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I'm sooo sorry, Vicki. Feel better, k? :(

Off topic again, but I can't help it. I don't even own a Solo, let alone love it. When someone states an opinion based upon hundreds of other opinions or even just their own, that has nothing to do with being "touchy". It has everything to do with offering up another perspective.

Just for the record, this is the very first time that I have EVER heard that the Solo resembles a science project or that it smells more than the PAX.

For me, that is far from a small amount. ;)

Well, no vape is perfect. They all have some downsides, but if I had to pick a downside to the LSV, the ONLY downside that I can think of is the thick and stiff AC cord that is a bit unwieldy. Other than that, I cannot think of anything else that I dislike about it, and in regards to that...

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GREAT list of vapes there. You would be happy with any of them, but if it were me, here's how I would choose from that list. If I wanted a vape that I was going to be using mostly myself but also wanted one that I could use in party situations, I would go with the EQ. If the scenario above...

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Oooops. 'Scuse me. Thought you were asking Frank. My bad.............

Blessed be.......... :tup:

^^ And that is why I like hitting my LSV through a bong filled with VERY warm water. It really moisturizes the hit.

Getting off the toxin debate here for a sec, the other reason that I like to stay in the 380f to 385 range is the taste. When I get into the 390 range and above, to me, things start to taste pretty nasty. I know I'm not combusting at 390 to 400, but again, to me, it sure begins to taste like...

So let me get this straight. You believe that it's all or nothing? That is, if you can't eliminate ALL toxins from your environment, you shouldn't try to eliminate any of them? Your conclusion is flat out wrong. There are many people here, including myself who routinely stay below 200c...

Oh, forgot. Also went to high school with Glenn Billingsly, whose mother played June Cleaver on Leave it to Beaver.

It all comes down to the risk/reward ratio, eh? I try to eliminate as much of the bad stuff, be it what I inhale and what I eat, as I can. I am fully aware that vapor is not totally harmless, but I'm willing to take the small risks from inhaling vapor below 385F than not vaping at all. What...

Being that everything is cumulative, I never did understand that logic. There IS something to worry about when inhaling benzine or carbon monoxide. To you, it may not be a big deal, but to others, especially those that are already dealing with an illness, it could be a very big deal. Just...

Or that cat-copter I've posted up a few times. ;)

Is there anyone else in this thread besides me who would not buy a knock-off regardless if it was a good knock-off or not? I just have an issue with the whole concept of buying anything that's a fake copy. Besides the gamble that one takes in doing this, for me, the pride of ownership goes...

Yup. True for just about any vaporizer. For me, drying out the bud too much for vaping takes away one of the pleasures of vaping bud.......................the taste.