Getting the most out of your vaporizer is achieved with long, slow draws. The technique is similar to sipping hot tea or coffee. In order to extract the best quality vapor, the chamber needs to maintain a consistent temperature. So, pulling too hard will reduce the chamber temperature, causing less vapor to be produced.
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A number of factors affect how much visible vapor is produced, including temperature, grind, chamber packing, herb moisture content, etc. We won't go in depth here, but a good article can be viewed HERE. The most common factor is the temperature setting. The lower the temperature setting (<400°F), the less vapor you'll...
There's no standard temperature recommendation, it's mostly up to your personal preference. In general, lower temperatures (<=375°F) will produce a more flavorful and milder effect (also easier on the lungs). As the temperature is increased, the flavor will become less pronounced, the effects will increase, and the more visible vapor will be noticed.
Click the power button 5 times rapidly within 2 seconds. The most common reason why Nautilus doesn't turn on is that the clicking sequence is too slow. So, if Nautilus doesn't turn on, click a little faster.
