Hey, Nutranater -

I know your pain...seriously. I have lupus. As someone with an autoimmune disorder, you KNOW you shouldn't smoke anything. I usually ingest the herb cooked, baked, made into a drink, etc. I haven't smoked it in about 4 years. I decided I wanted a decent vaporizer for an occasional toke a few months ago, so I went down to my local shop to check out what was available, and what the salespeople would recommend. They had the Volcano, and when I asked them what they thought, they said it works fine, but is a bit overrated...hence the ridiculous price. They suggested a Vapor Brothers, and after a bit of discussion, I ended up buying one for a little less than 200 bucks. The sales guy owned one himself and assured me I would be very pleased. Well, he was right! It works really well, I can leave it on my desk in my den as it looks like a desk accessory, and I have no complaints. Check it out at http://www.vaporbrothers.com. It's also less of a hassle to use than the Volcano, & since you have RA, you'll appreciate not having to mess around with your hands too much. The only inconvenience is having to change the screen in the whip (how often depends on how much you smoke), but once you get the hang of it, it's easy. The written directions are clear and explicit. I'm very pleased, and it beats the hell out of making your own out of spare parts!
Lady D Reviewed by Lady D on . Vaporizers I have been interested in getting a vaporizer. I have had many respiratory problems since childhood and now in my 40's the smoke is getting to me. I smoke to relieve the pain from rheumatoid athritis. and glaucoma. I have done some research and the more I research the more confused I get! Yes before the screaming begins I know the Volcano is sent from zues himself. That is great for you who can afford to put out $5oo+. I have read more than a few article that say the volcano is coming down on Rating: 5