So I need some realtalk by Lemmie’s resident stoners and possibly medical professionals on the benefits and risks/harms of vaping cannabis refill things on the respiratory system (using a rechargeable vape pen/battery thingy at the lowest heat setting).
Give it to me straight docs, whats up and how long do I have to live if I use it infrequently but potentially daily in small amounts?
I have been using cartridges lately for my once per night before bed sess. It’s extremely convenient and affordable.
Here’s the thing. When I use dry herb vaping, I tend to have the same amount every night and it’s fine. I don’t want to get baked, I just want to sleep.
When I have a cartridge, I end up taking more drags from it. This leads to consuming now which increases your tolerance. It’s just so easy to have a little more. When I use dry herb reloading the vape is just enough effort that I think “I’m good” and wander off to bed. Plus you have ABV to make edibles.
Edit - no noticeable effect on breathing or whatever that differs from dry herb vaping.
This right here folks, dry herb vaping (aka pulling really hot air through plant material.) In Canada they even certify portable dry vapes as medical devices https://www.vapormed.com/en-ca/mighty-medic . There are $100 options that work almost as well.
Love ur username! Ya, I’m moderating quite well actually. I def can’t big boy smoke shit and I can’t even really tolerate a water bong etc. vapint is the only thing that “works” but I wanna make sure Im not fucking up my lungs and predisposing myself to any COPD bullshit
Edit1: say hi to yamotherskeys for me
Hi, addict here. I’ve smoked dry flower with a vaporizer daily for years and quit entirely about three months ago. In the past i almost exclusively smoked using a bong daily. Quitting was much easier coming from the vaporizer, i coughed up almost no gunk, just some phlegm. When i attempted quitting coming from the bong, the withdrawal was intense plus i coughed up Satan’s entire asshole. If you’re going to smoke, a vaporizer with a dry product is going to be the ‘healthier’ option for sure.