New to vaping. initially read good things about pinnacle pro but as I am reading here, I am concerned that I made a mistake. Should I also buy a desktop? Have lung issues so I wanted something gentle on the lungs that I can get a good hit out of and that is really easy to use as I am a beginner. Thanks.
Should I have bought this vape?
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FrogBoy138
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Your gonna be a happy camper enjoy your new vape!
CarolKing
Singer of songs and a vapor connoisseur
Try using the Pinnacle Pro with a Water Tool. I needed to use the Pinnacle Pro most of the time with a WT due to the harshness. Each of us have our own issues and harshness tolerances. Also I have problems with 2 of the units that I own. They have cracks in the plastic where the mouthpiece attaches. The company decided that wasn't covered under warranty.
I very seldom use my units anymore. The batteries are down to 2 - 8 minute sessions. I moved on. I had very poor customer service.
It's always good to have more than one vaporizer. You could buy a log vape. I have all portable vaporizers, but I use my Solo as a desk top as well as a portable.
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Some day I hope to buy the Herbalizer.
I very seldom use my units anymore. The batteries are down to 2 - 8 minute sessions. I moved on. I had very poor customer service.
It's always good to have more than one vaporizer. You could buy a log vape. I have all portable vaporizers, but I use my Solo as a desk top as well as a portable.
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Some day I hope to buy the Herbalizer.
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herbivore21
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IME, the PNP is harsh as fuck compared to the many other vapes I've owned/used. I even made a custom GonG (with no plastic in the airpath) which made things better with a bubbler, but did not deliver enough clouds, and the plastic top housing still ended up cracking.
If you have lung problems and want to avoid unnecessary irritation, get a decent plug-in (or a solo for that matter). Do not use anything with plastic in the air-path, use convection vaporizers and always use a bubbler/water of some kind to moisturize the vapor.
Also consider using concentrates, which IME when done at the right temperature are much less harsh than buds, and deliver the results with minimal amounts of vapor being inhaled. Remember, vapor does irritate your airways somewhat, and the less vapor per dose of medication you need to inhale, the better
Hope you can find a good balance and the right vape, let me know if you need any further suggestions!
If you have lung problems and want to avoid unnecessary irritation, get a decent plug-in (or a solo for that matter). Do not use anything with plastic in the air-path, use convection vaporizers and always use a bubbler/water of some kind to moisturize the vapor.
Also consider using concentrates, which IME when done at the right temperature are much less harsh than buds, and deliver the results with minimal amounts of vapor being inhaled. Remember, vapor does irritate your airways somewhat, and the less vapor per dose of medication you need to inhale, the better
Hope you can find a good balance and the right vape, let me know if you need any further suggestions!
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randybishop
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If you have regrets about your purchase, clean up the vape and sell it on eBay and buy a desktop model.
LongIslandmom
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You should try the evo xhale. It gives water filtration as a desk top and is pretty smooth. A lot of people also like the solo. It can be used with a water tool as well. That might be might next one
Mr. Gweilo 420
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I believe a Solo would have been a better choice. If I were you I would try the PPN and if it isn't for you then perhaps sell it and move on. Vaporblunt is not a company that I would like to do business with personally although some are satisfied with them.
Jeppy
Pure Vaporist
vaping is a journey. There are no mistakes. Use it. You will move forward. Take your time. There is a lot to learn. You can either learn to do things right Or wrong. Good or sloppy. How will you perfect techniques will depend on how much you love and are into what you're doing. Vaping helps one to get alot more into cannabis than they ever where before. No matter how long they smoked. I guess.
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