Embodiments disclosed herein relate to a smoking pipe with a dual purpose heat-sink airflow path insert for cooling smoke and reducing particulate content of inhalable smoke. Improvements in smoke cooling and reduction of particulate content, over known traditional chillums, derive in part from the configuration of a threadably removable airflow path insert inside the tubular sleeve body of the pipe, to increase the airflow path of smoke over other chillums of the same overall length, to serve as a heatsink, to present a circuitous path for the smoke to follow in order to trap particulates, and to increase the surface area inside the pipe that is available for particulates and post-combustion products to adhere to inside the pipe.

Embodiments disclosed herein relate to a smoking pipe with a dual purpose heat-sink airflow path insert for cooling smoke and reducing particulate content of inhalable smoke. Improvements in smoke cooling and reduction of particulate content, over known traditional chillums, derive in part from the configuration of a threadably removable airflow path insert inside the tubular sleeve body of the pipe, to increase the airflow path of smoke over other chillums of the same overall length, to serve as a heatsink, to present a circuitous path for the smoke to follow in order to trap particulates, and to increase the surface area inside the pipe that is available for particulates and post-combustion products to adhere to inside the pipe.

The present invention provides a bong device that comprises a tubular pipe body having one or more apertures and a reservoir, a base, a detachable cylinder shape ice catcher, a stem that can be detachable, and a downstem sized to fit in the stem

The present invention provides a bong device that comprises a tubular pipe body having one or more apertures and a reservoir, a base, a detachable cylinder shape ice catcher, a stem that can be detachable, and a downstem sized to fit in the stem

Apparatus consistent with the present disclosure may be a pipe that includes heat transfer materials that have a thermal conductivity of greater than 50 Watts per meter Kelvin. Heat transfer materials may include one or more solid heat sinks (that are rigidly connected to each other or to a portion of the pipe), Peltier devices, or loose fill of a desired size or shape. Fill included in the pipe may also absorb particulate matter or volatile organic compounds. As a user burns or vaporizes materials at one end of the pipe and sucks heated smoke or vapor into the pipe, that user may inhale cool and clean smoke or vapor. Methods and apparatus consistent with the present disclosure may allow a controller at the pipe to send sensor or consumption data to other electronic devices when a number of milligrams of a substance inhaled by a patient are monitored.

Apparatus consistent with the present disclosure may be a pipe that includes heat transfer materials that have a thermal conductivity of greater than 50 Watts per meter Kelvin. Heat transfer materials may include one or more solid heat sinks (that are rigidly connected to each other or to a portion of the pipe), Peltier devices, or loose fill of a desired size or shape. Fill included in the pipe may also absorb particulate matter or volatile organic compounds. As a user burns or vaporizes materials at one end of the pipe and sucks heated smoke or vapor into the pipe, that user may inhale cool and clean smoke or vapor. Methods and apparatus consistent with the present disclosure may allow a controller at the pipe to send sensor or consumption data to other electronic devices when a number of milligrams of a substance inhaled by a patient are monitored.

Vaporization devices having portions to enable signal transmission therethrough. A vaporization device includes a body having a first end, a second end, and forming an internal cavity. At least a portion of the internal cavity forming a cartridge receptacle. The vaporization device includes a battery disposed within the internal cavity and a processor operatively coupled to the battery and disposed within the body. The processor is arranged to respond to a signal to switch the vaporization device between a first operational mode and a second operational mode. The vaporization device also includes a portion of the body arranged to permit transmission of the signal through the portion of the body from a location external to the body, thereby permitting the processor to switch the vaporization device between the first and second operational modes in response to the receipt of the signal.

Vaporization devices having portions to enable signal transmission therethrough. A vaporization device includes a body having a first end, a second end, and forming an internal cavity. At least a portion of the internal cavity forming a cartridge receptacle. The vaporization device includes a battery disposed within the internal cavity and a processor operatively coupled to the battery and disposed within the body. The processor is arranged to respond to a signal to switch the vaporization device between a first operational mode and a second operational mode. The vaporization device also includes a portion of the body arranged to permit transmission of the signal through the portion of the body from a location external to the body, thereby permitting the processor to switch the vaporization device between the first and second operational modes in response to the receipt of the signal.

An electronic ingestible gas cooling device that reduces the temperature of a gas (e.g smoke, vapors) before being ingested while simultaneously solving or minimizing problems such as user discomfort from too much heat, preparation inconvenience, changing gas temperature over time and/or changing the flavor or potency experience.

The device cools by improving the transfer of heat away from the hot gas using a combination of an electrically powered thermoelectric cooling device(8), water, heat distribution device(2), fan(10) and an elongated cooling path(4,5) designed to increase the time and the amount of surface area contact between the gas and the cool surface.

An electronic ingestible gas cooling device that reduces the temperature of a gas (e.g smoke, vapors) before being ingested while simultaneously solving or minimizing problems such as user discomfort from too much heat, preparation inconvenience, changing gas temperature over time and/or changing the flavor or potency experience.

The device cools by improving the transfer of heat away from the hot gas using a combination of an electrically powered thermoelectric cooling device(8), water, heat distribution device(2), fan(10) and an elongated cooling path(4,5) designed to increase the time and the amount of surface area contact between the gas and the cool surface.