Cannabis = A $100 Bill
Burning destroys value. Low-temp vaping keeps it—and your lungs—intact.
How much of your “$100” do you keep?
Combustion is like throwing $99 into the fire—cannabinoids & terpenes are lost and you inhale smoke byproducts.
Temperature = Chemistry
Keep heat low enough to release cannabinoids & terpenes—without burning plant matter.
Vaporization frees active compounds without the smoke byproducts of combustion.
Flame tips can exceed 1500–2000°F—far beyond what cannabinoids/terpenes tolerate.
Less irritation vs. smoke; avoids tar, soot, and many combustion toxins.
♻️ No Waste: Reuse “AVB” (Already-Vaped Bud)
Vaped flower is already decarboxylated—ready for low-dose edibles or capsules.
Why avoid combustion?
Smoke = extra byproducts you don’t need
Burning plant matter produces tar, carbon monoxide, and polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs)—irritants and toxins associated with smoke exposure.
Heat destroys delicate compounds
Many terpenes volatilize at relatively low temps; flame heat destroys them outright, reducing flavor and the ensemble (“entourage”) profile that supports therapeutic effects.
Efficiency & consistency
Vaporizing lets you target a temperature range for repeatable effects and better gram-to-relief value—more of your “$100” reaches you.
Harm reduction
Switching from smoke to vapor reduces exposure to combustion byproducts. Patients often report less coughing, less odor, and better dose control.