you have any questions

[The Phat Anorexic]

Originally Posted by iConcentrate

Attempting to use an electronic vaporizer to medicate with concentrates usually results in failure whether its one thing or another, jammed screens and dripping goo don't do electronics any good. The best way to consume concentrates is by using a "Vapor Swing" or "Skillet" device, which ultimately results in the concentrates being vaporized and used to their full potential.

skillet-vapor-curve-45-angle

The link above is just one random place I found when I typed "skillet" and "vapor" into google but it gives you a good idea of what the device im recommending looks like.

Alot of local places sell these "Skillet" devices though, I know SCpot in Studio City has a great design which I saw today but couldn't afford to pick up, and Kind Meds in Tarzana also sells them.

Just be sure to get one with a concave titanium plate so your meds don't fall of the sides. And you're going to want a very low volume bong, I'd recommend a wicked sands mini-tube(best concentrate piece i've personally owned)

If you actually get this type of setup I guarantee you will have unlimited success vaporizing and medicating with concentrates. Skillets are one of the most overlooked yet most effective medicating devices available.

Good luck

PM if you have any questions

I've always wanted to own a skillet/torch set-up (or glass rod/water pipe). When I vaporize concentrates I tend to use a "screen of green" method which won't clog the whip screen at all. Works with any type of concentrate, but oils and waxes are too messy. Dry sift and water hashish work perfectly. Put half the herb in the bowl, layer concentrate, then cover with the other half.

[iConcentrate]

Originally Posted by The Phat Anorexic

I've always wanted to own a skillet/torch set-up (or glass rod/water pipe). When I vaporize concentrates I tend to use a "screen of green" method which won't clog the whip screen at all. Works with any type of concentrate, but oils and waxes are too messy. Dry sift and water hashish work perfectly. Put half the herb in the bowl, layer concentrate, then cover with the other half.

Hey if you or anyone else needs any help putting together or tracking down the pieces to get a skillet-based concentrate setup let me know. I could help you with any questions about stores, dispensaries, products etc.

Just FYI also, a "skillet" setup will only cost you approximately $150 (for concentrate-specific water pipe & skillet) or $60(skillet alone)

[DankJews]

I Only Vaporize!!!! I Vaporize It All!!! All My Medicine Is Mainly Consumed By Vape And Tincture And Things As Such For My Personal Health Benefits I Don't Smoke! Vapin' Concentrates Are Amazing You Get Such A Wonderful Taste And A Fulling Effect W/out The Nasty Tastes Of Some Connies, I Recommend You Use An Industrial Heat Gun With Variable Temp Straight Through Your Water Pipe!



.:Stay Medicated:.

[Socalr6]

My Vapolution is glass whip that slips into glass test tube, no filters, just gravity. I found that pressed hash (Kief) worked good when mixed with a very small amount of flowers. Your right about the flowers reaching doneness first, only slightly since it was kief style. I have not tried the dark hash yet or wax, oils. I would think the oils would work because excess sometimes drips down and vapes away so they should work. The skillet idea sounds good, worth looking into.

[jimmystaintedtreats]

check aqualabtechnoligies.com for the essential vaapp well worth the money for vaping concentrate this and the bell skillet in my opinion is the best. be careful of the crappy knock offs on the skillets, titanium is expensive yes even a small piece the size of a quarter is expensive remember this metal is curossion free which means it doesnt rust.some metals release poisinous gases when heated. also good quality blown glass is expensive too.