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It is worth it. the patients that have them enjoy them a great deal!

Aretha Franklin died at age 76. Much R-E-S-P-E-C-T!

I have no suggestions at all.:shrug: I LOVE the way my stash cabinet, and the room smell right through the mason jars. I get almost as happy when the place smells like that, as I do when I medicate.:leaf:

VERY easy!

I have filled the native mouthpiece itself with cotton, (or hemp fiber).... to gather vapable wads of cotton.. loaded with resins.

Also.. I have microdosed, by just using a tiny pinch in the transfer wand. I get the heat up there and can do as tiny a pinch as needed (although I enjoy "filling her up" to the top!)

@VAPEHUNTER made some real beauties.. from his own cut down Vapolution2 stems They work marvelously. He began s[eaking about them at http://fuckcombustion.com/threads/supreme-vaporizer.317/page-105#post-1069712

I did also! Glad to see you @ChooChooCharlie

It works and everyone loves using the tool. The clothespin to grasp the lid is a supreme touch.

Agreed.

Happy B.D to whoever's B.D. it is. I am busting out the Rise tonight to celebrate with the "birthday vaporist"!

I am forced to agree with @OF 100% It is an inexpensive try-out! My patients are having great success.

Not yet. Also, it is usually more than 6 sessions per day. I said 6 sessions before I charge it again.

I have been using it this way since I got it, in January. That is 6 months.

I cam use mine for 6 full sessions (that is the max I use it for without charging).. and the battery line shows about 25 to 30% left. I have never taken it to the end of battery life.

It's size and form have made this my most recent go-to for a portable vape. It is a perfect unit for most patients I have worked with.

A dental tool or a hobby pick.

I do the same with 91% Iso. I believe it would be safe to use.... but may become brittle if regularly repeated. I too will await @HealthyRips.com 's answer, for verification.