Concentrates and combustion

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With combustion at temperatures near 200c and higher, it seems that some byproducts include benzene, toluene and naphthalene.

I absolutely despise putting concentrates in a blunt or on a joint. To me, the dab laced cigar tastes like death. What a waste of concentrate too! Is there anything data suggesting that levels of these carcinogens and byproducts are amplified when smoking a concentrate laced joint?

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Entirely possible. There’s also a decent chance a large amount of extract will be vaporized as the heat from the smoke passes it farther up the joint, so it’ll be gone before the cherry reaches it.

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huffing our meds is silly.
setting them on fire first?
even more so.

…but it sure is effective.

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It does well in marketing… :smirk: