Discontinued Inhalater XP
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Edward Hyde
Well-Known Member
i had found this with looks really sweet,all plastic so hard to break but after some research i found out that plastic can be toxic when used with vapor or smoke even if it doesnt get to a melting point...and i have to admit that with the inha the water filtration is almost nescecary so i got to find a really small durable bubbler for take-with-you use...
http://www.grasscity.com/int_en/pocket-water-pipe.html#.US29Qh2LB8E
http://www.grasscity.com/int_en/pocket-water-pipe.html#.US29Qh2LB8E
jambandphan03
in flavor country
that pocket pipe has a built in bowl, so you might have to be creative connecting your vape to it. I used to have one of those years ago... we called them aquapipes. I do believe it's made from plastic.
ru_frothi
Portable Vaporist
I do or I would not have done it. would do it again. I want a unit that works. not a unit that works most of the time except when friends are over and you want to vape multiple capsules back to back.
There was very little (none) communication during the process.
Everything is toxic if it is misused. I don't know where you found your information but if those things were toxic at the temperatures involved when vaping (or smoking for that matter) then there would be an awful lot of sick people. If an elephant wanders around in the snow, there must be tracks.
TheCookieKing
Member
I must of misunderstood what you meant then, my apologies for spreading false information. Please don't hate me haha
Anyways I'm probably going to be picking up one of those small plastic bubblers to keep around for when I want it. Seems like a good investment because of how cheap it is
Rrose Selavy
log enthusiast
so on your site it says that orders are backed up so it will take two weeks once orders are placed. is this still the case when the site is back online or will it take longer?Hi TheCookieKing, we do not currently have any Inhalater XP units in stock and Pharmacor never asked us to stop selling any units. We just wanted to clear up any mis communication. All manufactures make ongoing changes and improvements to their models, it is a great sign of Pharmacors commitment to make the XP as good as it can be by making ongoing and future improvements.
We always carry the newest revisions of all the vaporizers we sell and are expecting the newest revision XPs next week.
For those who are looking to increase the dial resistance, we found the magic-flight launch box travel bands to be perfect. Just center the travel band over the gap between the dial and body of the Inhalater. This will not put any pressure on the dial forcing it off like an o-ring will.
Hope this helps,
PV
Ru do you mind explaining the steps you went through for the warranty. the website is a little confusing.
So, just to add my two cents about the Inhalator:
I have the original - I paid $250 for it... I proceeded to pay over $300 in capsules in the next four months! I don't use it that much, but it is certainly my favorite by far - other than the crappy capsules. Oddly enough, of the multitude of $15 capsules that I've used in this machine, three of them only went one or two cycles before falling apart upon removal - this is far from efficient as an end user. On the contrary, I am currently using the last capsule I will ever buy for this machine... for some unknown reason, it has lasted me for more than 60 cycles... WITHOUT CLEANING!!! I don't know why, nor do I wish to reason, but when it finally breaks apart in my hands like the others, I will design my own capsule system that will cost nothing but the broken pieces of the ones I'd bought.
Yes, the dial knob on the bottom of the unit will change when hit with the palm or fingers, it'll even fall off if bumped too hard - and the beautiful stainless steel look is really just a sticker (and not a good one at that), but fundamentally the unit works great.
For my money, and time, I got the Gpen and a BHO source, and now have three (pens) in total because they are so efficient and low cost to operate (ready to use, fast, more discreet, etc.). I even let friends borrow them because of the ease and efficiency.
So, while I read of comments on aesthetics, and ghost temp adjustments, I can't understand why the capsules are not of everyone's main concern. Eh.
I have the original - I paid $250 for it... I proceeded to pay over $300 in capsules in the next four months! I don't use it that much, but it is certainly my favorite by far - other than the crappy capsules. Oddly enough, of the multitude of $15 capsules that I've used in this machine, three of them only went one or two cycles before falling apart upon removal - this is far from efficient as an end user. On the contrary, I am currently using the last capsule I will ever buy for this machine... for some unknown reason, it has lasted me for more than 60 cycles... WITHOUT CLEANING!!! I don't know why, nor do I wish to reason, but when it finally breaks apart in my hands like the others, I will design my own capsule system that will cost nothing but the broken pieces of the ones I'd bought.
