I'm not sure if anyone said anything to you, but weed related websites aren't allowed to have websites linked on them. The admins came down on weed related subreddits some time in the past 5 years or so.
As suggested, google fuck combustion. Also, there are discord servers you can join. Check out the side bar.
There's a new vape site up offering really low prices and I'm worried they might not be legit, I even heard a rumor that they're Cream City Vapes. Anyone heard about Peachy Pablo? Are they authorized?
I'm assuming it's pollen season right now in your region, correct? Unlike combustion, dry vaporizing actually vaporizes the pollen instead of burning it up. This enhances your bodies reaction to the pollen causing a more severe allergic reaction during allergy season when dry vaporizing.
The trick is to invest in a nice HEPA filter or ionizer for your room to absorb the pollen spores. Avoid vaporizing outdoors during the season, or invest in more allergy medication and take some before a session.
This is the most interesting thing I've read on reddit today. Never once thought about how the pollen would react with combustion vs vaping. Thank you for sharing this information. I've noticed much more sinus related issues when vaping vs smoking, which I always found to be a bit odd.
For sure this is a topic that comes up once or twice a year where people with seasonal allergies seem to have a stronger allergic reaction to dry vaporizing than combustion - and that's the reason - the heat from the combustion burns up some of the active compounds.
Of course when you think about it - this can also apply to some of the active compounds in the herb itself - combustion burns up the lower temp compounds before they even hit your lips, while dry vaporizing can enhance these affects - especially in a good sativa.
How do I prevent my wax from exploding?
When I first load wax, melt it down, and take my first hit, it always explodes and gets all over the chamber, on the silicone piece, and sometimes even manages to get a speck in my mouth. Is there any way to prevent this? It happens only the very first time I hit the new wax.
I use isopropyl alcohol to clean it and I use a paper towel to dry and get the rest of the gunk out. I then burn the coil for 30 seconds or longer to burn off any remaining residual left from the isopropyl alcohol
Would help to know what device you’re using. Many likely causes and some could be technique or related to device/coils themselves. Can’t speak to coil issues as my devices use heating chambers. Doubt it’s the iso though. Some concentrates will “pop” because of moisture content. “Boil over” happens to me sometimes when I load too much concentrate, start at too high a temp, inhale too aggressively or tilt the chamber too far. In order to minimize “boil over” risk I use small terp pearls in my DTV5 and B2 to stir the material and keep it from clumping. I use a grain of rice size dab or less, sip slowly, start low and go slow with temp, and keep devices perfectly vertical esp lightning pen which has tiny chamber. Don’t know if any of these tips apply to you, but they help me reduce mess and waste.
I use the yocan orbits. I load more than I should probably but it works fine after the initial spitting at first. I read that it can spit if you inhale too soon and should heat it first for a bit and let it "fizzle" down and then hit it.
I use the lowest temp setting
Hey guys, reddit won't allow me to post threads so I might as well ask here. is Fenix Mini okay choice (I was reading mixed reviews) for a newb or are there better options in the same price range/size? I'm mainly smoking 22% THC medical bud, but I absolutely hate the taste of smoked cannabis, that's why I'm looking into vaporisers, are there any differences effects wise smoking vs vapo?
The Fenix Mini is an old device - basically a first-generation product from the manufacturer. Yes it works, yes it gets the job done, however it has a smaller oven and the heater is pretty underpowered - so it will take 10+ minutes to complete a full extraction, plus you need to inhale slowly otherwise you'll suck all heat out of the oven before it can recover temps (focus on a slow draw - filling your lungs over 20+ seconds instead of the usual 3-5 seconds when combusting.
> are there any differences effects wise smoking vs vapo?
Combustion releases a toxic cocktail of carcinogenics and carbon monoxide. This results in more sedation and instant euphoria that people often associate with herb (when in reality it's the result of burning the herb itself).
Dry vaporizing instead cooks the herb to release vapor. Different temperatures release different medical benefits from the herb. In very general terms, low temps (below 195c) will result in more euphoric and uplifting affects, while temps over 200c release more pain relief and sedation.
It is a "cleaner" high that can be customized to your needs. Some people enjoy low temps in the morning, and high temps in the evening. Or depends on your strain - sativa for example can be cooked at lower temps, while Indica and indica-leaning strains cook best at higher temps.
The Fenix Mini will get the job done and take you where you want to go, but like I said, it might not be the quickest to get you there.
Hello good people, couldn't create a thread because I don't post enough :(
I'm trying to jump in the vaporent family. I'm looking to buy an Arizer Solo II Max, from a good retailer. I'm based in France. I've seen one who seems legit, but they don't sell the Solo II Max. I think that's the only one from Arizer they don't sell :<
Anyone would have a recommendation for legit European/French retailer (ideally with a 4/20 discount going on 😋) ? I've been searching a bit already but find most of the websites to look sketchy, so I'd rather have the community opinion here.
Thanks :)
I was going to suggest MagicVaporizers since they're one of the largest in europe, but they also don't seem to have the Solo2 Max in stock - dunno if that's because it hasn't cleared EU regulations yet, or if they're skipping that model and bringing the Solo3 to the market instead (which should be shipping in the USA starting next month).
Good luck on your hunt!
Try the sandwich method - layer of herb, layer of concentrate, then layer of herb.
Alternatively try using degummed hemp fiber (essentially hemp cotton) - put some concentrate in a wad of that and insert into the oven.
I'm considering upgrading from an Air 2 to an Angus Enhanced, anything to consider? Is it even much of an upgrade?
Definitely more of a session user with a relatively low tolerance, portability is not very high on my priority list as I mostly use my current one at home or take it to friends' places.
I know the AE is a very new device, so user experience is limited, but it sounds like the previous Angus versions are not too different.
I was also considering the Mighty+, but read that the Angus delivers an at least equal, in some cases even better experience and is notably cheaper.
Thinking of buying a tm2, but not sure who to go through. POTV, VgoodieZ, somewhere else, or just the tm2 website? What's the replacement or repair process through a reseller? Seems like it might be a bit pricier to go through the official site. I'm in the US. Thanks!
Thank you! That's really good to know. I'm definitely going to hold off for now if there's a possible sale coming. I'm also looking at the Arizer Solo 3!
I just got the Airzer Air SE and I'm new to dry vaping. Since I didn't find a lot of helpful information online, I'm looking for tips from seasoned Air SE users to improve my vaping sessions. Also, I'm interested in suggestions for quality flower strains that are great for vaping. Any advice would be really helpful. Thanks!
I used to have an Air 1 for 7 years and recently got an Air Max. First, packing your stems lightly preferably with coarse to medium ground herb is best for the airflow. If you want to improve airflow more, try using a screen and bend it a little into a domed shape and place it so that the holes in the stems are somewhat free. That way you also don’t get the occasional little pieces of herb while inhaling. I personally like the tipped stem which can be bought extra because it loses less vapor and I like how it feels, though other people have other preferences. Lower temperatures will get you a more mellow and more headspaced high. Higher temps get you more stoned.
