Glass Filter Tips

Frequently Asked Questions

• What does a glass tip do?

  A glass filter tip slips over the end of your joint to filter and condense the smoke for a smoother draw. It creates a more even burn and makes handling the joint easier. As a “filter,” it keeps ash and debris away from your lungs.

• How do you use a glass tip for a joint?

  Just before you finish rolling your joint, choose a glass tip that will best fit its size and shape. Slide it over the open end, ensuring a tight seal between the tip and the paper, then complete the roll. Light as usual, rotating the tip for a more even burn.

• Do you reuse glass tips?

  Yes, you can reuse glass tips. They’re durable and easy to clean. Most users clean their glass tips after every 2-3 uses. If you’re not that organized, you can clean the glass tip once a week or so, and they’ll be ready for reuse. This eco-friendly feature is why so many enthusiasts like glass tips.
  - How many times can you use a glass tip?
  Glass filter tips are pretty durable, being able to withstand the heat of a burning joint. With proper cleaning and care, your glass tip will last you through many uses.
  - How do I clean a glass filter tip?
  Place your glass filter tip in a plastic bag with 3 spoonfuls of salt and a half-cup of rubbing alcohol. Shake the bag to loosen the resin, then rinse with hot water. Use a cotton swab to clean any remaining bits.

• Why should I use a glass tip filter?

  A glass tip filter makes it easier to handle a joint and helps it burn more evenly through its airholes. More importantly, it screens out a lot of debris, making the smoke easier on your throat and lungs.

• How do I extend the longevity of my glass filter tips?

  A glass filter tip is sturdy, but not indestructible. Handle and store it carefully to avoid cracks or breakage. Also, keep it clean by regularly soaking it in rubbing alcohol to loosen any resin. Rinse thoroughly and remove any excess water before using it again.