How to Save Money and Conserve Your Cannabis with Vaporizers

This article is sponsored by VaporNation - Your Online Vaporizer Superstore. Save 15% off your entire order at VaporNation with coupon code LEAFLY at checkout. Aside from their undeniable health benefits, vaporizers are being utilized more and more by cannabis consumers for another key reason: vaporizing saves you money. If you are ballin' on a budget (like so many of us are), vaporizing is a great way to conserve your herbs and stretch the amount of time in between re-ups. Because vaporizers essentially slow-roast dry material (as opposed to flash-frying when smoked from a joint, blunt, bong, or pipe), a little bit of herb goes a long way. Consider the following: If you grind and pack 0.1 grams of cannabis into the heating chamber of a portable vaporizer, you will get (on average) about three to four minutes of vape time to thoroughly enjoy and savor the flavor of your flower. Alternatively, if you pack the same amount of bud into a traditional glass pipe and take a lighter to it, your flower turns from nug to ash in less than 10 seconds. Not only does using a vaporizer in this instance eliminate the smoke and other harmful byproducts caused by igniting the herbs, it prolongs the length of your session by as much as 25 times. Since vaporizers require you to pack far less material into the chamber to achieve the desired effects as compared to smoking, they make it easy to ration your flower. Say there are still three days left until payday, and you only have about 0.2 grams of herb that you need to make last. (For reference, 0.1 to 0.2 grams is roughly the amount you pack into a pipe or bong on average during a single session.) Traditional means of smoking said herb leave you with two options. Option A: Smoke your remaining cannabis in a single session to achieve a proper high, leaving you two and a half days with nothing to help relieve pain or take the edge off. Option B: Divide your remaining stash into small, equal amounts of roughly 0.75 grams apiece. While this method may technically stretch your stash until pay day, smoking such a small amount each time will hardly yield any effect, and the cannabis will most likely get sucked through before you even have a chance to enjoy it. No matter how you slice it, there really is not any happy outcome in either of these scenarios. With a vaporizer in your arsenal, making the same 0.2 grams last for three days is a non-issue. Since vaporizing does not require as much dry material to be packed in order to experience the effects, you could easily stretch the 0.2 grams while still deriving medicinal value from the plant. In short, investing the money you would spend on smoking in a quality vaporizer will pay back in spades. Ready to add one to your cannabis toolkit? The following four economical vaporizers give you the best bang for your bud. When it comes to portable vaporizers, the Magic Flight Launch Box (MFLB) looks and operates differently than most. Its unique functionality makes it the ideal portable vaporizer for conserving herbs. Unlike conventional portable vaporizers that stay heated to a constant set temperature, the Magic Flight Launch Box's heating element is only active when pressure is applied to the battery. This feature prevents your buds from cooking when you are not inhaling, and allows you to vape from a single packed trench (chamber) over the course of multiple sessions. With the MFLB, there's no wasted herb and no wasted vapor. Hand-crafted by Magic Flight in the sunny San Diego, the Launch Box is both reliable and durable. Since it takes such a simple approach to vaporization, there are very few moving parts or electronics that you have to worry about breaking down. Because of this, Magic Flight is able to offer a lifetime warranty on its product, which will undoubtedly save you money down the road. And with all of the money you are saving using the Launch Box, you will be able to splurge a bit on additional Magic Flight parts and accessories. The new APX vaporizer from Pulsar is an ultra-lightweight and compact portable device that packs a lot of punch in a small package. In addition to being an extremely affordable option for beginners looking to invest in their first vaporizer, the APX is also a perfect device for vape veterans looking to diversify their collection. The APX vaporizer is less expensive than most glass pieces, so not only will you be saving money from the get-go, you will be able to keep your pockets lined with extra green (of both cash and cannabis varieties) by switching from smoking to vaporizing. Boasting five predetermined heat settings (ranging from 356 to 428F), the APX is equipped with a large-capacity ceramic herb chamber that holds close to half a gram of dry material. Small enough to fit in the palm of your hand, the APX is all about portability, and is designed to be discreet enough to use in public without attracting unwanted attention. Supporting both herb and wax vaporization, the APX serves the purpose of a portable vaporizer as well as a wax pen - saving you from an additional purchase. Sometimes you have to spend money to save money (think solar panels and wind-farm turbines). Investing in a portable vaporizer like the new SideKick vaporizer from 7th Floor may seem like a splurge initially, but when you consider the money you will save when you stop smoking and start vaporizing, this vape practically pays for itself. The SideKick essentially performs the functions of a portable vaporizer, a dab rig, and a bong - all in one handheld device. Aside from fast, efficient vaporization when used with the standard glass mouthpiece, the SideKick can also be used with an optional glass bubbler attachment that adds an element of water filtration. Much like a bong or standard bubbler, the SideKick's bubbler attachment cools and hydrates vapor for a more pleasant overall experience. Also compatible with wax concentrates, this contraption effectively replaces bulky dab rigs and pricey e-nails, and in the process gives you the ability to enjoy your dabs on the go. If you were to invest in a portable vaporizer, bong, and dab rig separately, there's no doubt you would end up spending a pretty penny. The SideKick, on the other hand, combines each of those elements in one, sleek, ergonomic package. While wax pens are not technically considered true vaporizers, the new Gravity wax pen from KandyPens is an extremely cost-effective solution to the oftentimes expensive art of dabbing (wax vaporization). The Gravity's advanced coil-less ceramic dish atomizer heats wax more slowly and at a lower temperature than traditional wax pen atomizers, increasing the amount of vape time and the number of hits you will get from a single dab. Constructed from high-quality materials, the Gravity pen features a sandblasted black finish, which exudes sophistication and discretion. It also includes a quartz rod atomizer for enhanced purity and power. Not only will you save money by conserving wax through low-temp dabbing, the Gravity's advanced temperature control battery is covered under an industry-leading lifetime warranty. KandyPens is the only manufacturer to offer such a warranty on a wax pen, which speaks volumes about the quality of their products. For more information on these vaporizers and more, visit VaporNation.

1. does god also need money when he wants to buy something in the mall?

Probably. He seems to always need money

2. why are women so attracked to money?

Well Ive had plenty of opportunities to be with rich guys but I choose a dirt poor guy, and hes still dirt poor after 3 years. I still love him...so its not all women okay? Now, money does make you more attractive. Its security for a woman, it means that if I ever loose my job or something happens you can back me up. Or if its too inconvenient for me to work...like if we have kids, I do not have to. A big deal of stress is ridden. Plus, money makes anyone look good (i.e "The Donald") you dress better, you have time to get facials and manicures, there's a relaxed airiness a/b you which is attractive w/ or w/o the money...you know? maybe you do not but I do not know how else to explain it.

3. Can i sue this guy for money?

As opposed to suing him for lawn furniture? You can ONLY sue for money. So, exactly how much money has this wrong accusation cost you? THAT is the dollar amount you sue for. What did this wrong accusation cost you financially?