A Must Have For Dry Herb Consumers

The DaVinci IQ Glass Spacers are a great addition to every herb consumers arsenal giving them value both in material consumption and active ingredient extraction.

By downsizing the herb chambers, you can still pack small amounts of material tightly while still providing even heating and even baking of your herbs. On average, the DaVinci IQ herb chamber can hold about 0.34 grams of loose-leaf materials, the glass spacers can reduce the capacity of the IQ’s chambers by 50% and by 75% which creates a smaller space for you to keep your herbs. A tightly packed chamber works best for conduction vaporizers. By keeping the materials crammed in the chamber, you create a certain amount of resistance to provide the ideal heating temperature for vaporization of botanical blends. It also prevents immediate burning of your dry herbs which will otherwise result in wasted materials and the promotion of combustion.

Combusted herbs carry irritants that are bad for both your throat and lungs. This is noticeable as even the taste of the vapor will change as it slowly turns into smoke. You’ll also notice that the herbs will start to char giving a black hue instead of the ideal golden brown. The glass spacers have holes which allow better airflow which perfectly imitates the airflow of the DaVinci IQ when used without the spacers. This results in retaining the original flavors, aroma, and potency of your materials even when you load smaller amounts.

How To Use DaVinci IQ Glass Spacers

The DaVinci IQ Glass Spacers are pretty straightforward to use, follow these quick and easy steps to help you get started. There are two ways on how to do it, and here are the differences.

Glass Spacer First – loading the glass spacers first allows longer heat up time although it adds an extra layer of protection which prevents finer grounds of loose-leaf material from passing through the vapor path. Because the DaVinci IQ vaporizer is a conduction vaporizer, the reduced surface area means that fewer herbs will get into contact into the heated surface. You’d have to wait a little longer for the IQ to get going.

1. Load the glass spacer into the chamber first.
3. Place ground material on top of the spacer.
5. Tamp it firmly.
7. Close lid.

8. Material First – when loading the materials first, you allow the materials to get in contact with more heated surface area and the herbs are heated faster compared to loading the glass spacers first. Although, when loading herbs first, you must know the exact number of herbs as packing a lot of herbs before the spacer results in a very tight airflow.

   1. Load the herbs into the chamber first.
   3. Place glass spacer on top of the spacer.
   5. Tamp it firmly.
   7. Close lid.

   8. What’s in the box:

      • 1 x 6mm DaVinci IQ Glass Spacer
      • 1 x 10mm DaVinci IQ Glass Spacer