Vivosun Mini 2-in-1 Herbal Decarboxylation & Infusion Machine (350ml)

The aluminum chamber decarbs up to 1 oz of botanicals, depending on density and grind size, or 3–5 oz of concentrates. The silicone infusion cup yields about 1 cup of butter or oil per batch, roughly 2 sticks of butter.

The Regular Butter Maker handles 2.5–5.5 cups and adds automatic stirring and 6 presets, so it suits bulk recipes and batch prep. The Vivosun Mini makes up to 1 cup with fully adjustable time and temperature, using less plant material so you can try more recipes and flavors.

Place your herbs in the aluminum chamber, then close the lid and rotate it to lock. Power on, then use the Time and Temp buttons to set your cycle; the default is 250°F for 1 hour 30 minutes. The unit starts automatically after 3 seconds and alternates between showing the temperature and the remaining time.

Vivosun recommends 160°F for 2 hours for butter and 160°F for 1 hour for oil. Use 14–28 g of decarboxylated botanicals per cup, plus 1 tbsp of sunflower lecithin. For best results, use clarified butter or ghee, and don't use margarine.

Yes. Use 1 cup of grain alcohol (minimum 150 proof) with 14–28 g of decarboxylated botanicals at 140–149°F for 2–4 hours. Alcohol is highly flammable, so never use the machine near an open flame, gas burner, or smoking. Vegetable glycerin can replace alcohol, but it yields about one-third the potency.

No. Don't decarboxylate liquids or solvents. Decarb your dry botanicals or concentrate first, then infuse them into butter, oil, alcohol, or glycerin in a second cycle.

Keep the lid closed and locked while the machine runs. The interior gets hot enough to cause burns, and opening it disrupts the controlled heating environment. After the 15-minute cool-down, handle the chamber with silicone gloves or let it cool further.

The handle, aluminum decarb chamber, and silicone infusion cup all remove and are dishwasher-safe. The main unit is wipe-clean only, so never wash or immerse the heating base, cord, or plug in water.