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https://drive.google.com/file/d/1DDsIN9iof35pgz_wUUs6bIOaa0xzqBUO/view That was me - this is from a different study; same University.

I honestly can't recall ever taking an edible that gave me an uppity do-stuff sativa feel? 11-hydroxy-THC is a pretty different beast than delta 9. That said, I like lazy couchlock edibles so maybe someone will have some different advice! However, TECHNICALLY, if you were to make RSO and reduce...

Carbon dioxide is a byproduct of decarboxylation; and the THC content in vapor is temperature dependant.

I liked it best when there were no reactions, including likes. It forced people to make up their own opinion about a posts context. These emotional reactions tend to promote a herd mentality instead of facilitate discussion. The problem with the thumbs-down is it's not righteous, just look to...

So you’re dealing with multiple facets here: You’ve got water soluble terpenes which can be uptaken by the water, condensation which will cause oil to fall out of phase and stick to the glass, and then dealing with dead space = oxygen which could result in oxidized terpenes. Also since bigger...

When I make gummies they are around 250mg each :D (that’s not a typo) I think your issue is you are wanting to use flower to infuse, which takes more oil to cover the plant material for the infusion and can’t be reduced down to concentrate further, like alcohol. I get around this by doing all...

You can use any cooking oil

WHen you say a similar set up does that mean you aren't using your Roor? Did you ever stop smoking when you switched over to vaping or have you been doing both? What does a normal vape session look like for you? Maybe people can offer some ideas for improving your experience. Your main vape...

Terpenes can be very harsh, if @Kins is looking for smoothness, and referencing combustion, I would say terpene retention is probably not as important.

Reading your earlier posts you said you smoked out of a bong with an ashcatcher and a carbon filter. Are you running your vaporizers through this same setup? If not, why? FWIW I personally find S&B vapes to be very harsh, to the point I simply cannot use their desktops or portables anymore.

You guys got a clean screen and CU right? The impact of a dirty screen on a convection vaporizer shall not be understated! :lol:

@RustyOldNail you aren't wrong there, that joint attachment is way off. It's definitely disappointing to wait for stuff only to find it looking like that. Absolutely agree, I know people don't want to hear "spend more money" but I'm done with import glass and 'the gate. Honestly some of the DH...

Very nice! :rockon: If you really want to check the integrity of the beads you can try grabbing a spare bead with some tweezers and heat it with a torch til its glowing then dip it in water, if its real quartz it will be fine.The ones I tried cracked in just a couple seconds of direct heating...

FYI half the people in this thread are going to want to buy one of those from you now that you've posted that. Enjoy! :D

Really? Lol alright man, I'm pretty experienced with this ball vape concept... but you seem to have your own theories so I'll just let you experiment instead of spoil the fun. :peace:

Everything can cause microscratches if you're going to look at it under a microscope. How will you stuff the metal screen that holds the balls in place without causing micro scratches?

I swear this just happened in here recently with someone else who mentioned lighting a legal fire and ta-da, situation resolved!

Journalism is as dead as a door knob. Look at how much this single sentence contradicts the entire premise of the article. Existing studies on marijuana and the heart are "short-term, observational and retrospective studies, which identify trends but do not prove cause and effect," Page said...

Boro. But that housing isn’t designed to be touching the heater either. Also hardness is not really the issue here, if glass dust is occuring it would be from the balls bursting and exploding not from grinding on each other.

The main thing I disliked about the cream extraction is the relatively short shelf life. It did seem effective though bioavailability wise, something about natural liposomal encapsulation with the cream which is similar to what lecithin does.