For users wanting to ditch their pipe or papers a dry herb vaporizer is the best route to go. These vaporizers help to conserve your material and release more active compounds compared to combustion. Using a dry herb vaporizer is the best way to get more bang for your buck when it comes to consumption. When it comes to power and efficiency, desktop vaporizers offer the most. Users who want an on-the-go experience will opt for a portable vaporizer for their dry herb vaping. 

Dry herb vaporizers will utilize two kinds of heating systems: conduction and convection. Conduction is the heating process of putting your dry herb in direct contact with the heating element, this method produces vapor faster and has more of a "throat feel" when you take a draw. Convection heating heats the air around the material to achieve vaporization, leading to a more comprehensive flavor experience. The most common temperature to vape dry herbs is at 375°F, most elite devices will have this as a predetermined setting, or allow you to pinpoint the exact degree you'd like to vape at. 

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