By Michelle Crawford, Certified Cannabis Coach and Educator

A medical dry herb vaporizer is a device used to heat Cannabis flower or concentrates to a temperature where the active ingredients are released in a gas form, but below the point of combustion.

This allows for inhalation of the vaporized active ingredients with minimal smoke exposure. In this video Michelle discusses everything you need to know about using a medical dry herb vaporizer including: types of devices, how they work, benefits, and more!

Dry herb vaporizers have been growing in popularity lately as a more health-conscious way to consume cannabis.

In this video, she covers everything you need to know about using a medical dry herb vaporizer, from the types of vaporizers available to how they work and the benefits of using them.

Best overall:

I’m a daily Mighty+ by Storz & Bickel user, so for me the Mighty just beats the Arizer Solo 2 by a tiny edge in weight, pocketability, ergonomics, durability, capacity, ease of use, and vapor quality. So, if budget is not a concern and ease of use and reliability are key, buy the Mighty+ here.

Best for beginners:

The Planet of the Vapes ONE is a tinier, more pocketable portable vape that is more affordable and easier to carry on the go. If your budget is limited and smaller device size and the ability to discreetly use away from home is important to you, buy the POTV ONE here.

About Michelle Crawford:

Michelle is a Cannabis Health Coach, Educator, Speaker, and founder of Canna Curious Coaching. She helps people improve their health by teaching them how to incorporate Cannabis into their daily regimen and lifestyle. Michelle is currently offering her SIGNATURE Homemade Health 10-week course in making Cannabis tinctures, topicals, and concentrates at home! This LIVE course is offered quarterly in Winter, Spring, and Fall. You can learn more by clicking the button.

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