Myrtlezap vs. Purple Days

[KomfortablyKnumb]

Ok, so I have been interested in getting a Purple Days for a few years now, but never got around to it. I was looking to do so the other day, but the website wouldn't load, and hasn't since. I have tried several links as well and tried buying it elsewhere, to no avail. Now, in my research of this problem, I have found this vape I never heard of called the Myrtlezap that seems like the same exact damn thing. So my questions are, does anyone know what happened to the Purple Days? And, is the Myrtlezap just as good?

KomfortablyKnumb Reviewed by KomfortablyKnumb on 03-08-2012. Myrtlezap vs. Purple Days Ok, so I have been interested in getting a Purple Days for a few years now, but never got around to it. I was looking to do so the other day, but the website wouldn't load, and hasn't since. I have tried several links as well and tried buying it elsewhere, to no avail. Now, in my research of this problem, I have found this vape I never heard of called the Myrtlezap that seems like the same exact damn thing. So my questions are, does anyone know what happened to the Purple Days? And, is the Rating: 5

[vapefiend]

The Purple Days builder called it quits, so you can't buy a new one. He had come out of retirement to build it in the first place. The good news is that now the Aromazap is a better vape anyway. It's called the Ceramic insulated Rockzap (CRZ). Other attractive wood types are being used, besides Myrtlewood. The vapor path is now enclosed within the stainless steel heatport (not a PD feature) and ceramic insulation is used. The size of the vape is a little smaller than in the past too. The CRZ runs a little hotter than the PD did, and airflow is a little less restricted. This type is still one of the very best you can buy for measured dosing. It's not what you'd get if you want to get completely wasted in a hurry, but you can't beat it for getting you to the point where you're satisfied and don't need to load another bowl.