someone please tell me there exists a dry herb cannabis vape designed by someone sober.
all of these I've used have glaring flaws that would have been found were the designers not absolutely wizard blasted
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in reply to @NireBryce's post:
not sure which you've tried or what designs you find flawed, tho i've been satisfied with the paxmini i've been using for a handheld dry herb vape, and the arizer v-tower as a larger desk vape
what are the things you're considering as flaws here? also what have you tried? might help narrow down the search if we could know
pax leaks (a small amount of) vapor and (a lot of) smell out the back because magnets are cool I guess, AirVape products have both their plating and their serial number silk screening wipe off with alcohol (the way it's recommended to clean it) and it's like no one actually thought these through
and nearly every single pocket vape has an air path with a part small enough that it's impossible to pipe clean, one thing i do like about the pax