Activated Coconut Charcoal Filters (Zamnesia) is part of our rolling papers & accessories range in the Headshop. Looking for the smoothest, cleanest smoking experience? Zamnesia Activated Coconut Charcoal Filters offer the finest filtration without affecting draw/flavour.
About this format
Smoking hardware and accessories: glass, silicone and acrylic bongs, pipes, grinders, papers, trays, storage and cleaning gear. Nothing here contains cannabinoids.
From the supplier
Zamnesia - Activated Coconut Charcoal Filters: For the Cleanest Smoking Experience, Every Time
Made in Germany, these slim filter tips use activated charcoal made from coconut shells to promote ultra-fine filtration. As opposed to regular wood-based charcoal, coconut charcoal is known for its micro-pores that work particularly well at filtering smaller molecules. Wrapped in chlorine-free, unbleached paper husks and enclosed with two heat-resistant ceramic tips, these filters make for a smooth smoking experience, every time. Each pack contains 60 × 6mm filter tips.
These filters hold a spot in the top 10 of our headshop because repeat orders keep putting them there.
Prefer the stick format that started it all? That's the Actitube Activated Charcoal Filter 'Slim'.
Questions & Answers
🔒 Why is my charcoal filter clogging up?Temperature is responsible for your charcoal filter clogging up. Essentially it's the heat of the smoke mixing with the coldness of the charcoal filter. This leads to the humidity and smoke becoming condensed before filtration. To avoid this, be sure to preheat your charcoal filter before use.♻️ Can you reuse charcoal filters?Absolutely. Compared to cardboard, charcoal filters last longer. However, while they can filter out harmful substances, their ability to do so will diminish over time, so it's not ideal to continually keep reusing charcoal filters. As a rule of thumb, use them a couple of times before switching them out for a new one.🥥 Why coconut charcoal instead of regular charcoal?Activated charcoal produced from the coconut shell has a micropore structure that can deal with small air and gas molecules efficiently—making it the ideal choice for a filtration device. In contrast, regular charcoal has larger macro pores, which, in turn, allows larger molecules to pass through.
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How to use
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Dosing
Follow the maker’s instructions and clean glass and metal between uses with isopropyl alcohol rather than water.
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How to use
Follow the maker’s instructions and clean glass and metal between uses with isopropyl alcohol rather than water.
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Storage
Keep dry and out of direct sunlight. Keep out of reach of children.
Important information
Keep out of reach of children and animals. Do not drive or operate machinery after use. Not for use if pregnant or breastfeeding. Consult a physician if you take prescription medication.