DR Dabber
Dr. Dabber Budder Cutter
- SKU:
- E-DD-BC-KIT
- UPC:
- 855552006006
- Condition:
- New
- Availability:
- Same Day Shipping! (When order placed before 2pm EST)
- Maximum Purchase:
- 1 unit
Description
Dr. Dabber Budder Cutter
The Dr. Dabber Budder Cutter is a heated, multi-use dabbing device, designed for sticky, hard to manage oils or waxes. The heat source is carefully calibrated to avoid overheating while minimizing heating time to ensure a perfect cutting/loading temperature. It also doubles as a heated loading tool for our vaporizer pens. Featuring interchangeable heating tips, the Budder Cutter is an innovative, versatile tool suitable for many different materials and applications. Designed for the Dab Connoisseur.
- 7 different tips included interchangeable heating tips make the Budder Cutter a multi-use tool
- Calibrated Heating designed to heat oils and waxes without burning or vaporizing
- Exceptional Battery Life based on our award winning Ghost battery
*This unit is not a vaporizer* *Depending on material, multiple button presses may be necessary*
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Simplistic Innovation
By adding a small innovation, Dr. Dabber has created an easy to use, concentrate-conserving dab tool that will make your concentrate centric life that much easier to live. The calibrated battery won't burn your wax off during cutting or loading, and relieves you of the dreaded “container scrape” that can happen when you get a little low on your concentrate supply. With such a simple tweak (making it heated) to the classic dab tool, Dr. Dabber may have started a functionality trend. The size of the Budder Cutter is another plus for this unit, it can be packed into your purse or pocket just as easily as the vape pen you' ll be loading later in the day. With this price point the Budder Cutter can fit into most any concentrate users budget and will probably end up being the MVP of your dab box setup, so why not treat yourself and prevent any more instances of “sticky hands of death”?
