The magnet doesn't hold the handle, it's just easier to remove the vapor cap from the WPA when the magnet is aligned with the handle.Damn my WPA doesn't have a magnet
The handle fits all models of the WPA and this offer is for everyone.
The magnet doesn't hold the handle, it's just easier to remove the vapor cap from the WPA when the magnet is aligned with the handle.Damn my WPA doesn't have a magnet
The magnet doesn't hold the handle, it's just easier to remove the vapor cap from the WPA when the magnet is aligned with the handle.
The handle fits all models of the WPA and this offer is for everyone.
Will this ship with new Lotus orders or would I need to request it?
This is a prototype but it will prevent burned fingers and dropped WPA's. Send a stamped, self-addressed envelope and $1 and we'll send you a handle and an extra o-ring. Be sure to line the handle up with the magnet when you install it.
Mendocino Therapeutics LLC
PO Box 2799
Ukiah, CA 95482
All of the new WPAs will include the handle, and we will ship the individual handles internationally. They weight less than an ounce (handles) and fit in standard envelopes.Will this ship with new Lotus orders or would I need to request it?
Well I've had my Lotus for a week now and I really like it! Went through some hassles trying to get a working torch (man it is hard to find those in stores!) after breaking the one that came with it (my fault). My only vaping experiences have been with the Pax and the Lotus - very different experiences to say the least - and I can't say which I prefer. I'm curious - the Lotus is so harsh to me (I always cough afterwards, and it always feels hot in my throat and lungs), is it really that much better for me than combustion? I'm just wondering what the difference is between really hot vapor and "smoke." If that makes any sense. Am I getting some kind of benefit to my lungs by using the Lotus instead of a joint? Because if not I'll probably go back to the joints so I don't have to deal with all this paraphernalia (and butane) anymore.
All of the new WPAs will include the handle, and we will ship the individual handles internationally. They weight less than an ounce (handles) and fit in standard envelopes.
It definitely takes a few bowls to get the techniques down, but it is worth it.Question - how long did it take for you guys to master the temperatures? Is it possible to get a low temperature toke, and save the rest of the pack for later (IE - low temp hit before a workout, then finish the pack after the workout). Also, is there anything different I need to do for small micro-loads? Do I need to fill the chamber with anything?
It definitely takes a few bowls to get the techniques down, but it is worth it.
And yes! This is one of my favorite parts about the Lotus. You can pack a bowl, take a few tasty hits to get a buzz, then come back later, stir, and blast off again!
The Lotus handles tiny loads really well without anything else in the bowl. I barely cover the screen all the time and always get nice sized hits. It's like the perfect vape one-hitter.
I really love having a vape that lets me start and stop when I want! I'm in control always. No more waiting for heating times or continuing a bowl because I don't want to be wasteful..
Awesome! Sounds like I picked the perfect vape! How long are your extended 'sessions'? When I pack my Ascent full, I can go for 30 minutes if I want, constantly sipping away at it.
Now I have a conduction based vape (Ascent), and Convection (Lotus) - it'll be interesting to compare the differences once I get a working Ascent!
I struggled at first.I've got to say that since I got my lotus in mid December I haven't used any of my other vapes.
Its easy to use, easy to clean/maintain, and results are instant. You can load as much or as little as you like, its portable and gives hits the quality of a home unit, very versatile. Flavor is true to what you put in it.
I use it multiple times a day and have just now gone through 1 320ml can of vector butane (in 3 1/2 months), so its been pretty economical to operate over time, even with heavy usage.
I love the simple beauty of the metal and wood construction and I have dropped it numerous times with no damage.
The only downside I can really think of is that it isn't stealthy for public use and requires 2 hands, but its ability to be totally off the grid as long as you have a functional torch and butane makes it superior to units requiring electricity imo.
It definitely does not leave me wanting...
Thanks all who offered tips - I tried with the different temps, moving the torch different distances, etc., but I think I'm just gonna throw in the towel with this Lotus. Between the harshness (which I can't seem to lessen) and the unbelievable pain in the ass of tending to/refilling constantly a butane torch, this is just a really unpleasant experience. Back to setting this stuff on fire!! Not worth the hassle for me.
Thanks all who offered tips - I tried with the different temps, moving the torch different distances, etc., but I think I'm just gonna throw in the towel with this Lotus. Between the harshness (which I can't seem to lessen) and the unbelievable pain in the ass of tending to/refilling constantly a butane torch, this is just a really unpleasant experience. Back to setting this stuff on fire!! Not worth the hassle for me.
Is there a difference between the harshness of the Lotus and the harshness of combusting? Because that's what my original question was -- is there a real benefit to the Lotus that makes it worth it? I was just curious; I'm not telling anyone else to stop using theirs or anything, so there's no need for all the consternation! It's okay!So, it is better to endure the harshness of combusting? And what pain is there in refilling a lighter everyday for 5seconds?
It seems you have a mix of bad technique/bad lighter going on.