Portable Vaporizer

Portable vaporizers have obvious advantages over the original ‘table top’ variety, especially for consumers who travel frequently or spend time at various locations. Small enough to fit in your backpack, briefcase or handbag, the compact designs are offered in a variety of styles, shapes and price ranges. They come in rugged, padded carrying cases to insure that the components of the device are safely and discretely transported. Easy assembly and break down make portable vaporizers a viable answer to traditional larger models.

Portable vaporizers cost much less than the traditional Volcano vaporizer, usually at least half the retail price of the table top models. They offer consumers a way to have a fully functional cheap vaporizer that is easy to assemble and transport. Some portable vaporizers are cordless, using a butane lighting device, while others have to be plugged into a wall socket to heat up the elements. Components usually include a carrying case which holds the heating unit, a flexible vapor tube, a stir tool, extra screens, an instruction manual and an ignition device. They usually come with a warranty and the manufacturer offers replacement parts and repair services.

Makers of the Silver Surfer vaporizer have engineered a reverse 90 degree angle chamber that effectively uses gravity to vaporize the smoking materials instead of having them fall directly on the heating element. The heating element in the Silver Surfer vaporizer is made from a rugged ceramic constructed of100% glass made from Alumina Ceramic.

Some models, such as the Extreme Vaporizer come with a remote control that has several pre-set temperature buttons, which allow the consumer to select the correct temperature to match the quality of their smoking materials. Of course, with all models of [vaporizers], the device needs to cool down thoroughly before dissembling and repacking.

Research has shown that in medical marijuana situations, use of a vaporizer greatly reduces the irritation to the throat and lungs caused by the more traditional methods of consuming cannabis, such as hand rolled cigarettes, pipes and water pipes. The high temperatures reached in the process (up to 392 degrees Fahrenheit), burns off all the non-THC (Tetrahydrocannabinol) substances, thereby delivering only the active ingredients to the consumer. Also, a vaporizer requires a much smaller amount of smoking material to achieve the medicinal effects of medical marijuana. This helps the users cut the cost of treatment, which will eventually result in savings to offset the cost of purchasing a cheap vaporizer.

Clinical studies have shown that the active ingredients in marijuana have mild to moderate analgesic effects. Medical marijuana is prescribed for patients to control pain traditionally treated with medications that are expensive and often have severe side effects and addictive properties. Despite the controversy over the use of medical marijuana, there are no documented cases of human fatality from overdose or misuse.