Vaporizer question

[heavykevinater]

I apologize in advance if this has already been covered (but if it has I can't seem to find it.) I just bought an EZ Vape. I've read comments on here that it is a low-end vaporizer, but it seems to be doing the trick so I'm not complaining.

I've been using it at a temp of 246 and that seems to work pretty good. At first, the taste is excellent but a few puffs later it sort of tastes bad. Is that an inidcation that I've gotten all that I can out of what I'm vaporizing or should I keep puffing despite the less pleasant taste? I don't want to waste what I put in there, even if it doesn't taste as good as when I first got it going. How can you tell when you've used up all of what you've put in?

Any advice, pointers, and suggestions would be GREATLY appreciated. Thanks!

[dewthedew]

you're doing right by keepin' the temp below 250 go by the color of your remiens(read dead bud) I have an EZ vape and don't have that problem. at a temp of 242 I can vape until it turns off:smokin:

[dewthedew]

it is a low-end vape but it does come with a 5 year warnety so it gets my vote. its the only low-end vape they recamend:rasta:

[vapefiend]

At first, the taste is excellent but a few puffs later it sort of tastes bad. Is that an inidcation that I've gotten all that I can out of what I'm vaporizing or should I keep puffing despite the less pleasant taste?This is normal with any direct draw vape. As you continue to hit the bowl, you're heating herb that's already been vaporized, so the taste goes south in a hurry. The only solution is to load a small amount, which doesn't give you much satisfaction as far as hit size, so it's tradeoff.