Yes, the dial knob on the bottom of the unit will change when hit with the palm or fingers, it'll even fall off if bumped too hard - and the beautiful stainless steel look is really just a sticker (and not a good one at that), but fundamentally the unit works great.
For my money, and time, I got the Gpen and a BHO source, and now have three (pens) in total because they are so efficient and low cost to operate (ready to use, fast, more discreet, etc.). I even let friends borrow them because of the ease and efficiency.
So, while I read of comments on aesthetics, and ghost temp adjustments, I can't understand why the capsules are not of everyone's main concern. Eh.
JoeKickass
Well-Known Member
That's 20 cap's!
There has to be something in that you didn't clean this one, did you clean the other ones really often?
jambandphan03
in flavor country
I don't get that either, as I did not have one problem with any of the caps I had with my 004, and I used it daily. I still have the 3 I used, and they are in great shape, just a bit stained where it overlaps.
Sonics420
Well-Known Member
That sucks bro, its almost unbelievable because Im still on my first 2 capsules and don't see myself buying any for at least a couple months if anything. I do agree that the capsules are wack, but once the price drops itll be a little better. Maybe thats the reason you dont see a lot of capsule complaints cause not too many people are having these issues??
And you mentioned gpen.. are those even safe to use???? I stopped using mine cause it still gave vapors without any dabs loaded.. wtf lol, i just find it funny you shitted on the inhalater but big upped a cheap china product.
And I can honestly say my capsule outlasted my gpen cart [i was a noob when i bought the gpen]
Kaptan
Well-Known Member
You are the first one to report a capsule "fell apart" in your hands. I'm not saying I don't believe you, but it sure seems far fetched as you state this happened to 20 of your capsules and I'm still on my first one since early July.
Actually I don't think it's far fetched at all, I think Jrwalt21 just handles his capsules, umm, differently from the rest of you. He says they fell apart on removal, that should be a clue.
I cleaned my Inhalator as prescribed, and I can't believe I'm the only to crap on the capsules.
Either way, my gpen has worked flawlessly, and DON'T CLEAN THE CHAMBER"! The chamber doesn't wear out unless you burn it, it just gets a little dark from the burning of the oil. I bought a bunch of replacements because of my experience with the Inhalator, and I haven't had to use them yet. So, it appears when you load your oil, it will melt it away, and burn what gets caught on the burner, the rest of the oil melts down the wick and then moves to the burner between hits. That is why it continues to burn after vapes have been 'loaded'. I hear in Cali dispenseries, and on your way into concerts, you can buy preloaded cartridges that will give you up to "100 hits". This cries to my point of convenience... you can load it in the morning with a nice little nug of wax, and use it for the entire day - that is how I am able to lend it to friends for weekends at a time.
Seriously, they break upon removal from the unit - pulling straight back.
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gosaints420
Well-Known Member
If I went through that many capsules I'd probably assume there was something wrong with my unit and see if I could get it replaced. That's more than a capsule a week I've only had mine 5 days but the capsule I've been using is still like new and I can't see myself having to replace it any time soon..
I asked for it to be replaced, but was told I wasn't cleaning it properly. Perhaps I wasn't at first, but I then started to clean it like brand new, and still the same situation. That being said, I did buy all of my capsules on Amazon ($12.99 + shipping), but they were from the same place I bought the unit from, so it's not that they are cheap Chinese capsules (I think we'd all be happy if they were).
Yes, I am a bit of a hoss, but I pull it straight out, strength should not change things.Could it be the problem is the unit? 20 capsules is too much, or jrwalt is a giant that does not control its strength.
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vorrange
Vapor.wise
I would ask for a new one again, you spent 300$ in capsules. No one would buy an INH if this was common.
I take it you do that while the unit is hot, right? The spin technique would be the problem, so that's not it.
I did not contact them further, he is just a distributor, and I really don't see any defect in the unit, just the poor/weak design of the capsules. That's why I am sure I can make a permanent capsule with the spare parts... I mean, a little glue might have helped the design in the first place.
vorrange
Vapor.wise
keep in mind you're at +400F, most glue will offgass at these temps.
Furnace glue will not offgas at 400 degrees, but I am running my Inhalator on 5 which I understand to be lower than 390 degrees...(?)
vorrange
Vapor.wise
i don't think the 10F make such a big difference but my point was just to warn you when choosing a glue that you need to find one suitable for high temperatures.
