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The high from different strains of flower are never the same. It's an agricultural product, so there's variation. However, the high from the tincture I make from the ABV from various strains combined is pretty much always the same. That's expected since the absorption process for digesting...

"For what it's worth, I don't give a hoot about "taste." Many, if not most, people on FC value the flavor of vaporizing dry flower. It's a crucial benefit for me. If you don't care about flavor you should probably stick to your current method and not waste money on dry herb vapes.

The chemical process of pyrolysis creates some nasty side effects.

Start by looking into a PID.

As long as you don’t smoke around me and you’re not hurting anyone, I’m cool with whatever you want to do, Follow your bliss.

I water cure all the time THC is not water soluble, so you don’t lose anything in the process. I water cure in a French press until the water is clear. it’s a good way to eliminate that nasty green taste.

Thanks for the tip. I really like the SKO.

Check out the Dynavap vaporizers

Wayne Shorter Speak No Evil

Golf tees and chopsticks are essential accessories

Log vapes are well suited to micro dosing.

A single dropperful of my MCT oil tincture will produce a predictably mellow, coherent buzz for a couple of hours.

It’s interesting to observe how we evolve as consumers. In my early days, I simply wanted get high. But I’ve since adjusted my consumption pattern to conform to my lifestyle, rather than the opposite.

When I could persuade it to work, the Thermovape Cera was the tastiest vape.

Comparing vapes is challenging. The action is very different. They will all take you to a similar destination but the journey will vary.