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I would not recommend using ISO on the mouthpiece, I think that what may have resulted in mine melting by weakening the plastic (I soaked the mouthpiece in ISO 91% for 3-5 mins and noticed the orange painted arrows and "HOT" signs either faded or rubbed off completely), I am not positive that...

Did you notice any foreign vapors? Or has the mouthpiece began to melt? You can see foreign vapors @ 5:27 There is more info on the testing in the video description on youtube Here was my testing

Well the unit I had was sent back and will be reaching Vaporfection on the 5th of October, So they should be able to evaluate it and tell what went wrong with it, But I don't care how long it takes just so long a the unit works as advertised and I'm not inhaling plastic.

I got a reply that said when they get the units in their warehouse they will be shipping them, hopefully that was today.

Hopefully I get mine soon to, I currently don't have a working vape at all and I refuse to smoke. I really hope the mivape replacement I get doesn't melt the mouth piece, get over 500F or burn the material. I don't want to go through the trouble of returning it and having to look for another...

As I said before I could have had a faulty unit, and will know for sure once I get the replacement, but by that time many other people should have one to evaluate for themselves and we can get a real picture of the issues if any be found.

the mouthpiece never touches the seal i dont think. Im not sure how comfortable i feel about it either, i did try it with the cup in and I still got those foreign vapors at temps 290 and above.

What about the melting mouth peice? Could it have been from how I tested it without the glass cup inserted?

It likely melted during the way I was testing it, Which involved blowing air through the intake vents, but considering that cooled the air down it still would have likely melted during normal use because it Simply just gets too hot.

It gets pretty hot to hold as it is once its used for about 6 mins. The temp near the heating elemnt gets to around 190F so its best not to hold it at the back of the unit.

I am still not giving up as I hope it was an isolated case.

I hope it is just a bad unit. I will test the replacement and if it isn't up to par, I'll have no other choice but to look for something else. Which is unfortunate because reading over the patent, the idea is unique and seems like it should be an amazing vaporizing experience, however I am not...

I can't prove absolutely that the vapor is coming from plastic, but I know for a fact that the plastic has melted. Because Yes there is visible damage. And I didn't have the unit long enough to become familiar enough with it, before the accidental brush the melting nylon, but even if that...

Im kinda frustrated that the mouthpiece has melted, knowing I was inhaling plastic is concerning. The patent states the unit should not get over 500F yet it does. What is going on? Why is it he magic flight launch box didn't burn herbs... or the pax2? there was no melted plastic? what is going on?

Here is some testing I have done... Things to note: The first test was testing the temp inside the unit after being on for 4 mins and reaching desired temp of 290F. The IR thermometer reached over 513F. The second test attempted to simulate air being drawn through the intake vent in an...

Yes I will be getting a replacement unit. To try and rule out some issues I was having. I'm not going to give up just yet...

I experienced the same thing with the ISO, Dan recommended not to use ISO for the mouth piece, and to use something like 420 solution or just soap and water.

Well it is in fact convection. But the way it is designed it doesn't do well just left sitting, if you just leave it sitting for too long you will get burning on the bottom of the quartz cup. I don't think the 360F temp is the actual temp inside the unit but it's a relative temp the unit tries...

I wouldn't leave it sitting at 360F for more than 2 mins.

What do mean too much conduction?