About Yocan Cerum Atomizer

This device was intended for aromatherapy use only. 

The Yocan Cerum Atomizer is Yocan’s take on all-ceramic vaping.  

Ceramic has always been a staple in vaporizers for its pure and inert properties. Unlike quartz, ceramic can ward off heat better that’s why it can facilitate gradual heating of wax concentrates even when subjected to high-temperature levels. The Yocan Cerum Atomizer was built with an all-ceramic construction with the exception of its heating element. To ensure fast and immediate heating of concentrated materials, the Yocan Cerum was outfitted with a fast heating quartz component although one can use an optional ceramic heating element that can be used for both dry herbs and wax concentrates.  

The Yocan Cerum Atomizer uses universal 510 threaded connections making it widely compatible with other box mods and vape pens. You’ll never run out of options on what battery to use with the Cerum Atomizer.  

Coil Options 

The Yocan Cerum Atomizer comes with a quartz coil by default. The quartz coils make for a fast reacting heating element which allows the Yocan Cerum to quickly ramp up and provide your instant results as you vape. This makes for the perfect combination of ceramic and quartz components in vaporizers. Quartz is also pure in nature that’s why it faithfully preserves the unique qualities of your favorite concentrates as nothing in quartz will rub off on the heated materials. The quartz coil option is best for people who put purity in mind.  

Another coil option is the ceramic donut coils. This is best if you want an all-ceramic experience. Since ceramic is inert and porous it can enhance the flavors of your favorite wax concentrate without having to reach the point of combustion. Your materials will be evenly heated and will be uniformly vaporized for an efficient and effective vaping session. The ceramic donut coil option is for the connoisseurs that want nothing but perfection. 

WHAT'S IN THE BOX

• 1 x Yocan Cerum Atomizer
• 2 x Quartz Double Rod Atomizer

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