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There are many benefits as to why you should smoke weed using a vaporizer. A vaporizer produces the cleanest-burning intoxication possible, thus avoiding the bad chemicals found in marijuana plant. Many users also report feeling higher using the same amount of pot with a vaporizer than while using a pipe or rolling a blunt. It's like inhaling pure THC without the bad throat burn caused by all the other crap found in weed. One more benefit is that you can reuse vaporized bud to get more vapor out of it, or smoke it. Even old bud tastes fresh if you use a high-end device. The only drawbacks to a vaporizer are its cost and bulky size; but it's a worthy investment, considering the long-run health benefits. So what exactly is a vaporizer? ?ie=UTF8&tag=sonicunlea-20&linkCode=as2&camp=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=B000LBVAL6"  A vaporizer is a device that heats a substance to a certain temperature, thus releasing the active ingredient in it. It's usually the size of a toaster, and may be triangular, like the one in the movie "Superhigh Me" (the "Volcano" kind). You can smoke weed using a vaporizer; other substances like salvia divinorum can be inhaled with a vaporizer, as well. You avoid carcinogens, which are harmful chemicals that don't get you high, when using a vaporizer. In fact, nothing actually burns; the active ingredient "THC" (tetrahydrocannabinol) turns into a mist - hence the name of the appliance, "vaporizer". There's no smoke, and that's why it's a healthier choice of a responsible marijuana user. This also means that you can use the weed from a vaporizer, and... smoke it! It won't be as potent, but you can still feel the effects from it. Because the vaporizer doesn't burn the herb, you can reuse it to get more high using the same bud. ?ie=UTF8&tag=sonicunlea-20&linkCode=as2&camp=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=B000QUXOP2"  How do you operate it? You just have to put your bud in and turn the machine on. A few minutes later, you have a bag full of "misty" THC that you inhale - easy as that! Up to 95% of unhealthy tar, carbon monoxide, and other hazardous chemicals are avoided by using a quality vaporizer. They're priced at around $400-$500 online for the nice ones, down to about $150-$200 for the lower-end vaporizers - and for a good reason, too: think of it as an investment in your health later down the road. In order to clean a vaporizer, just use rubbing alcohol. This will remove any remaining resin, if any. The produced vapor is very aromatic, and potent. You get more active ingredient out of whatever herb you're smoking - be it cannabis, salvia, tobacco, or anything else. The juicy taste is more delicious, and smokeless. By burning the plant through a conventional way, like a blunt or a bong, you actually burn away some of the THC, without even knowing it! That's like burning away over 11 grams of pot's worth of THC out of every ounce. Now THAT's costly. With a vaporizer, over long periods of time, you actually save money because you can smoke weed less and get more high.
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