Authorized Dr. Dabber Retailer

Dr. Dabber at 1321.

Induction e-rigs, pocket rigs, cups and replacement glass. Shop the range online or pick it up at the shop on Venice Blvd.

Dr. Dabber Switch 2 induction e-rig
Authorized retailer

Sourced through Dr. Dabber, so the manufacturer warranty is yours to claim.

Free pickup in Venice

Order online and collect at 1321 Venice Blvd. Open daily till midnight.

Ships nationwide

Orders go out on business days from the Westside of Los Angeles.

Side by side

Which Dr. Dabber should you buy?

If you want one answer: the Switch 2 if it lives on a table, the SwitchGO if it travels, the Ghost 2 if you are starting out or want something that disappears into a pocket.

FlagshipSwitch 2
Best for
A home rig, long sessions
Size
Full size, table top
Heating
Induction, titanium chamber
Temperature
250 to 650, single degree
Battery
About 50 heat cycles
Wear part
Quartz or sapphire cup
Price
$420
PortableSwitchGO
Best for
Travel, taking it out
Size
Six inches tall
Heating
Induction
Temperature
250 to 650 through the app
Battery
About 20 cycles, USB-C pass-through
Wear part
Quartz or sapphire cup
Price
$330
Pocket rigGhost 2
Best for
Starting out, everyday carry
Size
Pocket size
Heating
Radial sidewall, ceramic e-chamber
Temperature
420 to 540, five presets
Battery
About 20 cycles
Wear part
Ceramic e-chamber
Price
$120

Why induction

The part nobody explains in the shop.

Nothing touches the heat

A magnetic field makes the chamber generate its own heat. There is no element pressed against ceramic, so nothing degrades from contact.

It holds the number

An infrared sensor reads the chamber itself rather than inferring temperature from a heater, which is why the setting does not drift halfway through a session.

The cup lifts out

Cleaning is a soak, not surgery. Pull the insert, sit it in iso, wipe the well dry. The consumable is a cup you wash, not an atomizer you throw away.

Under 380°FCold start

Barely visible vapor and close to pure terpene. Worth trying once even if you never come back to it.

380 to 450°FFlavor first

Light vapor, sharp taste, easy pull. Where most people who care about flavor end up living.

450 to 540°FThe sweet spot

Full extraction with vapor you can see and most of the flavor intact. If you only set one number, set this one.

Above 540°FClouds

Maximum vapor, faster and harsher, terpenes mostly gone. Useful for thicker material.

Temperature is only the starting point. All three devices run the same three heat modes across a draw: Descent starts hot and falls away like a banger after the torch comes off, Ascent climbs the way torching does and pulls terpenes first, and Steady holds the number flat no matter how hard you pull.

Cups, glass and parts

Replacement parts, matched to your device.

Quartz heats fast and cools fast, which suits shorter sessions and low temperature flavor pulls, and it is the cheaper cup to replace when one chips. Sapphire takes longer to come up but holds heat evenly and gives it back slowly, so a big load finishes as cleanly as it started. Most people start on quartz and buy sapphire once they know what temperature they actually live at.

Venice, Los Angeles

Shop Dr. Dabber in person.

We are on Venice Blvd, a few minutes from the boardwalk and an easy run from Santa Monica, Mar Vista, Culver City and Marina del Rey. If you want to hold a Switch 2 before you commit to one, or you need a cup today rather than Thursday, come by. Every online order can be set to free local pickup at checkout.

Address
1321 Venice Blvd, Venice, CA 90291
Hours
Open daily, 11AM to midnight
Orders
Free local pickup, or shipped nationwide
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Questions

Straight answers.

Which Dr. Dabber is best?

It depends on where it lives. The Switch 2 is the one to buy if it sits on a table, because you get the biggest chamber, single degree control and the longest battery. The SwitchGO is the same induction system shrunk down for travel. The Ghost 2 is the honest entry point and the one people buy as a second device for the bag. Prices and the full spec comparison are further up this page.

What is the difference between the Switch and the Switch 2?

The Switch 2 is the current generation and the one we carry. It runs a Grade 2 titanium chamber with omni-directional induction and an infrared sensor reading the chamber directly, single degree control from 250 to 650, app-saved heat profiles and the Drop loading tool in the box. We do not stock the original Switch.

Does 1321 carry the Dr. Dabber XS or the Boost Evo?

Not currently. What we carry is the Switch 2, the SwitchGO, the Ghost 2, the Drop, and the cups, glass and e-chambers that go with them. If you are after something outside that list, call the shop and we will tell you straight whether we can get it.

Do I ever have to buy a replacement atomizer?

Not for the induction devices. The consumable is the insert cup, and you replace it because you chipped it or because you want to move from quartz to sapphire, not because it burned out. The Ghost 2 is the exception, since its ceramic e-chamber is designed to be swapped.

How do I clean a Dr. Dabber?

Lift the insert out, soak it in isopropyl alcohol, and wipe the well with a dry swab. Never let liquid down into the induction well itself. Glass attachments clean like any other percolator. Doing the chamber while it is warm rather than hot turns it into a thirty second job.

Where can I buy Dr. Dabber in Los Angeles?

At the shop. 1321 is an authorized Dr. Dabber retailer at 1321 Venice Blvd in Venice, open daily from 11AM to midnight, which puts us within a short drive of most of the Westside. You can also order online for free local pickup or have it shipped.

Does 1321 carry Dr. Dabber replacement parts and accessories?

Yes. Switch 2 induction cups in quartz and sapphire, SwitchGO cups, SwitchGO carb caps and replacement glass, and the Ghost 2 e-chamber. The parts section above lists what each one fits so you do not order the wrong cup.

Is the warranty valid if I buy from 1321?

Yes. We are an authorized retailer, so units come through the proper channel and Dr. Dabber handles warranty claims directly. Keep your receipt and go to them first.