That's super sexy. The intersection of cost and convenience is paramount. Temper that with the utility of micro-dosage...
Non-vape concentrates are distributed in ceramic-glass containers, bc the norm is still flaming a hot glass inhalation dipstick. I imagine it's incredibly messy and ultimately not satisfying, though I don't know...I'm a big fan of not burning down my home, so that's not my intersection. Well, one of those nots, I suppose.
Anyway...that flaming hot inhalation dipstick is flaming hot, and burns out most of the consumable material, sans accute moderation....which seems like a huge task. So 1 gram of concentrate flamed out from a <minimum> of $30/g retail anywhere in the U.S., vs 3 doses of 25.xx milligrams at a guaranteed rate of flow/absorption/experience...without the tools. Yo, flame a dipstick in a gram, maybe you'll roll three tokes. Maybe...but guaranteed there's a mess to deal with.
I hate the disposable aspect...but it's definitely not worse than what already is the norm: retail containers, tools, and fuels/cannisters...and housing fire potential. Easily arguable as better, and please note I'm not even going into fraudulent/possibly contaminated vape cans, let alone the fact that all batteries fail and can potentially explode. *Looks squarely at EVs*
*BOING*
So much more to say.....but I'd hate to see this post flayed.
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