Vaporizers work by heating cannabis to a temperature that releases active compounds like THC, CBD and CBN, in the form of vapor, without burning the plant material. There are two primary heating methods used in vaporizers:

1. Convection Heating: Hot air passes through the cannabis, evenly vaporizing the material without direct contact. This method tends to produce smoother, more flavorful vapor.
2. Conduction Heating: The cannabis is heated by direct contact with a hot surface. Conduction vaporizers heat up faster but may require stirring to ensure even vaporization.

Both methods avoid combustion, meaning no harmful toxins are released, resulting in a cleaner, healthier experience.

Yes, vaporizing is generally much healthier than smoking. When you smoke cannabis, harmful toxins are released through combustion, which can damage your lungs.

Vaporizers heat cannabis at lower temperatures, producing vapour without these harmful byproducts. This reduces your intake of toxins and lowers the risk of respiratory issues.

Portable vaporizers are small, battery-powered devices perfect for on-the-go use, offering convenience and mobility.

Desktop vaporizers, on the other hand, are larger, usually plug-in units, designed for home use. They typically deliver more powerful vapor, better temperature control, and longer sessions, making them ideal for those who prioritize performance over portability.