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I finally managed to get enough money saved up to get myself a vaporizer! I've heard the health benefits are better, and the high is cleaner.
Has anyone purchased or tried the Vaporite Nano Vaporizer? I've been researching it as much as I could, and it seems a sound piece of equipment. I get it in a few days, and was hoping for advice, or recommendations for temps to use and what not.
and do you guys prefere tokin or vapin? Anything added helps :)
Thanks you guys!
Vaporite is a made in China brand. You'll get no warranty unless the seller provides one. You really have to cross your fingers with whip vapes under $100. Good luck with it.
A good temp range is between about 365-400 F, but there's no guarantee your display will give you an accurate reading. Find a setting that leaves your remains a medium brown and use whatever number is displayed as a reference point.
Ah, that bad eh? Then again I suppose I shouldn't expect anything less for the amount I paid. I hope it works. and thank you for letting me know that, I was trying to look up as much info as I could about this brand, and there was actually very little said about it.
and luckily yeah they provide one, along with the whole refund if not satisfied blah blah, so lets hope for the best. :)
Thank you for the honest opinion. :D
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Originally Posted by vapefiend
I have the original Vaporite and I don't think it's so bad. I keep my temps lower (start at 280F and go up to about 315-320 over the session) and I cut off a piece of the hose where it had been sitting bent and had crimped.
Other than those caveats it's an ok little unit. Definitely more efficient than smoking bowls or anything. It does the job just fine for me.
This is an example of what's wrong with these cheap units. You can use those numbers for a reference point, but they're not true vaping temps-too low.Quote:
start at 280F and go up to about 315-320 over the session