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The Supreme or the Silver Surfer for someone who has never used weed could be getting a sledgehammer to crack a walnut. These units are really designed for heavy users, and great for people who want to give up their solid smoking habits. Although the fact that they're temperature adjustable vapes means that you could start at a low temperature setting and creep your way up, so as not to get too much vapour at once, which would be overwhelming for you. The optional mini-wand sounds like it could be a great choice for you, but having just checked the SSV site, I can't see it being offered at the moment, sadly.
The Lotus, while it may well be a wonderful device, is new and so has yet to prove itself in the vaping community. And yeah, the Vapor Genie involves inhaling combusted butane fumes, which may or may not be harmful, but just isn't what I would philosophically regard as pure vapour.
For someone new to the herb, you'd do well to go with a unit that has earned its stripes as a quality unit. I would suggest the Magic Flight Launch Box, or perhaps a log-style vape (like the Purple Days or Myrtlezap). The MFLB has the advantage of being a portable, and a vape you should probably get anyway, whether or not you have a plug-in home vape.
But of course you don't even know if you'll like the green stuff at all, so you could be spending a fat chunk on something you might never use more than a couple of times. So, as crude as it might be, maybe you could make a lightbulb vape just to try it out before you commit to a real vape.
Or just make yourself some edibles (see the Cooking forum here). But whatever you do, don't eat more than 0.1 or 0.2 g's worth of herb to begin with in your tolerance-free state, or you could be in for a very hairy ride. Of course you're not actually going to be in any physical danger (since you can't actually OD on weed), but too much eaten weed just makes for a very unpleasant shaky experience, and lasts for many hours. The right amount, however, is simply lovely -indeed, my favourite way to use the good green stuff. So if, after a couple of hours, you're feeling ok, you could then up your dose if you like.
The Lotus, while it may well be a wonderful device, is new and so has yet to prove itself in the vaping community. And yeah, the Vapor Genie involves inhaling combusted butane fumes, which may or may not be harmful, but just isn't what I would philosophically regard as pure vapour.
For someone new to the herb, you'd do well to go with a unit that has earned its stripes as a quality unit. I would suggest the Magic Flight Launch Box, or perhaps a log-style vape (like the Purple Days or Myrtlezap). The MFLB has the advantage of being a portable, and a vape you should probably get anyway, whether or not you have a plug-in home vape.
But of course you don't even know if you'll like the green stuff at all, so you could be spending a fat chunk on something you might never use more than a couple of times. So, as crude as it might be, maybe you could make a lightbulb vape just to try it out before you commit to a real vape.
Or just make yourself some edibles (see the Cooking forum here). But whatever you do, don't eat more than 0.1 or 0.2 g's worth of herb to begin with in your tolerance-free state, or you could be in for a very hairy ride. Of course you're not actually going to be in any physical danger (since you can't actually OD on weed), but too much eaten weed just makes for a very unpleasant shaky experience, and lasts for many hours. The right amount, however, is simply lovely -indeed, my favourite way to use the good green stuff. So if, after a couple of hours, you're feeling ok, you could then up your dose if you like.
Great news.