Category: Desktop Vaporizers

The Volcano Vaporizer from Storz & Bickel thrust vaporizing as a concept and technology into the mainstream with its 2000 launch.

The AroMed was created from the start with medicinal herb users in mind and it looks as if it has not changed since its 1997 launch.

The Verdamper was one of the first commercially available vapes (1995), its Dutch inventor Evert being a close friend of pioneer “Eagle” Bill who used a glass jar and heat gun.

Introduced in 2002 the Silver Surfer was the first vaporizer to use glass and ceramic heating elements.

The HerbalAire was a revelation when it first came out, offering a well crafted and beautiful looking vape with forced air and dual whip-balloon functionality at a moderate price.

Successor to the SilverSurfer, the Da Buddha vaporizer is a compactly designed device that delivers a decent vapor at a decent price point.

The Plenty is the first ‘portable’ from Storz & Bickel, makers of the iconic but expensive Volcano.

Designed by two former NASA engineers, the Herbalizer packs enough tech into its attractive egg shape to take itself to the moon and back.

The Extreme Q was created by Arizer as one of the first affordable high quality vaporizers after the Volcano