Which Type of Vaporizer Best Suits You?
Living in such a tech-forward era comes with many conveniences, but also with many burdens such as choosing a vaporizer amidst a sea of endless options. This can be particularly difficult for those who are just now diving into the cannabis game or returning from a very long hiatus. A changing legal climate has given rise to all kinds of newfangled contraptions that deliver your desired effects with unprecedented precision, efficiency, safety, and quality of flavor. But how do you choose from the astonishing number of options now available?
Before we get into specific brand recommendations (and we will later on), we’re going to give you a brief primer on vaporizer types to help you narrow your search down. Each vaporizer type caters to different lifestyles and budgets, so it's a good idea to familiarize yourself with the basics before committing to one.
Table-Top Vaporizers
Table-Top Vaporizers is ideal for the homebodies, flavor enthusiasts, and medical patients.
If you're the type of person who only indulges at home, your best option is likely a table-top vaporizer. Due to their size and dependence on a wall outlet, this vaporizer probably won't leave your house often, if at all. They generally come with a hose-like mouthpiece or a bag that fills with the vapor so you can inhale at your own pace. These stationary vapes aren't exactly ideal for the one-hit-and-done type of person, but they're excellent options for sharing and for those who'd normally conquer a full bowl by themselves.
Portable Flower Vapes
Portable Flower Vapes is ideal for the On-the-go flower enthusiasts.
Generally speaking, portability is about the only reason you'd invest in a portable flower vape over a stationary table-top device. Because they’re small and run on a battery, these vaporizers don't restrict you to one spot at home.
Portable Oil Vapes
Portable Oil Vapes is ideal for the on-the-go concentrate enthusiasts, small budgets.
Preferred for their portability and discretion, portable oil vapes are perfect for the mobile oil enthusiast. Some don't require loading or unloading product – it all comes neatly contained in a sealed oil cylinder. However, others can be filled with your own cannabis oil. Vaporizers that look just like a pen or a stylus are gaining popularity because the battery is inexpensive and the CO2 oil inside them hits smoothly and lasts a long time. Some have had issues with battery life and leakage, but this these are generally rare malfunctions.
Now that you've learned the basics of vaporizer types, look out for our next update.You can also go to www.transpring.com to know more about Transpring products.