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For what it’s worth, Health Canada has authorized specific dry herb vapourizers (such as Volcano’s) as acceptable for medical use.

When I was working in medicinal cannabis everyone on our crew who had a medical prescription used a vape. Which isn’t scientific but hey.

Anecdotally as a long term medical and recreational user, huge improvement over smoke for when you need immediate effects (and I think generally better cardio fitness for me after switching). The big thing is making sure you get something decent - the low throughput and battery life on cheaper convection vapes is often just not worth your time. I’ve used an Arizer Pro II that I really liked, always wanted to save for a Storz and Bickel.

Anecdotal but I use a PAX 3 as my only cannabis consumption method these days, vaping dry herb. It reduces potentially nullifies any of the coughing / bad feelings that came from smoking joints regularly. Also makes me less burnt out, and I find myself needing to use less and less cannabis to be satisfied in a session. I feel like a majority of the studies i see about how vapes are harmful has do do with the liquid vape medium used in disposable cartridges with the glycerin and vitamin E etc.

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