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No I mean tracking, sorry. Also, I thought he said all preorders were shipped?

So, I'll assume shipping info wasn't sent out for preorders?

Not to derail the thread but I couldn't let this go..... The Herbalizer has a whip option as well. Carry on.....

Another dead unit?

@Florence 1 amp. 2 preferred, I believe. But I would wait for official word from @underdog or @underdogette

I've been using almost the same setup since I got the unit except I use an ELB Cap. Works great!

FUCKING FANTASTIC! I'm bristling with excitement!:love::love::razz:

Could be some kind of reaction between the oil and the copper? I've had one of my cups turn a greenish blue. I forget which oil did it though.

I might be?!

Everyone is different. I do get visible vapor as low as 350. Whispy but it's there. Especially once the load is heat soaked. Not sure what I use in a typical day? 0.5 g maybe?

Faulty mini? PM @underdogette . They'll help you out!

I use mine in the 320-350 F range during the day. For me, it's an energetic heady high and I revape what I used during the day, at night. My night time range is 420-445 F. I am a lightweight tolerance wise. Always have been. Suppose I'm lucky.

Early in the thread people were reporting that using the aroma pad tucked into the slot that is intended for aromatherapy function would then cause the taste to be effected when using it for your herb. Also, I bought mine second hand and the original owner had used some sort of mint essential...

@Up_In_Vapor I would skip the aromatherapy function, personally. I think it's been reported to effect the taste of the herb.

I go up to 445F on my Herbie. No combustion.

Message Dan and he can put you on the list.

Congrats @DieHard ! I wish you many years of happiness! :clap::cheers:

I don't believe mine buzzes when off and plugged in, unless it's a fairly quiet buzz.

HOLY TYPOS! :lol:

The funnel looking part could be their top secret heat absorption material? Wasn't that mentioned at some point? Maybe not. Back into the ether I go. :ninja: