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I like the idea of caveat emptor, but unfortunately that is not the world we live in, it's an ideal. The world we live in is full of lawsuits and nondisclosure agreements, as well as courts that rule against the law as a somewhat daily occurrence. It's especially troubling when a consumer...

As admirable as it is that you are willing to put an end to what you feel is a discussion which only breeds paranoia and speculation, think of how the others will see it. I think that this discussion should be left open to allow those who think they have evidence to allow them to present it...

Unfortunately anything is toxic in high enough quantities, and everything gives off vapor at all temperatures. This is not a black and white world, but one in which you can choose how close you are to either. :) If you can see something coming off the atomizer, it could be smoke (combustion...

You see, it's statements like this one that really worry consumers. I'm sure it's the result of a statement that was only read from your perspective, but please try to consider how others will interpret what you say before saying it, it's in your best interests if you ever intend to bring your...

The employee stated that there are risks with steel and glass. These would be risks I've yet to hear of, nor read anywhere on these boards. Their evidence to support those utterances would be valuable to many who frequent these boards, and I would really appreciate them sharing what they know...

I'm sorry, but we have to stop all of this pseudoscience in our legal systems. If someone is driving poorly or irresponsibly, that is carte blanche to remove their driving privileges, but there is NO CAUSAL LINK between a single concentration of a substance in your blood, hair, or otherwise in...

I would really like that employee to come here and share what knowledge they have, as it seems they know something about commonly used heat exchanging materials that we do not, and I would like to be aware of the risks.

Every good thing has its consequences....

I think globalization is more responsible for that.

If the effect is lacking, there are other vapes which give an effect similar to combusting. All of the freebase style ones (ubie, gnome, hammer) will get you to that level with minimal material(0.025-.1g). I prefer the lighter experience most often, but sometimes opt for the 'X-factor'...

The supreme does hold a ton, but I don't think of it as your typical portable. Sure does a great job though.

Many of the plastics they use on syringes are non reactive with solvent, after all, most things injected via syringe are dissolved in solvent. Especially the solvents that most on this board are likely to acquire.

Try letting some fuel out by pressing the fuel inlet down with a wooden dowel. Some torches can't deal with extra high pressure. Let the fuel out for a few seconds and see if it fixes the issue. Also, try adjusting the flame intensity with the -+ adjuster.

DAFS ASAP

This is a product for people who are not grinding. Moist plant material does not grind well.

Of the ones you listed, I am interested in none. The flashvape does have some things going for it, but it would still need to be recharged, which takes time, you could carry spare batteries, but the hammer trumps this one in most respects, especially if only for flower use. The VB is not...

For the shortest learning curve, the HA is the one to choose, no stirring at all, and it also has amazing heat retention like the cloud. For most other vapes you will have to do some stirring, notable exceptions being log vapes. Do some readings of the threads of the vapes recommended, and...

Either it's ability to clog the lighter or to introduce harmful impurities into the path to your lungs. Neither should be relevant to the hammar!

You should put some spoiler tags on that post. Just sayin'

I find the gnome/hammer/ubie/*insert other freebase style here* to be very comparable, so really there is little to separate them except for where the heat is stored/applied, and a few other factors. As far as heavy hitting is concerned, I find the freebase styles to be the heaviest of the...