Vaporizer hardware as engineering: how a device delivers heat, how accurately it holds a set temperature, what conduction and convection designs each do to the material, and what maintenance keeps the airpath clean and the battery alive.
Temperature is the variable that matters. Different compounds leave the plant material at different points, so the setting changes what is actually delivered, and a device whose display and airpath disagree is the usual reason two people describe the same machine completely differently. Airpath materials matter for the same reason: glass, ceramic and stainless steel behave in the heat path in a way that plastic does not.
Two limits. Discussion here is about the device, not about promoting recreational use or supplying anything, and threads aimed at countries where cannabis is prohibited do not belong on this forum. And dose questions belong in the medical boards, where the route of administration is treated as a clinical variable rather than a preference.
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Related elsewhere on the forum: Routes of Administration for Medical Cannabis in Medical Cannabis.