Dab Straws

Electric Dab Straws — Dip Straight Into Your Wax

A dab straw — also called a nectar collector — skips the rig entirely: heat the tip, touch it to your concentrate, and pull. Dip Devices pioneered the electric dab straw: no torch, no glass to shatter, no dab tool. Charge it, set your temperature, and dip straight into wax, shatter, rosin, or live resin.

Why an Electric Dab Straw Beats Glass

  • Torch-free. A rechargeable battery replaces the open flame — safer, and ready in seconds.
  • Dip-to-vapor. Touch the heated tip to your concentrate and inhale. No loading, no waiting, no waste.
  • Built to travel. The Little Dipper is pocket-sized with nothing fragile to break.
  • Refillable & backed. Replacement tips ship same-day; every device carries a 1-year warranty.

Shop Electric Dab Straws

  • Little Dipper — $34.99 — The original pocket electric dab straw and our #1 seller. Digital temperature control, USB-C, refillable tips.
  • Dipper — $99.99 — The 2-in-1 flagship: dab-straw vapor-tip mode plus a quartz crystal chamber for bigger sessions.

Choosing your first one? Read the best electric nectar collectors guide and our Little Dipper vs Lookah Seahorse breakdown.

Want the modular option that also takes 510 carts and flower? Browse all our dab pens. Prefer classic glass? See our nectar collectors and replacement tips below. Free US shipping over $49.99 · 1-year warranty on every device.

Dab Straw FAQs

What is a dab straw (or nectar collector)? A dab straw — also called a nectar collector — is a vaporizer you dip directly into a concentrate to vaporize it on contact. Electric versions like the Little Dipper replace the torch with a battery and temperature control. "Dab straw" and "nectar collector" are two names for the same device.

How is a dab straw different from a dab pen? A dab straw is dipped into your concentrate; a dab pen has a chamber you load. Dab straws are faster and more travel-friendly; chamber pens hold more per session.

Do electric dab straws work with live resin and rosin? Yes — they handle wax, shatter, budder, crumble, rosin, and live resin.