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    Dr. Dabber, Inc.

    Corporate Identity & Origin

    Field Detail
    Legal Entity Dr. Dabber, Inc. 1
    Founded 2013 1
    Founder / CEO Jamie Rosen 1
    Headquarters Las Vegas, Nevada, USA (moved from Florida in 2016) 1
    Design / Engineering In-house, USA; early pens manufactured in China (per Ghost 2013 manual) 1
    Knowledge Base drdabber.helpscoutdocs.com (official manuals and troubleshooting) 2
    App Platform LabLink (iOS) / Dr. Dabber App (Android) for Switch², Switch GO, Boost EVO 1
    Warranty 1-year battery/charger/electrical on most models; 2-year unit warranty on Switch-line units; consumable chambers excluded 1
    Recalls / Certifications No CPSC/FDA recalls found for Dr. Dabber-branded devices; no public FCC/UL certificates located 3

    Product Lineage

    Family Models Notes
    Pen (510 / magnetic concentrate pens) Ghost (2013), Light (≈2015), Aurora (2016), Ghost² (2025) Conduction pens; Aurora introduced SnapTech magnetic atomizers; Ghost² is a radial ceramic redesign 1
    eRig (portable electronic dab rigs) Boost (2015), Boost Black (2017), Boost EVO (2020), XS (2023) Dr. Dabber coined the term “eRig” with the original Boost; EVO added a closed-loop quartz eChamber 1
    Switch (induction desktop/portable hybrid) Switch (2018), Switch² (2024), Switch GO (2026) Induction heating; Switch² added a 20 mm quartz cup with IR temperature sensing and app control 1
    Tool Drop (2024) Heated concentrate loading tool 1

    Engineering & Architecture

    • Heating Methods: Conduction (pens and Boost line), electromagnetic induction (Switch line), with closed-loop temperature sensing introduced on Boost EVO (embedded sensor) and Switch² (IR sensor) 12.
    • Temperature Control: Preset-based with app control on current models (250–650 °F on Switch² / Switch GO; 500–750 °F six-step presets on Boost EVO) 12.
    • Firmware: App-updatable on Boost EVO, Switch², and Switch GO (Bluetooth); older models are button-only 12.
    • Materials: Quartz eChambers/inserts (current models); ceramic induction cups (Switch OG); sapphire options on several models 1.
    • Safety: Over-temperature/voltage/current/short-circuit/reverse-polarity protection cited in current-model manuals; 15-minute auto shutoff on Switch² 2.

    Sources

    1. Dr. Dabber official knowledge base (https://drdabber.helpscoutdocs.com, 2) and product pages (https://drdabber.com) — corporate identity, product families, and current-model specifications. Founded (2013), founder (Jamie Rosen), and lineage dates are from company materials as compiled in the unpublished supporting notes; items not published officially (e.g., exact founding date, Switch GO details) are marked approximate/uncertain. Remaining details previously supported only by unpublished notes are approximate or unverified and are not treated as independently confirmed. ↩ ↩2 ↩3 ↩4 ↩5 ↩6 ↩7 ↩8 ↩9 ↩10 ↩11 ↩12 ↩13 ↩14 ↩15

    2. Dr. Dabber official knowledge base (manuals for Switch, Switch², Boost EVO, Ghost², XS, Drop). https://drdabber.helpscoutdocs.com ↩ ↩2 ↩3 ↩4 ↩5 ↩6

    3. No publicly reachable primary source is currently cited for the remaining details in this footnote. The details remain approximate or unverified and are not treated as verified archive facts. ↩

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