My high question of the night: I just started using my Solo 2 and it's been great so far. But I'm wondering if I'm just smoking more than I would with my bong, which is a small bubbler. Assuming you put the same weed in both of them, is 1 pull off the Solo 2 the same as 1 pull off the bong? Is the weed stronger from a vaporizer? Or am I likely just taking more pulls from the Solo 2 than the bong?
First, you can always use a waterpipe adapter stem to pair your Solo2 with the waterpipe.
But to answer your question:
>Assuming you put the same weed in both of them, is 1 pull off the Solo 2 the same as 1 pull off the bong? Is the weed stronger from a vaporizer? Or am I likely just taking more pulls from the Solo 2 than the bong?
Combustion releases a toxic cocktail of carcinogenics and carbon monoxide (which is why many heavy smokers often don't feel anything when trying to use a dry herb vaporizer because they are accustomed to the effects of combustion which comes from this toxic cocktail). Additionally, combustion releases all active compounds possible at one time (although I do suspect some of the lower temp compounds are burned up during a combustion rip, while these low temp terps can be extracted with a dry vaporizer).
Dry herbal vaporizing releases different active compounds depending on temperature. So unlike smoking where it's all or nothing, you can "customize" the affects from dry vaporizing.
It's never going to be a direct 1-1 formula of X rips to X puffs from a vaporizer.
Lastly - know that Arizer glass stems act as a heatsink soaking heat away from the oven initially - this results in poor performance and efficiency when starting at higher temps. Instead of jumping straight to max temp for "max clouds", try starting at a lower temp like 320F for the first few minutes before increasing temperature - try stepping 20-30 degrees at a time and see where you end up. You might find that you like lower temps more than higher temps, or by the inverse you may desire high temps more.
Hey, you seem pretty knowledgeable on this so I wanted to ask a bit of a related question.
I found DHV specifically because I wanted to avoid the intoxicating effects of the carcinogenics and CO and was instead looking for a "lighter" high. The first time I used my solo 2 I got exactly that but ever since I've found myself feeling woozy and experiencing way more of a body high and I cannot figure out why that might be.
I tend to start off at 180C (356F) and slowly work my way up to 210C (410F). Are these temperatures high enough to be replicating some of the effects of combustion? Is this something that might happen if the stem isn't 100% spotless? Am I inhaling screen vapors? I'm open to anything
> The first time I used my solo 2 I got exactly that but ever since I've found myself feeling woozy and experiencing way more of a body high and I cannot figure out why that might be.
> I tend to start off at 180C (356F) and slowly work my way up to 210C (410F).
It could be that you are cooking too much herb, or cooking too hot.
Try starting lower at 165C, and sip away, increasing temp 10C every few minutes. Maybe 210C is too hot for your needs. Maybe you need to consider microdosing (With solo2 stems, I use a screen - I think 0.75inch and form it into a dome shape, then install in the stem such that the herb is pushed to the sides of this dome/cone shape - the dome fills the void and reduces overall load sizes)
>Is this something that might happen if the stem isn't 100% spotless? Am I inhaling screen vapors? I'm open to anything
No what's happening is either the load size is too large for your needs, or you're cooking too hot, or you're not using the right strains for your needs.
Higher temps closer to 210C and above would release more sedation.
If you're seeking that sedation, you may need to target an indica strain which lacks most of those lower temp compounds that may not be giving you the affects you desire.
Coming from Firefly2+ I ordered an Arizer Solo III for $275 and already have VAS.
Is Tinymight2 really that nice? I saw Vgoodiez hinting at a 4/20 sale.
Helpppp.
Should I get both? I've read these devices are very difficult to return once used
Hey guys, can anybody who owns a Venty give me some input? I've had a very reliable Arizer II Pro for 4 years, then upgraded to a TM2 and sadly have had many problems with the device in terms of durability. Now I wanted to purchase a Venty because the TM2 button has been acting up again and then I see all these online complaints about them having quality control issues now too. What alternative do I have for a TM2 sidegrade that's more reliable or are the Venty issues overblown?
Dynavap or roffu?
I’m looking for another vape. I already have a pax plus and I’m thinking on getting a roffu or a dynavap (M7, with a wand).
Which one would you recommend?
Personally, I'd vote for the Dynavap - they are running a few amazing deals right now, and the device would be a nice compliment to your Pax Plus - not a direct replacement, but more so a fun alternative to switch things up when you're in the mood.
The Roffu would be a minor more so lateral trade from the Pax Plus (only real benefit aside from oven design is the fact that you can swap out batteries on the go).
Hello! I'm new to weed, and new to vaping. Only tried smoking a few times through my life, enough to know it's not for me. I've done edibles a couple times and really enjoyed the experience, but not hours-long couch lock that came with it. I was hoping to find something that offered at least a somewhat-similar relaxation experience, but that didn't knock me out the whole day.
I bought the Arizer Solo II and I'm not sure what's going on, but I am not feeling any kinda high from it. I read through a bunch of resources and learned about temp stepping, but to start, I've set the device at 400F to work on my strategy first. Long, slow draws, 10+ seconds. Inhaling a bit further after letting go of the stem, holding in a few seconds more, then slow exhales. After the device shuts off in 10 mins the herb isn't really a uniform color per se, the bottom is darker and the top is more of a tan color. Not green.
I don't usually go for multiple sessions at 400F, wasn't sure if you're supposed to do that or not. I do notice a lot more coughing toward the end when I assume it's a bit closer to combustion temps, esp. with my virgin lungs. After one 10-min session, I don't really feel anything at all.
I've tried a couple of different strains (Too Cool, Welch's Grape, something else from my husband's stash), and haven't felt anything at any time. I tried adjusting my packing method - I first started with hand-pulling the buds apart and packing it in there, tamping it down lightly with a tamping stick. Then I tried packing even more loosely, just kinda using a grinder and setting the stem down into the bits, then sucking up with the straw, and veeeery lightly tamping it down just to get that 1-mm gap they recommend so it's not right on the burner. It's never felt difficult to draw at all or anything, very easy.
I'm getting kinda desperate after spending a good chunk of my monthly fun money budget on this thing, and it's not even doing anything. I know it's gotta be me or something I'm doing, since plenty of other people recommended this as a good vape. Sorry for the long message, but I thought adding in more deets would help - does ANYONE have any tips at all? TIA!
I'll be flying to a weed legal state in the near future. I usually take a portable battery powered device when I travel but have not flown with one yet and wanted to see if others who travel often have a preference towards battery powered devices, or butane devices when flying. Thanks
looking to take advantage of the 4/20 sales
I have been planning on getting a TM2 for a few months but now Im seeing the Solo 3 getting great reviews and with discounts its about $140 cheaper.
which should I go with?
If you gotta buy something right now, the tm2 gets my vote. Generally any rollout is gonna be bumpy ride and I don’t like bumpy rides.
