First-Time Users Guide to Dabbin’ & Dosage

What’s up y’all, it’s ya boy Dan here to talk to you about the art of dabbin’. Now I know many of you fresh faces out here are just now getting into dabbing and don’t have a clue what it’s all about. Don’t worry, that’s why I’m here – to give ya’ll the 411 on how to do it right.

First off, you need to know what dabbin’ is. Dabbin’ is basically a type of ingestion method for cannabis concentrates. You take a dab and heat it up using either a torch or an electronic rig, and then inhale the vapor. This can be done with a variety of concentrates including wax, shatter, sugar, budder, rosin, live resin, and more. The main difference between dabbing and smoking is that dabbing involves higher concentrations of THC and other cannabinoids than smoking would.

Now that you know the basics of what dabbin’ is, let’s get into the dosage aspect. When it comes to dosing your concentrates, there are two main types of methods – direct dabbing and pre-dabbing. Direct dabbing is where you simply place your dose of concentrates onto the nail or banger, heat it up and then inhale the vapor. Pre-dabbing is where you place a small amount of concentrate on a toothpick or dabber and then use that to evenly distribute the concentrate onto the nail or banger. Both methods will get you good results but it’s important to be aware of how much concentrate you’re using in order to achieve the desired effect.

When it comes to figuring out how much concentrate you should use for each dab, it really depends on your tolerance level and desired effect. For those just getting started, I recommend starting with a small dose (around 0.1g) and working your way up as you get more comfortable with the process. For those who already have an established tolerance level, I would suggest upping your dose slightly but still working within your own personal limits.

In addition to dosing correctly, there are also a few other things that you need to consider when dabbing. First and foremost is temperature. This is extremely important as using too hot or too cold of a temperature can not only affect the taste but also potentially cause some health risks if not done correctly. Generally, I suggest starting with a lower temperature (around 500F) and gradually increasing until you find the sweet spot for your individual needs.

Next is the type of concentrate that you’re using. Different types of concentrates will have different effects so be sure to take this into consideration when dosing out your concentrates. That being said, it’s also important to remember that each person will react differently so be sure to do some experimenting with different types of concentrates in order to find what works best for you!

Finally, let’s talk about cleaning up after your session. This part is just as important as the dosing and temperature aspects as cleaning up after every session will ensure that your equipment remains clean and safe for future use. Cleaning out any residue left over after each session will help ensure that no bacteria or other contaminants are left behind which could potentially cause some health risks if not taken care of properly.

So there ya have it folks! Now go out there and get dabbing! Just remember to start slow and work your way up until you find the perfect dose for yourself!