I don't get it. If the plastic is good enough quality, then what are they worried about?
Unless they are just wrong about the type of plastic used.
It would seem like you're the one with something to worry about because your statements are coming across as ignorant drivel.
You hear the names Jorge Fernandez, a thermal dynamics engineer, inventor of the MiniVap, Dr Arno Hazekamp former head of product development at Storz and Bickel in charge of medical device testing and certification among a few of those who developed this device and you make sinister
comments like "
very cheap plastic"
and "
you worry about the quality of the materials in the rest of the vape". Despite very clear statements here to the contrary.
You only admittedly started using vaporizers a few years ago right? These guys behind this, their lifelong work were the pillars of performance and quality in vaporizers for almost 2 decades now all of a sudden, somehow they are trying to pull wool over your eyes?
Every single person here who has received and tested their units including renowned members who matter have given props to the quality of the device including pictures, detailed statements, yet you ignore all of these facts.
You specifically focused on a statement about preference of how stick stones uses his for hot tea, steeping it somewhere else first, but ignoring his full statement about the device.
Chocho Charlie clearly stated he's poured hot coffee into his without issue and your next statement was they are "
just wrong about the type of plastic they used".
Have you paused for a brief moment to think that just maybe they aren't pushing to advertise the acrylic version for hot drinks because they might just want to release a glass version or ceramic mug version in the future perhaps?
It has been stated clearly in this thread that there is a borosilicate glass version still in porotype stage, there is even an image and a video here and on their website.
Today we have a ridiculous selection of drinkware, there are wine glasses, water goblets, champagne flutes, beer mugs, tea cups, cocktail glasses, shot glasses, there are over a DOZEN types of coffee cups that all do nothing but hold drink. But it reads like you think this one single acrylic cup should do it all?
It's been clearly stated here that the drinkware currently shipping is high quality acrylic. Datasheets on the specific acrylic used were shared with beta testers on request and if you want a copy I'm sure one can be made available to you.
But then again, with all your worries one wonders if you are here to contribute constructively to this thread or really to sow seeds with sinister comments?
Please try to keep yourself in check by "Thinking Before Typing" and not disparage hard work.
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