Vaping Vegetable Glycerin?

This is true; the cannabinoids in your glycerin tincture must already be decarbed/activated and bioavailable, as the glycerin is your 'vapor vehicle' for delivery, and the vast majority of e-cigs can not easily cause cannabinoid conversion all on their own. So your tincture must already be effective sublingually or via the buccal method, prior to attempting e-cig use.

We have been vaping glycerin hash tincture in e-cigs (and other vaporizers) with great success, since the early 2000's when the very first test models were being released in 'australasia'.




















When using a bag, the little remaining tincture that collects and condenses inside after a session, is just as tasty and effective after the vape as it was before. smile




You may need a 'Grass City' account to view the above photos.. I'm new to this particular forum, and haven't yet found the photo uploading section (or perhaps uploads are simply not permitted).


Have fun, and happy medicating

ahh i recognize you, the mother of the many amazing edible recipes, welcome to FC badkitty, the pictures show up just fine

badkitty i noticed you recommend soy lecithin for edibles; is it also possible to use it in a glycerin tincture? and if so, can the tincture still be vaporized in an e-cig if lecithin is added?

"4.4.1 Explosion and fire hazards

Acrolein is a highly flammable liquid. Mixtures with air containing
2.8-31% by volume of acrolein are explosive, and at, or above, -26°C
acrolein can be ignited by sources of heat or ignition. The
autoignition temperature is 234°C"

SOURCE

all temps in deg F:
This and the apparent fact that 338 is VG's vapor temp, and that apparently it breaks down into acrolein to some extent at 280 makes this whole VG vaporizing thing shadowy for me, health-wise.

What I need to figure out is the temperature of the heating element in the "CJ's eGo-T Wick Mod".