Pyrolysis = chemical decomposition due to excessive and/or prolonged heat. Pyrolized DMT is no longer DMT. As a result, the product is less potent, more harsh.DimensionlessBeing said:...Swim has not used gvg so cannot comment on its effectiveness but based on responses here it sounds like folks like it. That said, swim looked at vaporgenie and even bought one, not the glass one, and couldnt figure out how it prevents the running away of the spice from the heat. He bought the aluminum bat model and even after attaching an eight inch tube to it, alot of spice ran into the tube and was not recoverable. With the GVG, it appears that spice will do the same thing, no? I guess you could heat the glass where the spice ran to but that would present the same pyrolyzation issue it would seem. Also, I could see a technique where heating the GVG glass below the spice chamber before torching thru the ceramic may help prevent runaway spice but havent seen that technique mentioned.
Swim would like to try the GVG but doesnt want to buy one without knowing how it deals with runaway spice.
You may what to take a look at this thread.
Regarding runoff, a thin disc made from copper “scrubber” or other material, or a bed of plant material will prevent runoff. With a copper mesh disc, there is 0% runoff.
Concerning the GVG – I sing its praises not because I have some irrational attachment to a particular product, but because it is a praiseworthy device. I spent my first year of use experimenting with all sorts of contraptions, and the GVG is superior to every other device I’ve tried. When DMT is gently heated in a GVG, one is not even aware that vapors are being produced and inhaled. I don’t know of any other device that shares that characteristic.