A
vaporizer device for the administration of a substance to a user as a vapor comprises a housing and a mechanism for delivering a vapor. The mechanism is located within the housing. The housing comprises one or more air intake openings, at least one air exit opening, at least one control button and a display screen. The mechanism for delivering a vapor comprises a translational screw in contact with a
micro motor, a cavity adapted to engage a liquid-containing
cartridge, a heating chamber adapted to receive a liquid from the liquid-containing
cartridge, a
heating element adapted to provide heat to the heating chamber, a first
air channel in communication with the one or more air intake openings and the heating chamber, and a second
air channel in communication with the heating chamber and the at least one air exit opening. A method of administering a vapor to an individual includes use of the
vaporizer device where the
vaporizer device is adapted to receive control instructions. A liquid-filled
cartridge is provided which is adapted to be inserted into the cavity such that the cartridge can be placed in contact with the translational screw. The liquid-filled cartridge is inserted into the vaporizer; and a vapor provided by the vaporizer device is inhaled. The vaporizer device accurately determines the dosage that a patient is inhaling while also regulating their use of the device. This
Volume Displacement Dosage
Vaporizer is a reusable device with replaceable liquid cartridges. These cartridges can contain multiple dosages of a specific liquid, which is more convenient for the patient and reduces cost. Since the dosage is pre-measured while in liquid form, the air flow /
suction force of the vapor does not affect the dosage. The device can also have locking mechanisms and
wireless communication capabilities. The device will not allow patients take over the maximum doctor recommended dosage, and regulates the time interval of those dosages based on doctor recommendation.
wireless communication can be used to communicate with other devices to ensure that the patient is not overlapping their dosages while using other devices.
Wireless communication can also be used to
sync the device to a smartphone, tablet, or computer app to track
patient data, usage, and the patient can also set a
timer / alarm.