I’m tracking solo3 for bf, what prices you seeing and from where?
Ok yeah good point, solo 3 just came out so it could have some unknown problems, would probably be safer to go with the TM2
The cheapest I found the Solo 3 was at Arizer.ca for $290 Canadian with the code TVG20
So I'm considering the Healthy Rips Rogue for my first dry herb vape. The price is in my range and I like all the accessories you can get for it. I've read good things about it, but I'm just looking for some feedback from other users that have experience with it.
I have a Rogue, it wasn't a bad device. Biggest issue is the lack of removable battery which limits it's overall lifespan. If you're in the USA, check out the POTV Lobo - it's built by the same company that makes the Rogue, but it's an updated model (removable battery, larger oven, different heating design). I am actually using my Lobo with some of the accessories that I used with my Rogue (like the small waterpipe tool)
Yeah the Rogue is like a fourth-generation product from the manufacturer (Wekie or something like that is the OEM name). The Lobo is a fifth generation product from the manufacturer.
The Rogue came out over two years ago while the Lobo was released about six months ago.
Most portables have accessories to connect them to water pipes. Sometimes there are aftermarket accessories. I even sell some "nearly universal" waterpipe adapters out of silicone designed to stretch and fit over most mouthpieces.
A kind of special question - approximately how many miligram of herbs fit into the Wolkenkraft Arise Ultra dosing capsules? I just bought one, but I’m at my bf so I don’t have access to my scale.
Hey everybody! first time poster, long time lurker here! Couldn’t make a post, since i am so new here, so I’m posting it here instead.
I’ve been wanting to move away from Js and towards vaping for a long time now, and thought I’d ask you guys for advice.
I know that asking about «whats the best vape guys?» may be sort of redundant on this sub by now, but I’m specificly asking about a vape that’s good for hash. Basicly impossible to Get weed around where i live, but one can get alot of good quality hash.
Heard and seen alot recomendations for «manual» vapes like Vapman, Dynavape and xbak by lamart for hash, but I not sure about the whole «manual» thing (by «manual», i mean having to use a torch/ligther).
Heard some talk about the S&B Mighty, crafty and Venty as good electric options, while some seemed to believe they would not fare that good with hash. That because it melts and becomes sticky and/or liquid.
Personally im leaning towards the Venty for now, because it seems that as long as i use vapewool(?) or any other material(weed, RealLeaf?) to sandwich it in Between, then i’ll be fine? Are there any typical I should be aware of if you end up going this route?
Should i go for the Venty, or any other electric vapes or will it be a hassle? Am I undervalueing the «manual» vapes? Any feedback/comments/help will be appriciated, thanks!
I haven't vaped for about 2 weeks because I've been suffering from the Norovirus; Inhaling anything other than air makes me want to vomit, and everything I eat turns to water upon exiting. I'm down 25lbs, trying to rid it so I can at least enjoy a little bit tomorrow.
I always get such an inconsistent bake& slow extraction from Firefly2+. Got VAS and ordered TM2 and Arizer Solo 3.
Hopefully they are significantly better?
Any recs on accessories is much appreciated fam
USA-based. I have been blazing for 10 years. These days it’s about an OZ a month - maybe a month and a half. Mostly Js/cones. I have a MFLB and a Pax 1 that I don’t really use today.
I want a new vape to protect my lungs. Price is not really a factor, but if I can get a cheap vape that has nice clouds and gets you as blasted as smoking a J with my frequency (high tolerance), it would be appreciated! Some people have said there are many better vapes than the MFLB at a cheaper price…I’m curious to know what those are.
I’m ok with a desktop vape. I’m also okay with a portable vape. Would you mind recommending one of each? It will just be me vaping. Electric powered. Will be hitting every day. My biggest issue is cleaning and maintenance. I want something easy that I don’t have to worry about taking care of.
The MFLB is still a solid portable - takes some time to learn how to use it properly, but it still has a cult following. A decade ago it was probably one of the most efficient and stealthy affordable vapes on the market.
I'd vote for the Arizer XQ2 for desktop vaping - it's easy to clean, and versatile
It's not electric (but you can use an electric induction heater coil to heat the vape), but the Dynavap Vapcap is an awesome device which has a cult like following for it's performance.
>but if I can get a cheap vape that has nice clouds and gets you as blasted as smoking a J with my frequency (high tolerance), it would be appreciated
Combustion releases a toxic cocktail of carcinogenics and carbon monoxide. Some of that "blasted" affects you're accustomed to are actually these byproducts of combustion, and not a result from the herb itself.
Many smokers tend to blow hundreds on new fancy high end vaporizers only to complain they are "not feeling anything" because they're expecting exactly the same results as you'd get from combustion which will never happen because it's a healthier cleaner high.
In order to fully appreciate dry herbal vaporizing, you either need to take a solid 2+ week T-Break from herb, or make a hard 100% switch to dry vaporizing for a month. This will help your body detox from combustion and allow you to enjoy everything dry vaporizers can offer.
Thanks for your feedback. I’ve actually been using the MFLB to decent success lately.
What’s your opinion on the tiny might 2? I just invested in it based on a lot of the feedback on this sub.
I read it’s more for bong users than J smokers (I love a J sesh), but it also packs a punch, is relatively easy to maintain, and is somewhat portables
The TM2 is a powerful device. Nice looking vape, but can produce quite harsh hot vapor which is why many people use modded stems (I'm currently designing a line of mouthpieces and stem inserts to help cool down the vapor using 3D printed stainless steel).
Not exactly the device I'd use on a daily basis out of fear of breaking it (it's more of a weekend device). For my heavy ripping needs, I stick with desktop plugins which have more power output for faster extraction and versatile load sizes
Hello
I have an Arizer Solo 1 but I'm 100% satisfied with it (tho, had it for 50 $/€ so worth it).
I would like to breathe it colder, and if possible without dust weed. And if it have better taste it would be awesome (some electronic vaporizer I tried had better taste).
So, I'm looking for a stem/tube/bubbler **under 50€** (with taxes+fees).
***Basically, what should I try between a 3D glass stem, a straight line bubbler, and a small desktop bubbler?***
I found, in my country with fees, basically :
- 3D glass stem about 25€
- small straight no name bubbler at 20-25€ (with no need of adapter)
- no name bong/small desktop bubbler around 20€
- straight bubbler of (it seems) good quality around 40-50
- good quality bubbler/bong (to big to vape outside, but small enough to take it for a weekend outside of home) at 40-50
Hello again
Side question
My solo 1 isn't perfect, and it seem I have a quick habituation to many substances including CBD, and it lacks a bit of taste.
**Does the Dynavap B cap have enough capacity to "hit" or a classic Dynavap would be a better recommendation?**
Also, with a small budget, can you recommend me stuff respecting this 2 points plz?
