Further insight into the properties and structure of the heating elements will draw more light to potential differences between ceramic and quartz cartridges.
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Up until recently, vaping research has primarily been focused on nicotine but has expanded into the field of cannabis. Vuber Technologies is one such company involved in this expansion. They reached out to an ISO-certified lab that specializes in vapor analysis to conduct tests for heavy metal, harmful constituents, and silica particles.
It is no secret that a common complaint in the cannabis community is the “burnt” aftertaste associated with cartridges. While the factors involved vary, the taste is often accompanied by a harsher hit, which can cause some consumers to prematurely dispose of their cartridge — wasting product and money. Excessivecoughing, throat irritation, and shortness of breath have also been reported.
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