A new wave of innovation is sweeping through Australia’s vaping scene with the rise of “penjamins”-cannabis vapes cleverly disguised as everyday items like lip balms and earphone cases. Originally developed for nicotine, these sleek devices are now being used to deliver cannabis oils and concentrates, offering a smokeless and more discreet alternative to traditional methods.
A new wave of innovation is sweeping through Australia’s vaping scene with the rise of “penjamins”-cannabis vapes cleverly disguised as everyday items like lip balms and earphone cases. Originally developed for nicotine, these sleek devices are now being used to deliver cannabis oils and concentrates, offering a smokeless and more discreet alternative to traditional methods.
Recent data shows a significant increase in cannabis vaping among young Australians, with usage rates jumping from 7% in 2019 to at least 25% in 2022–23 among recent cannabis users. Social media platforms like TikTok have become hubs for sharing creative ways to use and conceal penjamins, reflecting a growing culture of innovation and adaptability.
While experts urge caution and awareness of potential health risks, this trend highlights how young people are embracing new technologies to shape their experiences. For a deeper dive into this phenomenon, check out the original article on MSN.
