A vaporizer heats materials such as herbs, concentrates, or liquids to a specific temperature at which they vaporize without burning. The resulting vapor can then be inhaled.
How it works at a glance:
- Heating: The vaporizer heats the material using conduction (direct heat) or convection (hot air).
- Temperature control: Many devices allow precise temperature adjustment depending on the material and desired effect.
- Inhalation: The vapor produced is inhaled through a mouthpiece.
- No burning: The material is completely vaporized, leaving behind dry residue without producing ash.
