Those who try dabbing often do so out of curiosity, but it's not difficult to get hooked! In fact, it's a convenient way to enjoy it (similar to vaping with e-cigs) and a decidedly intense experience given the degree of concentration of the cannabis preparation that is inhaled.
But what do you need to “dab”? First of all, you need to get a dab ring, a device designed exclusively for this. Even though the principle of dabbing is very similar to that of vaping, because it involves inhaling the vapors of a heated but not combusted substance, using normal electronic cigarettes would only mean having to throw them away in a short time. In fact, dab is not liquid like vaping preparations, but has a viscous consistency: it is necessary to use a device designed to vaporize dense substances without overheating or breaking.
There are essentially two types of dabbing devices on the market: low-temperature and high-temperature. It seems that the former guarantee more attenuated but long-lasting effects, while the latter lead to faster and more intense results. The choice is entirely personal, based on your needs.
What can you smoke when dabbing? Dabs are prepared in different ways and can be easily found in the most well-stocked cannabis stores: we at Piggyweed offer a wide range of crystals and preparations for dabbing, some of which have the particularity of mixing the typical cannabis taste with more particular aftertastes, for example fruit.
But what are the advantages of dabbing compared to traditional joints?
• It is more efficient: with just a few puffs you can achieve the desired effects, while traditional smoking is much less concentrated.
• It's easier on your lungs: Dabbing devices, especially low-temperature ones, are easier on your respiratory system.
• The flavor is special: By simply vaporizing a substance instead of burning it, you can enjoy all the nuances of its flavor, while with traditional methods many of these are lost.
• It's safe: if you handle the dab ring correctly, there are no risks of any kind compared to other methods such as smoking and traditional vaporization.
Now that you know all this, will you try dabbing? Let us know!