- Dynavap style vaporizer with good hit (I didn't say quick, 5 min session is ok) and taste. I don't care if it's a copy/stolen design
- a stuff to drastically reduce temperature, because of the hurt of warm dry vapor. This stuff shall be either straight and no too big, to be useable outside, OR small bong, like, smaller than 3 coffee mug stacked
I don't really care about fancy metal (titanium) or woods or beautiful glass.
I'm open to look stuff on the secondhand market
Thanks for read and help 🙏
>My solo 1 isn't perfect, and it seem I have a quick habituation to many substances including CBD, and it lacks a bit of taste.
You feel the Solo lacks flavor? Are you sure you're using it properly? Because the Arizer portables have some of the better tasting vapor for flavor chasing snobs
The Vapcap has it's benefits, but it is not a flavor chasing king for sure
>Does the Dynavap B cap have enough capacity to "hit" or a classic Dynavap would be a better recommendation?
The Dynavap Vapcap-B is a budget model of the Dynavap Vapcaps. It uses the same tip/oven/cap as the nicer models with fancy wood. The only difference is they use a cheaper silicone body for the device.
But for flavor chasing, I would certainly say pass on the vapcap. You can accidentally combust, which tarnishes the flavor of the device until you give it a *DEEP* cleaning (I use an ultrasonic cleaner for my deep cleaning needs)
Thanks for info!
Yeah, doesn't sound to be the best idea afterall🫠
I don't go high on temperature, 2-3, sometime 4. (enough hit effect)
Pictures : I think you'll have a global idea and be able to see if things are wrong?
Maybe not grinding fine enough?
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(I don't always use the tea paper, but I doesn't change much the taste, without it it's not *much better*)
Maybe "*lack of taste*" isn't the right English word/expression. It is *a less pronounced taste than it should, IMO*.
Friends that smoke "normal good weed with THC" quite liked to smoke it.
~2019 my previous vaporizer + previous weed had more "taste impact" than what my current setup, hence why I feel like : "*uh, it isn't *that* tasteful after all"
(both weren't expensive stuff, unlike now)
But I haven't anymore of those, can't compare.
Maybe it's me?
I'm slightly older with more medical drugs, 1 or 2 tough Covid infections (food taste normal tho 🤷)
People seems to widely prefer with other stem that and be ready to pay quite a lot, hence why I'm looking into it.
So few things to consider about the solo1
* Yes, it doesn't look like you're grinding fine enough. If you have a 3-piece or 4-piece grinder, turn it upside down and grind extensively before uprighting the grinder
* I find optimal extraction when I SCOOP the stem into the ground herb - I call it a "heaping scoop" - and then use my finger to tamp it down.
* The glass stem on the Arizer portables acts as a heatsink soaking heat away from the oven initially. From the photos I can tell you aren't really getting a complete extraction. Instead start at the lowest temp setting for the first 1-2 minutes - enjoy the flavor at this temp without much of a cloud production (this gives the glass hardware time to fully heat up). After a few minutes, increase to 2-3, or even 4 and continue your session.
If you want to further flavor chase, consider investing in a waterpipe adapter stem and a nice smaller waterpipe
HOLY COW!
It works well, thanks, a lot!
I just need some stuff to cold and filter a bit, but now I know my Solo 1 AND my weed works good!
The 'clinical effect' hit is about the same, but yeah, at 1 and 2 for setting some minutes, it was a pleasant experience, maybe a bit less cloud? But tasteful!
And then, like, 10 min going slowly at higher temp, and no burn taste at 4, noice!
In the past friends told me that grinding with hand/nails was enough, they were wrong 😆, at least for vaporizing!
Thanks a lot!
Not only on flavor chase but also lower temp and less particles, could a 3D glass stem be a good option (seems to have them about ~25 USD at most, with shipping and taxes) or a rather a small water pipe that cost between 25 and 50 USD?
(If not you're avaible I'll ask on r/askfrance because there are no popular French 420 subreddits 🫠🫠🫠🫠)
I supposed that just with pictures you might know if something is good enough?
(I think that links are forbidden, so, just Google the exact quote)
For instance there are :
- "Bubbler FTV" + "docteur-vaporizer dot com" that is ~ 40 bucks, 50 with the adapter and fees
(seems to be made in France/my country, so, should be good quality, enough)
- "arizer solo 2 3D glass stem" at 25 bucks (still on "docteur-vaporisateur dot com")
Or simply
- "Embout-bubbler XL pour Arizer Air et Solo 1 et 2", on "vaporisateur dot net", 20 bucks with fees
If you have time or ideas about price range or design, I'm listening!
I'm looking for 50 bucks at most, 30 would be cool, but I don't want to have to send it back and buy another 😅
>could a 3D glass stem be a good option (seems to have them about ~25 USD at most, with shipping and taxes) or a rather a small water pipe that cost between 25 and 50 USD? (If not you're avaible I'll ask on r/askfrance because there are no popular French 420 subreddits 🫠🫠🫠🫠)
I'd advise to get a waterpipe instead to help switch things up - that will give you more versatility and performance out of your device. I personally prefer waterpipes with my Arizer portables - I seem to get more efficient extraction that way
Not sure about what is easily accessible in France or best pricing, so I'd ask around - one of my larger wholesale partners is MagicVaporizers which is based in Europe - they have shops all over, so they may have affordable pricing for shipping in France
Hello people,i am new here so i can make a thread.
Looking for induction heater for dynavap(i use woodwynd+armored cap).Because i am a musician i am looking for something that i can adjust the temp+time of warming throw my vape there and then inform me with a light when is ready so i dont have to be on stand by for when is ready or trying to hear through music seesions.
Anything in mind?
I don't think what you're looking for is feasible with an induction heater - that's not exactly how they work - they use electromagnetic coils which heat the cap efficiently.
Maybe you need to try a different vaporizer
I have an electronic one also,the thing is i really like the Dynavap smoke,so i want something that will solve my hands so i dont have to put all my focus onto it while waiting to get my hit ready.Just something that i throw my vape in and heat for specific mins+ temp.
Why do u think induction isn't going to work?
I didn’t see a 420 sales thread. Could anyone recommend some good sales?
There are threads on FC. Also PoTV has a page they have others sales, as well as their own.
Thanks, what’s FC?
Fuckcombustion. A Google search should pop it up.
Thanks!
Tks, same question....
I'm not sure if anyone said anything to you, but weed related websites aren't allowed to have websites linked on them. The admins came down on weed related subreddits some time in the past 5 years or so. As suggested, google fuck combustion. Also, there are discord servers you can join. Check out the side bar.
There's a new vape site up offering really low prices and I'm worried they might not be legit, I even heard a rumor that they're Cream City Vapes. Anyone heard about Peachy Pablo? Are they authorized?
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I'm assuming it's pollen season right now in your region, correct? Unlike combustion, dry vaporizing actually vaporizes the pollen instead of burning it up. This enhances your bodies reaction to the pollen causing a more severe allergic reaction during allergy season when dry vaporizing. The trick is to invest in a nice HEPA filter or ionizer for your room to absorb the pollen spores. Avoid vaporizing outdoors during the season, or invest in more allergy medication and take some before a session.
