Verdamper

The Verdamper vaporizer was developed by Evert, an Dutch vaporizer enthusiast, who was looking for a purer, cleanier experience. In 1995 his experiments with a hot air paint stripper and a bong gave him the idea of the Verdamper, after he noticed that the effect of this combination was not only purer, but also that it produced an activating, rather than tiring effect. This vaporizer is the result of many adjustments and further developments. The combination of a heating element and a robust glass water pipe make for the ultimate vaporizer. It vaporizes the active substances in herbs at 200°C (392°F). It is widely regarded as the best vaporizer there is.

The Verdamper is available in two sizes (measured without the heating element): large (45 cm) and small (38 cm).

The Verdamper consists of the following parts:

• Heating element
• Head with screen
• Inhalation tube
• Safety valve
• Connecting tube between head and jar
• Jar
• Adapter / holder for heating element 220 V / Standard European plug
• Brushes and grease for the connecting pieces are included.

• Make sure you ate and drank enough. Do not underestimate the possible effects.
• Connect the heating element and put it in the holder. New elements should be left to heat for around 10 minutes.
• Fill the jar about half-way with water, so no water will come into your mouth when sucking on the tube.
• Fill the head with herbs
• Place the heating element on the head
• When the heating element has reached the right temperature, after around 5 minutes, you can start vaporizing by sucking and inhaling the vapors from the tube.
• You can raise the temperature by carefully (hot!) covering the heating element with your hand or a piece of paper.
• When you finished vaporizing, it is advisable to empty the head and to let it cool, so it will last longer. Hold the head when lifting the element: it might first stick but then fall off and break.

Please note: This item has a European plug and works on 90-240V. The plug is not suitable for (among other countries) the UK, Ireland, USA and Canada. Users in these countries will need an adapter plug.