If you're wrapping your own coils, it doesn't really matter but I hear you. I almost always vape clear liquids since I also mix it myself. I am on a Banana/Pineapple blend lately.
I remember this! I should learn these things. I wonder if I'll be skilled enough to do it right. So far the lemon berry is working well with the numb kava tongue.
It depends on what you set it for. It's basically a Lilliputian oven and with mine I can set it to any temp between 200F and 450F. 425F is where you really start to risk combustion (the stuff that produces smoke, because it has become fire). All it does is heat whatever you stuck in it to the temp you set for up to 5 minutes, then it has a mandatory cool off I guess so it doesn't explode or something. Some herbs you actually want to vaporize at fairly low temperatures, below 300F. And I'd say the typical or average temp for vaporizing herbs in general is about 375F (although there are a few that must be done at lower temps or it isn't worth it and it is good to learn the particularities of each herb before trying it. Also, obviously the herbs have to be clean. If you vaporized and inhaled pesticide residue, for example, or some fertilizers or preservatives, you could get quite sick.)
