Quartz Opaque Dab Gears (2pk) by Honeybee Herb

Quartz Opaque Dab Gears (2pk)

$15.99
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Quartz Opaque Dab Gears (2pk) by Honeybee Herb

Quartz Opaque Dab Gears (2pk)

$15.99
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SPECS

  • Two Pack
  • 13mm
  • Made from Opaque Quartz

Also Known As

  • Dab Gears
  • Terp Gears
  • Opaque Dab Gears

Description

If you thought inserts couldn't get any cooler, think again. Introducing the Honeybee Herb Quartz Opaque Dab Gears.

This insert is new and different from your regular terp pearls, adding a new spin to your dab game! They spin and distribute products just as eloquently as terp pearls would.

These Dab Gears come in a two-pack and are milky white in color.

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FAQs

What Is Dab Gear?

A Dab Gear is an insert that spins and swirls your product and aids in the airflow and vaporization of your product.

Brand-name product

This item is listed under Honeybee Herb. Review the product details above, and contact us before ordering if you need help confirming fit or compatibility.

Quartz banger questions

How do I season a new quartz banger?

Heat to red with a torch, let it cool to room temp completely (5+ minutes), then dab. Repeat 2–3 times. This prevents the new quartz from absorbing terps unevenly on first use.

What temperature should I dab at?

Low-temp dabs (450–550°F) preserve flavor; high-temp dabs (650°F+) give bigger clouds but burn off terps. Most flavor chasers heat to red, then wait 30–45 seconds before dabbing.

How do I clean it?

Q-tip while still warm — much easier than cleaning cold quartz. For deep buildup, soak in 91%+ isopropyl alcohol overnight. Don't over-torch trying to burn off chazz; that just makes it worse.

Why does my banger have white spots after a few uses?

That's chazz — quartz degradation from over-heating. Once it starts, it doesn't come off. Lower your heat, Q-tip after every dab, and replace the banger when it gets bad enough to affect flavor.

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