Abstract: Vaporization element, device and method for vaporizing phyto material. A hollow member defining a fluid pathway is positioned proximate a heating element with a phyto material contact surface. An electrical heater is positioned on the opposite side of the phyto material contact surface. Phyto material or extract deposited on the phyto material contact surface can be vaporized by heat from the electrical heater. The vapor can enter the fluid pathway and pass through the hollow member to an inhalation aperture. The electrical heater may be powered by an electrical power source provided in a support unit. The hollow member can be mounted to a vapor processing device that cools and/or filters the vapor before it reaches the inhalation aperture. The support unit may have securement mechanisms to attach the vapor processing device to the vaporization device.

Abstract: A novel aromatherapy vaporization device is disclosed having a heating chamber first portion for receiving of phyto material and a heating chamber second portion. In a first mode of operation phyto material is loaded into the heating chamber first portion having a first conductive heating element disposed therein and in a second mode of operation an angle of a hinge is varied that brings the heating chamber second portion in proximity to the heating chamber first portion. In the second mode of operation electrical current flows from a first battery to a first conductive heating element and the phyto material is heated to a predetermined temperature and vapor is emitted from the heating of the phyto material and is captured in the heating chamber second portion and flows through a heating chamber first portion aperture and propagates through a fluid pathway for inhalation from an inhalation aperture.

Abstract: A novel device for vaporization device is disclosed for frictionally engaging a water pipe having an input port and an inhalation aperture with a water pipe fluid pathway formed therebetween comprising. The device includes a electronic vaporization element (EVE) formed from an elongated hollow member having a first end and a second end for coupling with a water pipe input port. A heating element is disposed proximate the first end and powered by a removable electrical power source for being coupled with the water pipe using a frictional engagement mechanism. A first control circuit is electrically coupled with the electrical power source for providing electrical power from the electrical power source to the heating element for heating the phyto material to a predetermined temperature for causing vaporization thereof.

Abstract: A novel device for vaporizing of phyto material is disclosed. The device includes a housing and a heating chamber, wherein the heating chamber is for receiving of phyto material, in first and second phyto material portions. The heating chamber includes a centrally located first heater element disposed on a first substrate and a second heater element disposed on the first substrate, the heater elements for outwardly radiating heat through the phyto material, where at least one of the heating elements is enabled and a user inhales vapor from an inhalation aperture in fluid communication with the heating chamber. An airflow processing member restricts a flow of ambient air into the heating chamber. The first heater element is for heating the first phyto material portion and the second heater element is for heating of the second phyto material portion.

Abstract: A novel aromatherapy vaporization device is disclosed having a heating chamber first portion for receiving of phyto material and a heating chamber second portion. In a first mode of operation phyto material is loaded into the heating chamber first portion having a first conductive heating element disposed therein and in a second mode of operation an angle of a hinge is varied that brings the heating chamber second portion in proximity to the heating chamber first portion. In the second mode of operation electrical current flows from a first battery to a first conductive heating element and the phyto material is heated to a predetermined temperature and vapor is emitted from the heating of the phyto material and is captured in the heating chamber second portion and flows through a heating chamber first portion aperture and propagates through a fluid pathway for inhalation from an inhalation aperture.

Abstract: A phyto material vaporization device is disclosed for being powered by an atomizer power supply having a central axis and a control button for being attached to an aromatherapy water pipe having an input port in fluid communication with an inhalation aperture. A water pipe engagement member is provided for being releasably coupled with the aromatherapy water pipe and a fastening mechanism for releasably fastening the water pipe engagement member to the aromatherapy water pipe. An atomizer power supply receptacle for releasably coupling with the atomizer power supply for receiving of electrical energy therefrom and a conduction heating element for receiving of the phyto material and for being disposed proximate the aromatherapy water pipe input port for restricting of ambient air flowing into the input port and having an electrical connection for electrically coupling with the atomizer power supply receptacle.

Abstract: A novel aromatherapy vaporization device is disclosed having a heating chamber first portion for receiving of phyto material and a heating chamber second portion. In a first mode of operation phyto material is loaded into the heating chamber first portion having a first conductive heating element disposed therein and in a second mode of operation an angle of a hinge is varied that brings the heating chamber second portion in proximity to the heating chamber first portion. In the second mode of operation electrical current flows from a first battery to a first conductive heating element and the phyto material is heated to a predetermined temperature and vapor is emitted from the heating of the phyto material and is captured in the heating chamber second portion and flows through a heating chamber first portion aperture and propagates through a fluid pathway for inhalation from an inhalation aperture.

Abstract: A novel device for vaporization of concentrated phyto material extracts is disclosed having a vaporization element for being fluidly coupled with an input port of a waterpipe. The vaporization element having a resistive heater for heating of phyto material extract for vaporization thereof and for inhalation of vapor from an inhalation aperture of the waterpipe. The device for vaporization of concentrated phyto material extracts having an adjustable clamping mechanism and a plurality of batteries for powering of the resistive heater.

Abstract: A novel device for vaporization is disclosed that includes vibration notification as well as an airflow processing member and a heating chamber that is not proximate an inhalation aperture from which the user inhales the vapor. This allows for less hot vapors to be inhaled by the end user and provides for a vaporization device that is more useable by those with macular degeneration.

Abstract: A novel aromatherapy vaporization device having a vaporization chamber and an inhalation aperture is disclosed. Phyto material is disposed in an aromatherapy material container, which is inserted into the vaporization chamber and a spike is heated to a predetermined temperature. The spike is then inserted into the aromatherapy material container and the spike contacts the phyto material and causes phyto material vapor to be emitted into the vaporization chamber which is then available for inhalation from the inhalation aperture.

Abstract: More and more people are taking the plunge to participate in outdoor sports such as inline skating, ice skating, running and biking. Unfortunately, sometimes these activities may take place at night, where the pathway may not be very visible nor the person participating in the outdoor sport. Thus, a novel lighting apparatus is proposed that facilitates easy installation and removal from various types of footwear articles. The novel lighting apparatus provides an illuminated spot in front of an individual as well as provides for visibility of the individual to others.