Thanks for the feedback. Regarding the copper impurities, I do understand that is very small amount, but its not necessarily about how much impurities but rather what kind. Maybe im just being over-prudent and there is nothing that could be present as an industrial contamination that is toxic at those dosages.. But since I havent either heard proof of the other way, that for sure there isnt, I thought its important to at least ask, right?
As for dmt, im sure my dmt has more impurities than that, but I know that the chemicals used to extract it are food safe so no matter what impurities there are, they will be food safe. I cant say the same for a scrub...
As for volcano liquid pads or gvg screens, Im not sure how tested they are but they are (at least according to their website) designed specifically for vaporization, sold for such purpouse, and considering thousands of people use their products for vaporization, I would imagine that its in their best interest to know for sure that whatever impurities there are, they definitely wont be toxic even with regular long term vaporization of their products, which I neither cant say the same for the scrubber..
Again, Im not saying the scrubber is necessarily worse or that it will have something toxic in considerable amounts, im just asking about it because I think its important that we really are healthy and safe. I would sure hope that there is information that settles this and that scrubbers are perfectly safe, specially considering many are using it for vaporization, but till that questions are not ultimately settled, sorry but I'll be asking
As for mineral oil, maybe it has to do with english not being my first language, but I didnt know that mineral oil necessarily meant just this specific kind of oil always with low toxicity, I thought it was a more general class of substances (like "essential oil" ) of which there can be several grades depending on the use (and hence maybe some grades will have more toxic impurities, or impurities that become worse with higher vaporization temperatures). Sorry for the ignorance