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Under 2 minutes, but that's what's advertised. Max says his takes longer than his DBV. Since you have difficulty answering the question in a way that's helpful, let me restructure the question to get the opinion I'm seeking: you could only keep one of those vaporizers til the end of time and...

"A better experience" isn't necessarily vague. What would typically be considered a better vaporizing experience is characterized by... - Faster heat up time - Convenience of packing/stirring bowl - Efficiency (amount of vapor extracted per amount of bud) - Ability to choose temperature - Draw...

Currently, I have Da Buddah Vaporizer. I like it but I've had it for a long time and I know there are better vaporizers out there now for the money. I've been looking at the EpicVape and it looks ideal. It's claiming to be efficient, has glass airway, heats up fast, and is pretty much at the...

This might be a forbidden bump - and if that's the case, I apologize and I can create a new thread. But I'm really curious... Anyone ever worry about side-health effects about using this? I used my DBV oil kit for months - eventually the taste got pretty bad, due to the nail. I'm worried...

Tolerance is very relative. Compared to most people, my tolerance is high. I go through ~1.2g of weed per day (or the hash equivalent). I know people though who can go through 4g in a day, so compared to them, I'd say my tolerance is low.

One thing that always helped me was backing the lighter off a bit after achieving the 'red dot'. It's always been very easy to over heat it for me and combust it when maintaining the red dot but if you aim for the temperature slightly beneath that it's a lot easier. I'm not sure if that made...

Unfortunately I'm broke :p When I'm less broke maybe I'll pick up the latest head with a glass attachment. I originally got it with the intention of portability.

Well my time using the Lotus has come to an end. It was a great run. My next foray into portable vaporizer will probably be electric, but I'm still going to recommend the Lotus everyone for its durability alone. I think my main mistake was not picking up the adapter so I could use it with water...

Hello everyone, looking to sell my Lotus Vaporizer (v2), have had it for a little over a year but only gotten a few hours of use out of it since I've had it, so I've decided to sell it. It's in decent condition, except you should note there's a slight burn mark on the wooden cap (as documented...

This topic is about weed but doesn't directly pertain to vaporization so I posted it here. If it belongs anywhere else, feel free to move it. So, as the topic's asking - have you ever suspected a dispensary is lying about the quality of their product? I've been frequenting a popular dispensary...

Feels like I've had my Lotus for nearly a year now. Thought I'd pop by and give a brief review of my usage with the Lotus v2, traditional pipe setup, no adapters. The Good - Insanely durable. This thing can take a beating. It's nice to have a device where you don't have to worry about breaking...

You guys are p. cool, wish my dad vaped lol. Instead I get to see him hit this charmer every day...

I've given them multiple opportunities to provide satisfaction - I shouldn't have to create a really awkward phone situation out of it. They could just do the same thing and say they'll send it but not actually send it. As for my resolution I'll take Hillary Clinton's advice and do a chargeback...

Sorry if this is in the wrong section. 7th Floor sells a lot of vaporizer gear so I thought it might be better placed here than in the off-topic (because this relates to vaporization). This isn't a huge deal, but it's a bit bothersome. I ordered 3 picks for Da Buddah (one for my brother, one...

Since I opened this thread, I'm beginning to see more and more attention brought to vaporizing. I'm seeing a lot more shops dedicated to vaporization, advertisements related to vaporization, e-Cig's raising in popularity, etc. I've met more people since this thread's start as well... and for...

That's a very vague answer. I'm aware that to a certain degree - inhaling anything that's not pure air can be bad for you. The thing is, I don't really care about other contaminants. Those other contaminants aren't necessarily carcinogenic. What I'm discussing is very specific, carcinogenic...

Why do you doubt that? Because someone convinced you to spend a lot more money on your nail? My nail isn't oxidized in the least, I have a relatively new HE V3 Nail. I'm just using some rational logic to weed out the advertising fluff from the facts. For all I know, everyone could be afraid of...

Sorry, I was being vague, I'm referring to the white oxidation layer that builds up on TI Nails after use - and when scraped off is what I've seen referred to as oxide dust. People replace and maintain their Ti nail to avoid this oxide layer because if inhaled, causes more potential for cancer.

Maybe this is a dumb question but I was just curious. Does something have to soluble to be captured by water? I'd assume water can capture things that don't dissolve into the water, so wouldn't oxide dust be captured by the water as well? Thanks

Interesting, thank you. I tried looking this up online and couldn't find much discussion on it, likely because I was searching up the wrong term for the technique. Perhaps people do this commonly and I'm not aware, but I've never seen anyone else do it personally. I feel much better doing it...