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We accept all major credit cards: Mastercard, Visa, American Express and Discover. We also do COD; these options are not available online. COD must be done over the phone with one of our customer service representatives during regular business hours (Monday-Friday 10:00am-4:00pm PST) We do not accept PayPal at this time unleess if it's an eBay order.

If you place your order by 1:00 pm local Pacific Standard Time (PST) Monday through Friday your order will ship the same day. If you place an order on Saturday or Sunday, your order will ship on Monday. *This excludes holidays*. In the event that your order is placed and the next business day falls on a holiday, we will ship out the order on the next business day after the observed holiday. We reach 50% of the population in 5-10 business days. The majority of the orders that we ship are received within 4-7 business days.

Our showroom is located at our Huntington Beach, California location. Inside our showroom you will be able to pickup merchandise, all orders need to be placed online before pickup. Our showroom is open from 10:00am-4:00pm Monday through Friday. The showroom is closed on Saturday and Sunday.

You may contact customer service at 1-800-811-6770 or click on the Contact us! button on the bottom right of the homepage screen. Customer service will be happy to answer any questions you may have regarding our company, availability of product or any other concerns that you may have. Customer service is available from 10:00am-4:00pm Monday through Friday and closed Saturday and Sunday.

Please let us know immediately if you receive damaged merchandise or discover that merchandise is missing. Contact customer service or email us at sales@westcoastvapesupply.com We will replace any merchandise that is lost or damaged right away. We will handle it for you. We also suggest you contact the carrier or the trucking company yourself.

In a bong the herb (usually cannabis) is burnt, which then gives off smoke. The smoke is then filtered somewhat by passing through water before it is inhaled. But even after passing through the water, it's still smoke, filled with tars and toxic gasses. A vaporizer doesn't really need a water filter, as it doesn't produce smoke in the first place. Filtering either smoke or vapor with cold water may not be such a good idea anyway, for as the MAPS/NORML study showed, the water will also filter out the active components of the herb (like THC), requiring one to smoke or vaporize more.

Compared to smoking, there is hardly any noticeable smell when vaporising. There can be a slight scent, especially when the vaporizer is used at a temperature that is too high, when combustion takes place. Most vaporizers are safe to use without having to worry about the smell.

Generally not, but this depends on the type of vaporizer. For some models emptying and refilling the herb chamber or cleaning the vaporizer might be a bit bothersome. One must always be careful, as the heating element and the filling chamber can get very (very!) hot.

Concentrated cannabis extracts, also known as Cannabis oils because of their sticky and viscous appearance, are increasingly mentioned by self-medicating patients as a cure for cancer. In general, preparation methods for Cannabis oil are relatively simple and do not require particular instruments. The purpose of the extraction, often followed by a solvent evaporation step, is to make cannabinoids and other beneficial components such as terpenes available in a highly concentrated form. Cannabis oil is usually taken orally, by ingesting a small number of drops several times a day.

Various methods have been described for the preparation of Cannabis oil. The most popular method, as described by former (skin)cancer patient Rick Simpson from Canada, suggests the use of naphtha or petroleum ether as a solvent for the extraction. Following the success of Simpson oil, a number of related recipes have sprung up, emphasizing small but significant changes to the original recipe. Examples include focusing on safer solvents such as ethanol, or preventing exposure to organic solvents altogether, by using olive oil.

A pipe is generally defined as straight or bent. Bent pipes can be further described as "quarter-bent", "semi-bent" and "fully-bent".

Electronic cigarettes (also known as e-cigarettes or personal vaporizers) are an alternative to tobacco cigarettes. They are battery-operated devices that create a mist or vapor that is inhaled instead of smoke. The rechargeable battery powers a heating element called an "atomizer." The element uses low heat to turn liquid in the cartridge, which contains propylene glycol, glycerin, food flavoring and nicotine, into a fog-like mist.

There are many models of e-cigarettes available. Some look like traditional cigarettes, others look similar to a pen and some even look like small flashlights. Some have LED lights, some have built-in liquid reservoirs, others have combined atomizer cartridges, some are tubular and some are even rectangular boxes. They come in all shapes and sizes and have different features for former smokers who wish to distance themselves from anything resembling a traditional cigarette or want a longer battery life and/or better performance.

While anything containing nicotine cannot be called 100% safe, evidence from numerous studies strongly suggests that they are magnitudes safer than tobacco cigarettes. Harm reduction experts can point to research supporting that switching from cigarettes to a smokefree product will reduce health risks to less than 1% of smoking traditional cigarettes - nearly the same as non-smokers. For tobacco harm reduction health professionals, it is misleading and irresponsible for public health officials to tell smokers that smokeless products, such as e-cigarettes, are "not a safe alternative to smoking" simply because they are "only" 99% safer and not 100% safe.

Though testing by the FDA and some researchers have discovered trace amounts of tobacco-specific nitrosamines, which are known to cause cancer with high exposure, the amounts found were extremely low and unlikely to cause cancer. To put it in perspective, an e-cigarette contains nearly the exact same trace levels of nitrosamines as the FDA-approved nicotine patch and about 1,300 times less nitrosamines than a Marlboro cigarette. This means that e-cigarettes would not be any more likely to cause cancer than FDA-approved nicotine gums, patches or lozenges.

An herb grinder has one simple purpose: to break up your bud into finely ground bits that are easy to roll with and that burn evenly in a bowl. You may be surprised to find that an item designed to do such a basic function can be available in so many choices! We offer all types of herb grinders for sale, from the most basic 2-part acrylic weed grinders to gorgeous, lush wooden pot grinders with beautifully carved soapstone inlays on the lids, to the tough-as-nails Mendo Mulcher herb grinders and pollen press.