The multi-billion-dollar cannabis industry in the U.S. is largely restricted to cash-only transactions. Will Congress or technology companies be the first to provide a solution for this growing industry?
I was attending the closing party for the Green Market Summit in Chicago, when a colleague handed me a translucent tube that looked like the hybrid between a flux capacitor and a graduated cylinder from high school chem class. It was a cannabis concentrate dabbing device—the kind you press a button, take a hit, and strong cannabis vapors flow through you.
That’s what happens at events like these when you’re with the adventurous crowd, the ones who do more than just talk about cannabis.
As an expert dabber who uses cyclical breathing techniques, I eagerly took a hit from the device and exhaled a mass of cloudy vapor that nearly set off fire alarms. The experience was delightful. Not for the faint of heart, but exciting for those with an appreciation for vaporizer technology innovation and a healthy hit of weed. And it just so happened, a big burly, redhead fellow standing next to me shared my appreciation.
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