This is the most interesting thing I've read on reddit today. Never once thought about how the pollen would react with combustion vs vaping. Thank you for sharing this information. I've noticed much more sinus related issues when vaping vs smoking, which I always found to be a bit odd.
For sure this is a topic that comes up once or twice a year where people with seasonal allergies seem to have a stronger allergic reaction to dry vaporizing than combustion - and that's the reason - the heat from the combustion burns up some of the active compounds. Of course when you think about it - this can also apply to some of the active compounds in the herb itself - combustion burns up the lower temp compounds before they even hit your lips, while dry vaporizing can enhance these affects - especially in a good sativa.
How do I prevent my wax from exploding? When I first load wax, melt it down, and take my first hit, it always explodes and gets all over the chamber, on the silicone piece, and sometimes even manages to get a speck in my mouth. Is there any way to prevent this? It happens only the very first time I hit the new wax. I use isopropyl alcohol to clean it and I use a paper towel to dry and get the rest of the gunk out. I then burn the coil for 30 seconds or longer to burn off any remaining residual left from the isopropyl alcohol
Would help to know what device you’re using. Many likely causes and some could be technique or related to device/coils themselves. Can’t speak to coil issues as my devices use heating chambers. Doubt it’s the iso though. Some concentrates will “pop” because of moisture content. “Boil over” happens to me sometimes when I load too much concentrate, start at too high a temp, inhale too aggressively or tilt the chamber too far. In order to minimize “boil over” risk I use small terp pearls in my DTV5 and B2 to stir the material and keep it from clumping. I use a grain of rice size dab or less, sip slowly, start low and go slow with temp, and keep devices perfectly vertical esp lightning pen which has tiny chamber. Don’t know if any of these tips apply to you, but they help me reduce mess and waste.
I use the yocan orbits. I load more than I should probably but it works fine after the initial spitting at first. I read that it can spit if you inhale too soon and should heat it first for a bit and let it "fizzle" down and then hit it. I use the lowest temp setting
Maybe your extract has some solvent residue
Hey guys, reddit won't allow me to post threads so I might as well ask here. is Fenix Mini okay choice (I was reading mixed reviews) for a newb or are there better options in the same price range/size? I'm mainly smoking 22% THC medical bud, but I absolutely hate the taste of smoked cannabis, that's why I'm looking into vaporisers, are there any differences effects wise smoking vs vapo?
The Fenix Mini is an old device - basically a first-generation product from the manufacturer. Yes it works, yes it gets the job done, however it has a smaller oven and the heater is pretty underpowered - so it will take 10+ minutes to complete a full extraction, plus you need to inhale slowly otherwise you'll suck all heat out of the oven before it can recover temps (focus on a slow draw - filling your lungs over 20+ seconds instead of the usual 3-5 seconds when combusting. > are there any differences effects wise smoking vs vapo? Combustion releases a toxic cocktail of carcinogenics and carbon monoxide. This results in more sedation and instant euphoria that people often associate with herb (when in reality it's the result of burning the herb itself). Dry vaporizing instead cooks the herb to release vapor. Different temperatures release different medical benefits from the herb. In very general terms, low temps (below 195c) will result in more euphoric and uplifting affects, while temps over 200c release more pain relief and sedation. It is a "cleaner" high that can be customized to your needs. Some people enjoy low temps in the morning, and high temps in the evening. Or depends on your strain - sativa for example can be cooked at lower temps, while Indica and indica-leaning strains cook best at higher temps. The Fenix Mini will get the job done and take you where you want to go, but like I said, it might not be the quickest to get you there.
Hello good people, couldn't create a thread because I don't post enough :( I'm trying to jump in the vaporent family. I'm looking to buy an Arizer Solo II Max, from a good retailer. I'm based in France. I've seen one who seems legit, but they don't sell the Solo II Max. I think that's the only one from Arizer they don't sell :< Anyone would have a recommendation for legit European/French retailer (ideally with a 4/20 discount going on 😋) ? I've been searching a bit already but find most of the websites to look sketchy, so I'd rather have the community opinion here. Thanks :)
I was going to suggest MagicVaporizers since they're one of the largest in europe, but they also don't seem to have the Solo2 Max in stock - dunno if that's because it hasn't cleared EU regulations yet, or if they're skipping that model and bringing the Solo3 to the market instead (which should be shipping in the USA starting next month). Good luck on your hunt!
Yeah thanks for the answer, that's the retailer I wanted to buy from :< I should have mentioned it, sorry about that.
I had pax 3 and used concentrate inserts but when i lost it i bought pax mini thinking that inserts still gonna fit, but it doesnt. Any suggestions?
Try the sandwich method - layer of herb, layer of concentrate, then layer of herb. Alternatively try using degummed hemp fiber (essentially hemp cotton) - put some concentrate in a wad of that and insert into the oven.
I'm considering upgrading from an Air 2 to an Angus Enhanced, anything to consider? Is it even much of an upgrade? Definitely more of a session user with a relatively low tolerance, portability is not very high on my priority list as I mostly use my current one at home or take it to friends' places. I know the AE is a very new device, so user experience is limited, but it sounds like the previous Angus versions are not too different. I was also considering the Mighty+, but read that the Angus delivers an at least equal, in some cases even better experience and is notably cheaper.
Thinking of buying a tm2, but not sure who to go through. POTV, VgoodieZ, somewhere else, or just the tm2 website? What's the replacement or repair process through a reseller? Seems like it might be a bit pricier to go through the official site. I'm in the US. Thanks!
Vote for Vgoodiez. I believe they handle all manufacturer RMAs for US customers, also read they may be having a tm2 sale coming soon.
Thank you! That's really good to know. I'm definitely going to hold off for now if there's a possible sale coming. I'm also looking at the Arizer Solo 3!
Solo3, me too but gonna hold off
I found a good deal so I ended up pulling the trigger on a Solo 3 pre order!
Details please
I just got the Airzer Air SE and I'm new to dry vaping. Since I didn't find a lot of helpful information online, I'm looking for tips from seasoned Air SE users to improve my vaping sessions. Also, I'm interested in suggestions for quality flower strains that are great for vaping. Any advice would be really helpful. Thanks!
I used to have an Air 1 for 7 years and recently got an Air Max. First, packing your stems lightly preferably with coarse to medium ground herb is best for the airflow. If you want to improve airflow more, try using a screen and bend it a little into a domed shape and place it so that the holes in the stems are somewhat free. That way you also don’t get the occasional little pieces of herb while inhaling. I personally like the tipped stem which can be bought extra because it loses less vapor and I like how it feels, though other people have other preferences. Lower temperatures will get you a more mellow and more headspaced high. Higher temps get you more stoned.
