Concentrate Vaporizers

It is a battery powered device that heats concentrate on a coil and passes the vapor through a water filled glass piece before you inhale. You get the water filtration of a bench setup without a torch, a nail or anything to plug in.

A vape pen fires a prefilled oil cartridge that screws or magnets onto the top. A dab pen or rig skips the cartridge entirely and heats concentrate you load yourself onto a bare coil, which means you choose the material and control the temperature.

Ceramic for flavor, since it heats gradually and does not scorch. Quartz for speed and intensity, since it reaches temperature fast. Titanium when you want heat to hold across several draws. The DBR Pro takes all three on the same threaded base.

Three, indicated by color. Green runs at 420F for flavor, blue at 520F as a middle ground, and red at 720F for maximum vapor. Press the main button three times to move between them and twice to start a preheat cycle.

Yes. The glass bubbler that sits on top of the battery is filled with water through the mouthpiece, and every draw is pulled through it. That cools the vapor considerably and takes the edge off a hot draw at the higher settings.

Take the carb cap off, use a dab tool to place a small amount directly onto the coil, and fire the device at your chosen setting. Once the concentrate has melted off the tool, put the carb cap back on and draw.

It restricts airflow over the coil. With the cap on, the pressure drops and concentrate vaporizes more completely at a lower effective temperature, which gives you denser vapor and wastes less. The DBR Pro cap is stainless steel with a borosilicate glass version available.

Wait until it has cooled all the way down. Remove the glass attachment, pour out the water, and rinse it with 99 percent isopropyl. Wipe the coil with a cotton swab after a few sessions, because built up residue dulls flavor before it stops working.

No. The DBR Pro is built around a loaded coil and a glass bubbler, not a threaded cartridge socket. For prefilled oil cartridges you want one of the slim magnetic batteries instead.