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I would use what Ploom sends out. PG/VG. It is very cheap. I bought this size and I imagine it will last at least two years because it doesn't take much to do the job...

1). On low setting the light is yellow as in yellow, lol 2). When fully charged it changes to solid green, no flashing. I have the newest model with simon. About the simon game, meh. But I love my Pax! Hope this helps PS> I have issues distinguishing some colors (colorblind), but the colors...

^^^How'd I miss this...Holy shit! This is so simple, but NEVER crossed my mind (never ould have). I've tossed a few ideas around about a "stand", but this just killed it. DEAD. THX! Def. sticky-worthy!

couldn't agree more...only difference is I am a woodworker...

^^^So I don't get it...what's the new feature? Is it me?

This isn't one of those devices that gives precise temp control. I generally start around 5/6 and end on 7. find what works for you and don't worry about the exact temp Starting on 7 at first is still too much for me!

Agreed, I used my glass stem only a few more times after getting my stem from Ed. I really wanted a Enano, but since Ed hasn't begun to make the stems...I passed. Despite obvious taste superiority compared to other material, I'm just not into glass stems/wands anymore. Thanks alot Ed!

If you're not packing the oven completely, then consider using the screen technique with lesser amounts. This makes a huge difference. I usually use one and did not have it with me today...big difference in vapor production.

+ for the Solo

Mine is two months old and I still really like it. If you like the fake one, you'll love the real one

I understand the desire to keep over-hyping a product a bay, but with research and a bit of experience, one can make a decision within a reasonable amount of time about which vape is best for them. After trying 5 vapes and waay too much research, I can confidently say I've found what works best...

^^Nice interview and great exposure for your company! Interesting read. Congrats

To consume .4g in the Pax would take about 30 min by my calculation also. Def. a bit faster in the Plenty. It can be a hog, but it can used be quite efficiently also. I stand by that. @Jacolb -- some material just cooks more than others, hence darker color

@Frog, I was concerned with using more also, but you can do well with .2g and the included liquid pad. Honestly, I do overuse because I like using the unit so much -- not because I need more. It knocks me out often.

Cant speak on the others as I've only used two desktop vapes, my friend's Volcano and now my Plenty. I like my unit a lot. The vapor is cool, dense and strong. It's not as tasty as the Solo, but still good. The amount of plastic makes it seem cheap, but it is well-made and even better...

"Simon says"...basically it's a game. The unit flashes lights and you have to repeat the light pattern. I have this feature--used it once. Maybe that's just me

^^Imo, no it is not necessary anymore. That's just me though....The larger holes in the unit itself seems to give too much air with the aftermarket stems...again, my opinion. I say, try it first...see if you like it.

I experienced this also when I was first switching. For me, it went away in time...I imagine water path will def. help though.

Just don't know if this issue is worth all the concern... just something to be aware of for people who have an older unit and considering buying a new one, since like me, you might have grown to know your unit rather well. Only people who have an older one or who have owned an older one might...

Bags like these are sold in various places in various sizes for various prices...there are filled with activated bamboo. It's like activated charcoal, just cheaper and "greener". http://www.ebay.com/itm/like/221333817143?lpid=82 Long day and kinda lazy, but you can google for better explanation