Dabbing is a method of inhaling cannabis concentrate. A user heats a surface, places a small amount of concentrate on it, and inhales the vapor. Concentrates contain high THC levels. Start with small amounts.
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What Is Dabbing?
Dabbing uses a dab rig, a bong-like pipe with a nail or banger. A torch heats the nail. The user applies concentrate. The concentrate vaporizes. The user inhales.
Dab Rig Essentials for Beginners
Tools for Dabbing
- Dab rig: glass pipe with a nail or banger.
- Torch: butane torch to heat the nail.
- Dab tool: metal or glass pick to handle concentrate.
- Carb cap: restricts airflow to control vapor.
- Concentrate: wax, shatter, budder, or oil.
Concentrate Types
Concentrates vary in texture and THC content. Common types: wax, shatter, budder, live resin, distillate. THC levels range from 60% to 90% or higher.
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Temperature Guide
Temperature affects flavor and vapor. Low temp: 315°F to 450°F for flavor. Medium: 450°F to 600°F. High: 600°F to 900°F for large clouds. High temps can irritate lungs.
Steps to Dab
- Heat nail with torch until red hot.
- Let nail cool for 10-30 seconds.
- Apply concentrate with dab tool.
- Place carb cap.
- Inhale with control.
- Exhale.
Safety Notes
Dabbing involves high heat and strong concentrates. Start with small amounts. High THC can cause anxiety or paranoia. Avoid dabbing if you have lung conditions. Do not use vitamin E acetate. CDC linked vitamin E acetate to EVALI lung injuries. Keep a fire extinguisher nearby. Never dab alone.
Legal Status
Dabbing is legal only where cannabis is legal. Check local laws. In the US, cannabis is illegal under federal law. State laws vary. Eden Cannabis operates in legal markets.