vaplexus
Well-Known Member
I dont really have any explanation for my reasoning
But it still doesnt explain the fact that when I get a giant rip, and I am literally incapacitated from it in my chair, I still blow out a huge cloud after.
When I blow out no clouds, my lungs dont feel like they just got done running a vape marathon.
I think the key is to get enough vape in your lungs that you can saturate your lungs to the point where they can't absorb any more vape. assuming this to be the mechanism, exhaling some cloud would be good because it means you are hitting that point. but anything after that is wasted vapour from the herb. perhaps with vapes that produce large clouds there is perhaps more active ingredients getting into the vape? or maybe the temps are higher or something. however, i still maintain that exhaled vape is wasted vape and personally, i don't want to waste my vape.
I am reading some articles on lung absorption of molecules. i wonder if the "large cloud vapes" out there are inadvertently changing the nature of the active molecules such that they get absorbed better by the lungs. i think more research needs to be done on this. a vape that can get more active molecules into your blood stream while reducing wasted vape from exhalation would be ideal. vapes such as the Cloud IMHO are perhaps more efficient at this absorption thing but result in wasted vape. maybe its a temperature thing? also maybe the active molecules are more efficiently absorbed when they are hydated. it stands to reason that if some H2O molecules bond to the active molecules that perhaps they can be absorbed better by the lungs. this would explain why a vape such as The Cloud is "better" despite the extreme waste of vapour?
I find with the Solo that hydrating the vape does seem to not only produce larger clouds but also is more effective.
I would put out there though, be careful of falling for "larger clouds are a good thing" because all that exhaled vape is wasted. more research is needed around absorption efficiency.