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Aye, I did use a small silicone piece I had to open some since messing my fingers up a bit. That, or nitrile/latex gloves do give a nice boost to grip.

This one:

After the first full cleaning I performed on my Roffu and then went to use it, I had a similar issue. I'm not 100% what I did but I had somehow had the filter in wrong (think I maybe pushed the metal part inside the silicone in an odd position). Anyway, it resulted in almost no airflow when I...

Aye, something like that and to also make it impossible to put the lids on upside down. With my dosing caps, the lid can be put on either way. I can't get mine to thread half the time no matter which side I use and then it will feel like it's going on so I'll call it good. I'll know when I had...

Short answer, the dosing caps are important (a requirement IMO) for a good portable vape. If you have functioning ones, they are worth it for ease of portable use. I at least have two I can use pretty reliably thus far. If Airvape sends me more fully functioning ones that don't tear into my...

Thank you.

Hmm, I left a review for the dosing capsules on the Airvape website yesterday and appears to have been removed today. I felt I was fair and even listed the positives. I'm not entirely surprised, as it happens, but still find that a bit disconcerting that a company can find time to remove a...

I busted out my Airmax last night after not using it much over the past couple weeks due to VAS and it still gives me some of the best flavor to me.

Damn, gonna have to keep an eye out. Don't want mine cycling on in the bag I keep it in.. Might pop the battery. Any hint as to when it was fixed so I can be less paranoid? Bought mine in the last month-45 days.

I didn't notice a significant difference between having the micro dosing disc in, or out. I'll have to try it back to back. I do wish the caps were designed for having the disc removed though, could have had a little bit taller dosing capsules. One bonus I noticed with leaving the micro dosing...

I had two that opened that easily. The rest took the tool to get open. Two got damaged a bit (one a bit more than the other). The one damaged more severely won't open at all.

Took me about 10 mins to get them all open. Two opened fairly easily and three opened with basically tearing into my fingers with the Legacy Pro tool. This last one will not open and as you can see is now damaged and likely not openable.

I've used both but have primarily been using the SS since the pods are SS also.

The caps are great. I'm bringing mine out for New Years tonight as the Roffu has better caps than my other portable. Also love the WPA.

I'll try to use my other four caps a bit. I generally only use two caps at a time as even doing half CBD I get to a pretty great place from 1 session. Glad some are having no issue.

I felt that way day one using them, and am still going to make the best of using them. A portable herb vape without dosing caps is even more of an inconvenience IMO. That said, the more I use the two I've been using, the more they are being a pain to remove the cap after use for refill.

Agreed. I can get past the reduced capacity, but the threads are the worst idea ever. Pop on/compression caps work on every other device I've tried. Already bent the tool opening caps on day 2.

I've been keeping mine in. Appears to be designed for use that way, too.

There's an indentation in the lid for the wheel to fit/close the lid without removal.

Hell yeah, also received mine today. Definitely would have preferred snap on caps and an airtight custom container, but these will do. Cheers!