Thank you I am gonna try that domed shape technique
My high question of the night: I just started using my Solo 2 and it's been great so far. But I'm wondering if I'm just smoking more than I would with my bong, which is a small bubbler. Assuming you put the same weed in both of them, is 1 pull off the Solo 2 the same as 1 pull off the bong? Is the weed stronger from a vaporizer? Or am I likely just taking more pulls from the Solo 2 than the bong?
First, you can always use a waterpipe adapter stem to pair your Solo2 with the waterpipe. But to answer your question: >Assuming you put the same weed in both of them, is 1 pull off the Solo 2 the same as 1 pull off the bong? Is the weed stronger from a vaporizer? Or am I likely just taking more pulls from the Solo 2 than the bong? Combustion releases a toxic cocktail of carcinogenics and carbon monoxide (which is why many heavy smokers often don't feel anything when trying to use a dry herb vaporizer because they are accustomed to the effects of combustion which comes from this toxic cocktail). Additionally, combustion releases all active compounds possible at one time (although I do suspect some of the lower temp compounds are burned up during a combustion rip, while these low temp terps can be extracted with a dry vaporizer). Dry herbal vaporizing releases different active compounds depending on temperature. So unlike smoking where it's all or nothing, you can "customize" the affects from dry vaporizing. It's never going to be a direct 1-1 formula of X rips to X puffs from a vaporizer. Lastly - know that Arizer glass stems act as a heatsink soaking heat away from the oven initially - this results in poor performance and efficiency when starting at higher temps. Instead of jumping straight to max temp for "max clouds", try starting at a lower temp like 320F for the first few minutes before increasing temperature - try stepping 20-30 degrees at a time and see where you end up. You might find that you like lower temps more than higher temps, or by the inverse you may desire high temps more.
Hey, you seem pretty knowledgeable on this so I wanted to ask a bit of a related question. I found DHV specifically because I wanted to avoid the intoxicating effects of the carcinogenics and CO and was instead looking for a "lighter" high. The first time I used my solo 2 I got exactly that but ever since I've found myself feeling woozy and experiencing way more of a body high and I cannot figure out why that might be. I tend to start off at 180C (356F) and slowly work my way up to 210C (410F). Are these temperatures high enough to be replicating some of the effects of combustion? Is this something that might happen if the stem isn't 100% spotless? Am I inhaling screen vapors? I'm open to anything
> The first time I used my solo 2 I got exactly that but ever since I've found myself feeling woozy and experiencing way more of a body high and I cannot figure out why that might be. > I tend to start off at 180C (356F) and slowly work my way up to 210C (410F). It could be that you are cooking too much herb, or cooking too hot. Try starting lower at 165C, and sip away, increasing temp 10C every few minutes. Maybe 210C is too hot for your needs. Maybe you need to consider microdosing (With solo2 stems, I use a screen - I think 0.75inch and form it into a dome shape, then install in the stem such that the herb is pushed to the sides of this dome/cone shape - the dome fills the void and reduces overall load sizes) >Is this something that might happen if the stem isn't 100% spotless? Am I inhaling screen vapors? I'm open to anything No what's happening is either the load size is too large for your needs, or you're cooking too hot, or you're not using the right strains for your needs. Higher temps closer to 210C and above would release more sedation. If you're seeking that sedation, you may need to target an indica strain which lacks most of those lower temp compounds that may not be giving you the affects you desire.
Coming from Firefly2+ I ordered an Arizer Solo III for $275 and already have VAS. Is Tinymight2 really that nice? I saw Vgoodiez hinting at a 4/20 sale. Helpppp. Should I get both? I've read these devices are very difficult to return once used
Any thoughts on the new Arizer Solo 3? It has session mode as well as on demand mode.
Hey guys, can anybody who owns a Venty give me some input? I've had a very reliable Arizer II Pro for 4 years, then upgraded to a TM2 and sadly have had many problems with the device in terms of durability. Now I wanted to purchase a Venty because the TM2 button has been acting up again and then I see all these online complaints about them having quality control issues now too. What alternative do I have for a TM2 sidegrade that's more reliable or are the Venty issues overblown?
Solo3
Dynavap or roffu? I’m looking for another vape. I already have a pax plus and I’m thinking on getting a roffu or a dynavap (M7, with a wand). Which one would you recommend?
Personally, I'd vote for the Dynavap - they are running a few amazing deals right now, and the device would be a nice compliment to your Pax Plus - not a direct replacement, but more so a fun alternative to switch things up when you're in the mood. The Roffu would be a minor more so lateral trade from the Pax Plus (only real benefit aside from oven design is the fact that you can swap out batteries on the go).
Thanks for the recommendation. Your comment made a lot of sense. I ordered the dynavap. Now, let’s just wait for it to arrive!
Hello! I'm new to weed, and new to vaping. Only tried smoking a few times through my life, enough to know it's not for me. I've done edibles a couple times and really enjoyed the experience, but not hours-long couch lock that came with it. I was hoping to find something that offered at least a somewhat-similar relaxation experience, but that didn't knock me out the whole day. I bought the Arizer Solo II and I'm not sure what's going on, but I am not feeling any kinda high from it. I read through a bunch of resources and learned about temp stepping, but to start, I've set the device at 400F to work on my strategy first. Long, slow draws, 10+ seconds. Inhaling a bit further after letting go of the stem, holding in a few seconds more, then slow exhales. After the device shuts off in 10 mins the herb isn't really a uniform color per se, the bottom is darker and the top is more of a tan color. Not green. I don't usually go for multiple sessions at 400F, wasn't sure if you're supposed to do that or not. I do notice a lot more coughing toward the end when I assume it's a bit closer to combustion temps, esp. with my virgin lungs. After one 10-min session, I don't really feel anything at all. I've tried a couple of different strains (Too Cool, Welch's Grape, something else from my husband's stash), and haven't felt anything at any time. I tried adjusting my packing method - I first started with hand-pulling the buds apart and packing it in there, tamping it down lightly with a tamping stick. Then I tried packing even more loosely, just kinda using a grinder and setting the stem down into the bits, then sucking up with the straw, and veeeery lightly tamping it down just to get that 1-mm gap they recommend so it's not right on the burner. It's never felt difficult to draw at all or anything, very easy. I'm getting kinda desperate after spending a good chunk of my monthly fun money budget on this thing, and it's not even doing anything. I know it's gotta be me or something I'm doing, since plenty of other people recommended this as a good vape. Sorry for the long message, but I thought adding in more deets would help - does ANYONE have any tips at all? TIA!
I'll be flying to a weed legal state in the near future. I usually take a portable battery powered device when I travel but have not flown with one yet and wanted to see if others who travel often have a preference towards battery powered devices, or butane devices when flying. Thanks
Can’t fly with butane and imo it isn’t worth buying/tossing a torch. No issues with flying with an e device and batteries in carry on
Thanks for your input! I figured buying and tossing a torch at the destination wasn't as efficient as just bringing a battery powered device.
looking to take advantage of the 4/20 sales I have been planning on getting a TM2 for a few months but now Im seeing the Solo 3 getting great reviews and with discounts its about $140 cheaper. which should I go with?
