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Since this whole thing began, different Vaporizer professionals have stepped up to the plate, with assistance to support what we have been doing. This sure has made things better for patients. Today I have some interesting news to share that will help us even more. Haze Vaporizers has decided to...

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Not sure if this is a question or statement. If a statement.. well yes.. it is so far the "end". If a question, ... well.... HELL no.. The Vapor Brothers are never satisfied to leave well enough alone. Th VB2 is here for public use, true... but Vaporbrothers spends much time elbows deep in a...

Me too... but what you can do is create a "filter", that will assign mail from FC to a specific label, and from there you will see it in your inbox. When you create a filter your system will guide you through the questions. My Filter set up: Matches: from noreply@fuckcombustion.com) Do this...

Yes the element can be tweeked slightly upward or downward. The "throat hole" (the air inlet) may have a different diameter also. Some experimentation is definitely in order. I wish I was there to help.

@TNT_error The eagle has landed. An Indica, and a Vapormax, and as it happens the indica found a home within a day of it's arrival. A patient that I saw for the first time last week, got an Indica. Today she brought her mother, another cardholding patient, and the mom had no questions. She knew...

I will be totally honest. The longer one looks better. It has a flatter seal around the base. There is a chance you may be focused too much on it sticking out slightly farther... as that does not affect heatup time in any way. The only issue that would affect heatup would be if the new HC were...

Stirring is a task that goes along with every vaporizer (even the ones that claim "no stirring"). Even a toothpick works! I use a wine cork with a stir tool needle

I prefer the translucent whip. It seems to get sticky less readily than the white.

Sounds phenomenal. Keep up the good work!

Not so much cheaper, as bonus batteries. Batteries unused... forgotten, that happen to fit the bill, and seem to hold a charge as long as new glyphs. OF ... you da man. Always got a brotha's back!

not normal fan sound.

I bought 4 batteries for my wife's Canon Camera. They came with a charger, and all was fine. http://www.eastcoastphoto.com/nav/itempage.asp?itemid=105052&catid=&hid= was where I got them… they sold the 4 without a charger as well. After 2 years, I was given a good deal on some new batteries for...

I must retract one part of the comment above. A conversation with the creator has verified that the lights can NOT be dimmed.... ...However, they can be shut off and left dark.

You are in the right thread. Since you are here in this thread (SSV thread)..... Measure for measure, The SSV (I use hand held wand with standard HC) can not be beaten for it's ability to do the job, and do it right..... with the versatility to go from tiny loads to large. It will help you get...

I use Iso. I never meant to imply that it was an issue or troublesome.

I can't miss them... I still have them. I did not know they went anywhere! :shrug:

It does not so much stain the ground glass, as it leaves a pinkish hue where glass is unfinished... such as in the cuts or slits of a downstem. That is where I noticed some pink ghosts!