What Makes a Good CBD Vaporizer?

If you are new to vaping, you might require to know a little bit more about this method of CBD consumption. This article explains what makes a good CBD vaporizer, how to shop for a good product and how CBD vapes work.

Vaping entails using a battery-powered device that heats the CBD product to produce a vapour. The vapour is inhaled into the body to get CBD’s effects. The device used for CBD vaporizers. The vaping devices can be categorized into two; refillable and disposable vape pens. Not all CBD vaporizers in the market are good in terms of their quality and the quality of the CBD liquid, especially for some disposable vaporizers. Making sure you buy the right device is the first thing to consider if you want to start vaping.

CBD Vaporizers

CBD is one of the compounds of cannabis or the hemp plant. According to Schilling et al. (2020), the hemp plant contains about 0.2% THC. THC is a psychoactive compound that cause a high effect on consumers. You can experience the benefits of CBD through vaping. Dussault (2017) states that some benefits associated with taking CBD include mood enhancement, pain relief and full body relaxation.

A standard vape pen should consist of the following parts:

• Mouthpiece
• Tank or cartridge
• Atomizer
• Power button
• Battery

There is a wide variety in the market. You should pay close attention to what vape pen contains since some may contain nicotine. CBD vape pens are available in full-spectrum, broad-spectrum, or CBD isolate.

With a nice vape:

• You can control the amount of CBD you consume every time, decide when to vape, and how many times you want to do it to experience the effect of CBD. The frequency of vaping can help you realize the right dosage of vaped CBD to benefit from CBD intake.
• You can control the temperature CBD is heated to. A good CBD vaporizer has temperature controls that make you customize the device to benefit from the cannabidiols, terpenes and other substances in the CBD liquid.
• You are guaranteed comfort. A good vaporizer should effectively give the user a feeling of relaxation after vaping.
• Taking CBD through vaping is better than smoking. You don't worry about smoke and ash.

A good vaporizer should have the following:

• A strong casing
• A high-quality battery
• A strong material where vapour passes through
• Strong heating chambers

A good vaporizer should come with a warrant.

How To Shop for a Good CBD Vaporizer

When you intend to buy a good vape pen, you need to look for the following:

• Third-party laboratory report. Ensuring the quality test results by the third party are positive can assure you that it is safe to use the vaporizer. You can find the third-party test results on the brand's website.
• Make sure that the vape does not contain vitamin E acetate. Vitamin E is considered unsuitable for inhalation.
• Buy vaporizers from a reputable company. Reputable companies have a good reputation for selling quality products. Buying from such companies gives you confidence about safety in the whole process of vaping.
• Look for consumer reviews. Positive customer reviews on product websites mean that the product is of good quality and effectively performs its function.

Disposable Vape Pens and Vape Pen Kits

Below are the differences between disposable vape pens and vape kits

• A disposable vape pen requires no maintenance making it an excellent tool for vaping for new CBD users. They come in different flavours and are convenient to use. They are small and therefore require small storage space, especially when travelling. Disposable vape pens come with a recharged battery and cannot be refilled once the liquid finishes.
• Vape pen kits are refillable. Most CBD users like them because they can mix flavours for a good vaping experience. Some CBD users prefer disposable vapes because they are simple to use, and you can throw them away and buy a new one without refilling.

How CBD Vapes Work

CBD vaporizers should heat the liquid at a certain temperature to produce vapour. This is anywhere between 315-465 degrees. Marzo&Piscitelli (2015) stated that CBD interacts with the body's endocannabinoid system to help with some of its functions. The ECS influences body functions like sleeping, mood, appetite and pain through its CB1 and CB2 receptors. CBD vapes have a high rate of bioactivity, making them the best method of consuming CBD. Bioactivity is the body's absorption rate of CBD to offer the therapeutic benefit needed. Vaping gives a quick effect of CBD approximately 30 minutes after vaping. This is because CBD moves directly to the lungs, where it is absorbed into the body.

Side Effects of Vaping CBD

CBD vaping is considered safe for use. It has several benefits for the user. CBD vapes are available invariousflavours and are easy to use. You can also control the CBD dosage through vaping. Vaping has a high bioavailability. Therefore, you will experience the effects of CBD faster. According to Working (2022), Vaping a high dose of CBD can cause drowsiness.

The side effects of vaping include:

• Fatigue
• Impairing cognitive skills
• Seizures
• Memory loss

A CBD liquid containing harmful ingredients contributes to experiencing side effects after vaping.

Conclusion

Choosing a good quality vaporizer leads to sustainable functionality and minimizes device malfunctioning. A lot of research suggests that vaping is better than smoking. CBD vaporizers are portable, offering a very convenient method of taking CBD while travelling. The price of vaporizers varies in the market. In most cases, the high quality of products tends to reflect good quality. This may not always be the case; hence, checking the quality before buying vaping devices is important. If you decide to buy a refillable vaporizer, it is important to buy the e-liquid for a refill from a reputable company.

References

Dussault, D. (2017). Ganja yoga: A practical guide to conscious relaxation, soothing pain relief and enlightened self-discovery. Hay House, Inc.

Di Marzo, V., &Piscitelli, F. (2015). The endocannabinoid system and its modulation by phytocannabinoids. Neurotherapeutics, 12(4), 692-698.

Schilling, S., Melzer, R., & McCabe, P. F. (2020). Cannabis sativa. Current Biology, 30(1), R8-R9.

Working, W. S. C. S. (2022). How Much CBD Should I Take the First Time?.Sign, 62.