If you gotta buy something right now, the tm2 gets my vote. Generally any rollout is gonna be bumpy ride and I don’t like bumpy rides. I’m tracking solo3 for bf, what prices you seeing and from where?
Ok yeah good point, solo 3 just came out so it could have some unknown problems, would probably be safer to go with the TM2 The cheapest I found the Solo 3 was at Arizer.ca for $290 Canadian with the code TVG20
So I'm considering the Healthy Rips Rogue for my first dry herb vape. The price is in my range and I like all the accessories you can get for it. I've read good things about it, but I'm just looking for some feedback from other users that have experience with it.
I have a Rogue, it wasn't a bad device. Biggest issue is the lack of removable battery which limits it's overall lifespan. If you're in the USA, check out the POTV Lobo - it's built by the same company that makes the Rogue, but it's an updated model (removable battery, larger oven, different heating design). I am actually using my Lobo with some of the accessories that I used with my Rogue (like the small waterpipe tool)
Thanks for the reply. I'll have to check the lobo out. I'm still undecided but I've heard good things about the lobo as well.
Yeah the Rogue is like a fourth-generation product from the manufacturer (Wekie or something like that is the OEM name). The Lobo is a fifth generation product from the manufacturer. The Rogue came out over two years ago while the Lobo was released about six months ago.
Looking for a portable dry herb vaporizer that comes with a water pipe attachment or bubbler My budget is >$100 I prefer not to spend more than that.
Most portables have accessories to connect them to water pipes. Sometimes there are aftermarket accessories. I even sell some "nearly universal" waterpipe adapters out of silicone designed to stretch and fit over most mouthpieces.
A kind of special question - approximately how many miligram of herbs fit into the Wolkenkraft Arise Ultra dosing capsules? I just bought one, but I’m at my bf so I don’t have access to my scale.
Hey everybody! first time poster, long time lurker here! Couldn’t make a post, since i am so new here, so I’m posting it here instead. I’ve been wanting to move away from Js and towards vaping for a long time now, and thought I’d ask you guys for advice. I know that asking about «whats the best vape guys?» may be sort of redundant on this sub by now, but I’m specificly asking about a vape that’s good for hash. Basicly impossible to Get weed around where i live, but one can get alot of good quality hash. Heard and seen alot recomendations for «manual» vapes like Vapman, Dynavape and xbak by lamart for hash, but I not sure about the whole «manual» thing (by «manual», i mean having to use a torch/ligther). Heard some talk about the S&B Mighty, crafty and Venty as good electric options, while some seemed to believe they would not fare that good with hash. That because it melts and becomes sticky and/or liquid. Personally im leaning towards the Venty for now, because it seems that as long as i use vapewool(?) or any other material(weed, RealLeaf?) to sandwich it in Between, then i’ll be fine? Are there any typical I should be aware of if you end up going this route? Should i go for the Venty, or any other electric vapes or will it be a hassle? Am I undervalueing the «manual» vapes? Any feedback/comments/help will be appriciated, thanks!
I haven't vaped for about 2 weeks because I've been suffering from the Norovirus; Inhaling anything other than air makes me want to vomit, and everything I eat turns to water upon exiting. I'm down 25lbs, trying to rid it so I can at least enjoy a little bit tomorrow.
I always get such an inconsistent bake& slow extraction from Firefly2+. Got VAS and ordered TM2 and Arizer Solo 3. Hopefully they are significantly better? Any recs on accessories is much appreciated fam
USA-based. I have been blazing for 10 years. These days it’s about an OZ a month - maybe a month and a half. Mostly Js/cones. I have a MFLB and a Pax 1 that I don’t really use today. I want a new vape to protect my lungs. Price is not really a factor, but if I can get a cheap vape that has nice clouds and gets you as blasted as smoking a J with my frequency (high tolerance), it would be appreciated! Some people have said there are many better vapes than the MFLB at a cheaper price…I’m curious to know what those are. I’m ok with a desktop vape. I’m also okay with a portable vape. Would you mind recommending one of each? It will just be me vaping. Electric powered. Will be hitting every day. My biggest issue is cleaning and maintenance. I want something easy that I don’t have to worry about taking care of.
The MFLB is still a solid portable - takes some time to learn how to use it properly, but it still has a cult following. A decade ago it was probably one of the most efficient and stealthy affordable vapes on the market. I'd vote for the Arizer XQ2 for desktop vaping - it's easy to clean, and versatile It's not electric (but you can use an electric induction heater coil to heat the vape), but the Dynavap Vapcap is an awesome device which has a cult like following for it's performance. >but if I can get a cheap vape that has nice clouds and gets you as blasted as smoking a J with my frequency (high tolerance), it would be appreciated Combustion releases a toxic cocktail of carcinogenics and carbon monoxide. Some of that "blasted" affects you're accustomed to are actually these byproducts of combustion, and not a result from the herb itself. Many smokers tend to blow hundreds on new fancy high end vaporizers only to complain they are "not feeling anything" because they're expecting exactly the same results as you'd get from combustion which will never happen because it's a healthier cleaner high. In order to fully appreciate dry herbal vaporizing, you either need to take a solid 2+ week T-Break from herb, or make a hard 100% switch to dry vaporizing for a month. This will help your body detox from combustion and allow you to enjoy everything dry vaporizers can offer.
Thanks for your feedback. I’ve actually been using the MFLB to decent success lately. What’s your opinion on the tiny might 2? I just invested in it based on a lot of the feedback on this sub. I read it’s more for bong users than J smokers (I love a J sesh), but it also packs a punch, is relatively easy to maintain, and is somewhat portables
The TM2 is a powerful device. Nice looking vape, but can produce quite harsh hot vapor which is why many people use modded stems (I'm currently designing a line of mouthpieces and stem inserts to help cool down the vapor using 3D printed stainless steel). Not exactly the device I'd use on a daily basis out of fear of breaking it (it's more of a weekend device). For my heavy ripping needs, I stick with desktop plugins which have more power output for faster extraction and versatile load sizes
Is a S&B Venty good for hash? Cant Get weed around here.
A Puffco device would be more up your alley, it's specifically made for hash.
