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I have had a Yocan Uni Pro for several months at least (can't remember exactly), and I have been very happy with it. I see that people like the Kodo Pro, but every battery I've ever had with the cartridge completely outside of the body of the battery like that has been damaged in my pocket at...

When I first adopted this dog into my family over a year ago I named her Summit because I'd just moved to Oregon, and I planned for her to be my hiking partner. Now, she's most certainly become that. Her happiest times seem to be when she's out on the mountain trails with me and family/friends...

But I don't feel the need to! It works great already :shrug:

I'm still intrigued. I've never owned a S&B vape, but I do understand that the Volcano and the Mighty are OGs in the market that have always held good reputations. So I'm definitely curious about a newer, more compact model.

I feel so out of touch with reality because I still don't own a ball vape and that's all anyone talks about anymore. But damnit, my Vrod still keeps me happy!!!!

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Hoping to see the eclipse...but it's supposed to be cloudy here. Still, I plan to get up early to try.

2013 iMac here. My first Mac was a 2009 iMac, like I believe Vitolo just replaced.

I game on consoles mostly, and not nearly as much on my computer (I do have a bit of a steam library that I occasionally dive into though). SO, for everything else I use my computer for I've been pretty happy using Macs and iPhones for the last fifteen years or so.

Good to hear you got things going again. But yeah, that's why I love this vape, as well as my Nomad I. They are built so mechanically simple that there really isn't any prt that should fail unless you physically damage it. It's a solidly built tool that should last more than a lifetime unless...

I now the feeling for sure!

Maybe that the vape would encourage them to smile more :shrug:

Yeah, anything wood or metal or stone (or even plastic, because you're not tamping down on a hot surface) with a round flat end of about the right size will work for a tamper till you can find one you like. As far as a scoop goes, before I could afford a better one I bought these off Amazon for...

You said that this coil the first to use this combination of materials. Would you care to share any details concerning how or in what way it's better, and why these materials cause those improvements?