Vaporizers: Benefits & How They Protect Your Lungs

As awareness of the hazards of smoking increase, people are more aware of their lungs than ever before. Fortunately, using a vaporizer may reduce the potential damage to your lungs and still allow you to enjoy a puff or two.

Vaporization Defined

• Burning Damages Lungs

  Vaporization is the process of releasing a substance's active elements by applying heat without combustion, meaning that the substance is never burned. This is important, as when a substance is burned, it undergoes a molecular change that can be damaging to the lungs. That the substance is not burned, therefore, is the key benefit to vaporization over traditional smoking.

No Combustion Byproducts

• Pretty but Potentially Harmful

  Vaporization produces no tar, carbon monoxide or various other combustion byproducts able to wreak havoc on your lungs

Cooler than Smoke

• Protect Your Lungs

  Vapor's cooler temperature makes it less damaging to lung tissue, as it produces no carcinogenic elements.

Less is More

• Less is More

  Vaporization yields a more concentrated dose, hence your body requires less of a substance to attain the desired affect.

Fast Acting

• In a Hurry?

  Because it is not contaminated by digestive acids before entering the blood, vapor acts quicker than other forms of smoking.

Digital Precision

• Digital Precision

  Vaporizers allow you to control the amount you smoke, via digital precision and the rapid onset of effect.