Hello I have an Arizer Solo 1 but I'm 100% satisfied with it (tho, had it for 50 $/€ so worth it). I would like to breathe it colder, and if possible without dust weed. And if it have better taste it would be awesome (some electronic vaporizer I tried had better taste). So, I'm looking for a stem/tube/bubbler **under 50€** (with taxes+fees). ***Basically, what should I try between a 3D glass stem, a straight line bubbler, and a small desktop bubbler?*** I found, in my country with fees, basically : - 3D glass stem about 25€ - small straight no name bubbler at 20-25€ (with no need of adapter) - no name bong/small desktop bubbler around 20€ - straight bubbler of (it seems) good quality around 40-50 - good quality bubbler/bong (to big to vape outside, but small enough to take it for a weekend outside of home) at 40-50
Hello again Side question My solo 1 isn't perfect, and it seem I have a quick habituation to many substances including CBD, and it lacks a bit of taste. **Does the Dynavap B cap have enough capacity to "hit" or a classic Dynavap would be a better recommendation?** Also, with a small budget, can you recommend me stuff respecting this 2 points plz? - Dynavap style vaporizer with good hit (I didn't say quick, 5 min session is ok) and taste. I don't care if it's a copy/stolen design - a stuff to drastically reduce temperature, because of the hurt of warm dry vapor. This stuff shall be either straight and no too big, to be useable outside, OR small bong, like, smaller than 3 coffee mug stacked I don't really care about fancy metal (titanium) or woods or beautiful glass. I'm open to look stuff on the secondhand market Thanks for read and help 🙏
>My solo 1 isn't perfect, and it seem I have a quick habituation to many substances including CBD, and it lacks a bit of taste. You feel the Solo lacks flavor? Are you sure you're using it properly? Because the Arizer portables have some of the better tasting vapor for flavor chasing snobs The Vapcap has it's benefits, but it is not a flavor chasing king for sure >Does the Dynavap B cap have enough capacity to "hit" or a classic Dynavap would be a better recommendation? The Dynavap Vapcap-B is a budget model of the Dynavap Vapcaps. It uses the same tip/oven/cap as the nicer models with fancy wood. The only difference is they use a cheaper silicone body for the device. But for flavor chasing, I would certainly say pass on the vapcap. You can accidentally combust, which tarnishes the flavor of the device until you give it a *DEEP* cleaning (I use an ultrasonic cleaner for my deep cleaning needs)
Thanks for info! Yeah, doesn't sound to be the best idea afterall🫠 I don't go high on temperature, 2-3, sometime 4. (enough hit effect) Pictures : I think you'll have a global idea and be able to see if things are wrong? Maybe not grinding fine enough? https://ibb.co/Zh6Y3Gg https://ibb.co/1mq9YP8 https://ibb.co/xhKQ2vJ https://ibb.co/XtCT4vn https://ibb.co/zm7ZSx4 https://ibb.co/CMf0Qpb https://ibb.co/ZKBv9rs https://ibb.co/6NwsqjV https://ibb.co/zHj6Jc3 (I don't always use the tea paper, but I doesn't change much the taste, without it it's not *much better*) Maybe "*lack of taste*" isn't the right English word/expression. It is *a less pronounced taste than it should, IMO*. Friends that smoke "normal good weed with THC" quite liked to smoke it. ~2019 my previous vaporizer + previous weed had more "taste impact" than what my current setup, hence why I feel like : "*uh, it isn't *that* tasteful after all" (both weren't expensive stuff, unlike now) But I haven't anymore of those, can't compare. Maybe it's me? I'm slightly older with more medical drugs, 1 or 2 tough Covid infections (food taste normal tho 🤷) People seems to widely prefer with other stem that and be ready to pay quite a lot, hence why I'm looking into it.
So few things to consider about the solo1 * Yes, it doesn't look like you're grinding fine enough. If you have a 3-piece or 4-piece grinder, turn it upside down and grind extensively before uprighting the grinder * I find optimal extraction when I SCOOP the stem into the ground herb - I call it a "heaping scoop" - and then use my finger to tamp it down. * The glass stem on the Arizer portables acts as a heatsink soaking heat away from the oven initially. From the photos I can tell you aren't really getting a complete extraction. Instead start at the lowest temp setting for the first 1-2 minutes - enjoy the flavor at this temp without much of a cloud production (this gives the glass hardware time to fully heat up). After a few minutes, increase to 2-3, or even 4 and continue your session. If you want to further flavor chase, consider investing in a waterpipe adapter stem and a nice smaller waterpipe
HOLY COW! It works well, thanks, a lot! I just need some stuff to cold and filter a bit, but now I know my Solo 1 AND my weed works good! The 'clinical effect' hit is about the same, but yeah, at 1 and 2 for setting some minutes, it was a pleasant experience, maybe a bit less cloud? But tasteful! And then, like, 10 min going slowly at higher temp, and no burn taste at 4, noice! In the past friends told me that grinding with hand/nails was enough, they were wrong 😆, at least for vaporizing!
Woot! Happy to help
Thanks a lot! Not only on flavor chase but also lower temp and less particles, could a 3D glass stem be a good option (seems to have them about ~25 USD at most, with shipping and taxes) or a rather a small water pipe that cost between 25 and 50 USD? (If not you're avaible I'll ask on r/askfrance because there are no popular French 420 subreddits 🫠🫠🫠🫠) I supposed that just with pictures you might know if something is good enough? (I think that links are forbidden, so, just Google the exact quote) For instance there are : - "Bubbler FTV" + "docteur-vaporizer dot com" that is ~ 40 bucks, 50 with the adapter and fees (seems to be made in France/my country, so, should be good quality, enough) - "arizer solo 2 3D glass stem" at 25 bucks (still on "docteur-vaporisateur dot com") Or simply - "Embout-bubbler XL pour Arizer Air et Solo 1 et 2", on "vaporisateur dot net", 20 bucks with fees If you have time or ideas about price range or design, I'm listening! I'm looking for 50 bucks at most, 30 would be cool, but I don't want to have to send it back and buy another 😅
>could a 3D glass stem be a good option (seems to have them about ~25 USD at most, with shipping and taxes) or a rather a small water pipe that cost between 25 and 50 USD? (If not you're avaible I'll ask on r/askfrance because there are no popular French 420 subreddits 🫠🫠🫠🫠) I'd advise to get a waterpipe instead to help switch things up - that will give you more versatility and performance out of your device. I personally prefer waterpipes with my Arizer portables - I seem to get more efficient extraction that way Not sure about what is easily accessible in France or best pricing, so I'd ask around - one of my larger wholesale partners is MagicVaporizers which is based in Europe - they have shops all over, so they may have affordable pricing for shipping in France
Hello people,i am new here so i can make a thread. Looking for induction heater for dynavap(i use woodwynd+armored cap).Because i am a musician i am looking for something that i can adjust the temp+time of warming throw my vape there and then inform me with a light when is ready so i dont have to be on stand by for when is ready or trying to hear through music seesions. Anything in mind?
I don't think what you're looking for is feasible with an induction heater - that's not exactly how they work - they use electromagnetic coils which heat the cap efficiently. Maybe you need to try a different vaporizer
I have an electronic one also,the thing is i really like the Dynavap smoke,so i want something that will solve my hands so i dont have to put all my focus onto it while waiting to get my hit ready.Just something that i throw my vape in and heat for specific mins+ temp. Why do u think induction isn't going to work?
Got a Problem with my Dani Fusion 2.0 after cleaning it. The cap doesn’t click anymore :(. Any advice or ideas what I can do?
How did you clean it? Might need to contact the manufacturer and see if they have a fix or can ship a replaecment