Many people like to vape their meth from time to time using a handheld electronic vaping device. These are great because they are far more discreet when smoking meth, as opposed to a torch and oil burner pipe, which are about as discreet as a kick to the throat. I regularly hit mine at work in front of coworkers and colleagues, and nobody bats an eye. Not only that, but they're convenient as all hell. Suffice to say, they're awesome.

Pros to using a vape: - is discreet. - convenient as all hell. - can use without a torch or lighter. - they make smoking meth kinda cool.

Cons to using a vape: - perhaps too discreet. What if your boss asks for a hit or to "try your flavor"? You can only use the covid excuse for so long. - relies on having charged batteries. - they make smoking meth kinda less cool.

There are 2 methods for electronically vaping your meth in a handheld device: mixing into vape juice, and atomizers. I personally prefer atomizers over mixing into vape cartridges for many reasons. For mixing, it will destroy your coils quickly, likely from corrosion (which you're then vaping) and makes it taste shitty. You have to powderize and mix in your product, after which point it has a very short shelf life. You have to have e-juice in order to vape, often pre-mixed if on the go. Atomizers on the other hand are straightforward and simple. You can just drop a shard in and you're good to go.

Pros to using an atomizer over an e-cartridge: - no mixing. - no worrying about coils. - easily refillable while on the go. - you don't need to have to be puffing on a liquid birthday cake like some peter pan to enjoy it.

Cons to using an atomizer over an e-cartridge: - you have to wait for it to cool before tipping it, otherwise it'll spill out of the bucket. - people may get suspicious if they aren't overcome with a fruity explosion of aroma when you exhale anywhere within 50 yards of them.

What atomizer should I buy? Well, I've bought many different atomizers of many different brands and varieties. They all work to a degree, but by far the best I've tried is the Longmada Motar (note that you don't want to buy the whole kit. You just want to buy this portion as the battery it comes with is far from ideal. What you want is a box mod, one that holds two batteries ideally, is 510 thread, and has wattage control (it's a very narrow window for wattage for you to be either be underheating it or burning it somewhat easily)). Followed closely behind it is the Divine Crossing Quartz Crucible V4. Everything else wasn't shit compared to these 2. However these two also each have their own unique advantages and disadvantages which makes deciding which is better between them a bit of a toss up. Besdies the obvious advantages (not needing a lighter/torch or butane, can be done on-the-go, etc.) and disadvantages (requiring a charge, or needing to keep from getting wet, etc.) that come standard with every vape, these were the pros and cons of each atomizer:

Pros to the Longmada Motar: - is made of glass with an elongated stem mouth-piece, so you can easily monitor your vapor production as you hit it, and adjust either your air intake or applied heat accordingly for optimal conditions. - you can get different style mouthpieces. There's even a bubbler attachement, though is is mostly pretty impractical tbh. - Had better overall vapor production. I could honestly almost get thicker and milkier clouds on this than I could with a pizzo.

Cons to the Longmada Motar: - is extremely fragile. I would be breaking a mouthpiece or a bucket on it at least once a month. Putting it in my backpack or coat was almost always a guaranteed broken mouthpiece, despite how careful I felt I was. I remedied this by making my own mouthpiece carrying cases, but it was a lot of extra bulk to carry on me, relatively speaking, and annoying to have to assemble it for each time I needed a hit. I also took to websites like Wish or Alibaba and buy mouthpieces and buckets in bulk. - the glass quickly fogs over. - isn't very discreet. It still very much looks like paraphernalia. - low threshold for errors. Has a somewhat steep learning curve.

Pros to the Quartz Crucible: - far more discreet. Looks more like a traditional vape mod. - very durable. The mouthpiece is all metal while the quartz bucket is obviously not. However the quartz bucket is designed way better than the motar which allows it to be fully disassembled and individual components be replaceed, as well as have fewer compromises in it's structural integrity. I haven't broken a bucket on it yet, due to it's superior construction and design.

Cons to the Quartz Crucible: - not being able to see inside while you're hitting it makes it hard to monitor vapor production and adjust air intake or temperature accordingly to maximize vapor production. - has very small holes for the air intake which can become clogged fairly quickly. - has even smaller margin for error. Conclusion:

Overall, the Longmada Motar is the superior product from a pure vaping standpoint. Definitely go with this if you just prefer to be able to vape somewhat discreetly while on the go, or vape at home for whatever reason (provided you have backup replacements for the pieces that will quickly and inevitably break). If you're more interested in being able to use discreetly, the DCQCV4 is the far better product. Just preoare ti get some shitty clouds or burnt product for the first little bit. I'm able to produce milkshows with it now though, now that I've mastered technique with it.