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it's easy to see how many people could misconstrue use to be abuse with a definition like that. as with anything, a source's opinion only matters as much as you value the source. it's unfortunate that these definitions are taken so literally.

out of curiosity, what was your vaporization technique?

i think most oversimplify it with the traditional (sativa)------(indica) scale. i think it's a bit more complex than that based upon personal experience as well as the experiences of many on this site which lead me to believe there's a more complicated formula. i believe the method of...

why? vapor, by the definition used in chemistry (the one I use), refers to independant molecules that have overcome their attractive forces. that's an interesting article, i like how it evaluates addictability based on a idea that i also base addictibility on, which is the length of time...

i don't use dispensaries, but i do ask for samples before investing any money in a particular batch. Look and smell generally DO NOT indicate potency. the effects are different if smoked, or vaped, and will also vary depending on how they are vaped, so the only possible way to know how you...

i don't take anyone's word on potency, only my own, which is why sampling is the way to go.

i would pry up the edge slightly, and get some dishwashing detergent in there.

sample a large variety, but use miniscule amounts. this will give you a good idea of what to expect. do know that there will be variences in the effects batch to batch.

while some ash is inhaled, most definitely, not all of it is. and vapor particles are as small as you get, as it is a single molecule. why don't you do a little research?

i know of one particular strain which will induce panic at high doses, the trick is trial and error, when you get a new batch, give it a shot when you don't have anything important to do, and analyze the effects. you should also record the dosage, and the technique you used to administer the...

you should explain your findings to your doctor, and ask why he hasn't explored this line of treatment.

I'll be more specific than in the original post. I can be satisfied with lower temps, it's just that when I get into the higher temps, I feel satiated and feel that it's time to stop. Hopefully this is more descriptive of what i'm trying to describe.

it sounds like he was talking about vapor condensate droplets, not smoke, IMHO. it's quite the common error.

yes you can get a body high from a vaporizer. (that's the short answer) mod note: From the rules page- "Does my reply offer any significant advice or help contribute to the conversation in any fashion?”.

I understand where the emotion stems from, but I still see no rational reason to consume things in the manner you suggest. just because something has a chemical name does not mean that it does not occur in nature, lest Delta-9-TetraHydroCannabinol be synthetic. just because you cannot...

Is it just me or does the feeling of satiation only come with higher boiling compounds? I've vaped many times, and I've witnessed that people can take bowl after bowl at 325*F (as indicated on the herbalaire). but if we sit down for a single bowl above 360 *F, everyone calls it quits after a...

to evaluate the inappropriateness, we first have to define what is appropriate. good luck with that.

does it kill the atty because the atty is in direct contact with the oil? if that's the case, how hard would it be to make it passive-convection instead of conduction?

i disagree, the only part of the study that was applied was in regard to the THC being lost to water, which is no different in either scenario, but what was being evaluated was the disparity in temperature due to the differance in combustion temps and vaporization temps. water will absorb heat...

i don't hate young people, i dislike most people.