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Clearly there are a lot of defective or otherwise unsatisfactory units out there. Looking at a few other threads (not all of them) it seems that there's more outright anger here than even iolite had back in the days when their stems were melting. The NO2 has more serious problems. For those...

That little $10 Mix n Ball does a good job on dried material. I'm sorry I ever said a disparaging word against it :(

Exactly. I see you posting here frequently and what dealer wouldn't?

I re-read my post. Moist material doesn't work well. However I just tried re-grinding some dryer stuff in my SC. The little balldid the trick! I was completely wrong. I store in glass under vacuum so its convenient to grind a fair amount at a time. So the two grinders can work together for me.

Personal preference as you say. I was excited to order the little MixN Ball but it accomodates such a small amount I found it not usable. The small amount I did try was packed and needed a toothpick to get it out. If the organic material is very dry this may not be a problem, but mine is jar...

Anodizing protects us from aluminum oxide. Also increases the durability of aluminum. THis is why anodized aluminum is used in cookware. I bought a mix n ball 2 piece, and I am completely unimpressed. I have a 4 piece Space Case and love it. I'd like a finer grind, but have not found the...

$500? Whew! I have to scratch the cube from my "I want one" list

skwat you missed the point. I didn't say manufacturers necessarily participate in forums. I said they are aware of and monitor them. No question.

Extraordinarily silly statement. There are hundreds if not thousands of registered members in this forum and a few others. All focused exclusively and specifically on vaprization topics. For every registered member there are a hundred that simply read and don't register. All of these people are...

A smaller, shorter stubby brush would suffice. Seems like there's room.

I wish there was a way to drill a hole in the unit to insert that brush or something like it

lwien, I agree. Ignoring a notable forum used by people to make purchasing decisions is bad business. So you have to wonder why they're aren't openly presenting themselves. I refuse to believe that they are unaware of this forum. So they choose to not engage. Engage openly, that is. I'm sure...

Thanks again for clearly demonstrating that you care

That's the only part of your post that's worth reading. The NO2 in general is clearly poorly crafted with equally poor selection of materials. If you have a unit that you're happy with, wonderful. I'm happy for you. Mine is junk

I am prone to anxiety also and find that the psychoactive compounds that are released at the lower temps I enjoy more. Higher temp vaping and full combustion are not what I look for. Vaping that allows for a control over the process like a temp-controlled vape or the MFLB is what I use...

Is the Colibri an approved Butane? Sounds like a poor quality Butane problem to me

Another vote for the mason jars and the Pump-N-Seal. I have over 2 year old product stored this way. Kept in the cool dark after curing to below 60% moisture. I have small humidity meters in each jar to watch. The cure is extraordinary.

Glad you like your unit, vegasman. I think the bigger issue is with all of the documented great vapes out there, why would anyone knowingly buy a unit that has such a high rate of duds? I understand that you bought without much research, and you lucked out. Great. If someone is planning and...

I have to say that the increased power of the P2700s really upped my game. My organic material tends to be on the moister side so the added juice gets me down to business faster and requiyou can inhale faster / easier. Quite a difference. I have 4 silver bullets in the charger. I just grab a...

Should I not expect 2700 mah charge on the P2700s?