jfgordon1
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lmao 10 inch canonly 10 refils? that's definitely not enough for me
lmao 10 inch canonly 10 refils? that's definitely not enough for me
Just wondering if this is your opinion, or a fact. Because as a FACT, the pumps are the same style pump buddy. I have owned both units, and the difference is the volcano goes through a compression stage where it simply steadies the flow, not actually changing it in any molecular way. So Under your advice, I guess neither vaporizer is "designed for human ingestion." thats a crock of shit brother, its just air being moved from one place to another. And the jack-hammer effect of the herbalaire pump actually works better than the volcanos, resulting in the Herbalaires STUPIDLY good efficiency. I can actually take spent herb from the volcano, put in my herbalaire, and STILL get a bag of vapor.I consider the external pump a disadvantage, because the pump used isnt one that was designed for humans ingesting the air stream, or for sending the right amount of air across the herb. Im sure it still works just fine.
Well, I personally am using reynolds oven bags, turkey size. They work pretty great, and are in EVERY supermarket(near you). Also, Im working on a way to actually use the valve system setup with the herbalaire, just for folks like you that dont mind spending $500 just to have a sports bottle cap on your bag, LOL.What kind of bags do you use? are they easy to find? Is there a valve on the bag to hold the vapor in, or do you have to put your thumb over it? I love the ease of finding bags, and the spring loaded mouthpiece on the Volcano.
R&D? What? When? Oh.....what changes thay have done over the years.....they made a DIGITAL version! What Innovation! Dont make me also mention the "innovation" of adding a plastic cap on a bag....its not rocket science, wheres my $500 going? (dont bs me about hardware)edit- About the Volcano price: If you look at the parts + manufacturing costs + distribution + taxes + retailer greediness the Volcano is not worth the price. But the other factor to consider, are the research and development costs, you can see why they charge so much.
lmfao hell yeah, I guess it's plausible after all !lmao 10 inch can
Shit brother, the past 5 months i've used it about everyday. Who knows how many times i used it last spring lollmfao hell yeah, I guess it's plausible after all !
any est. about how many refils that can will produce?
I'd really like an estimate
Wow! You sound really bitter about something. Perhaps you ought to pack at least one of them, and come on back when you've calmed down a bit.Just wondering if this is your opinion, or a fact. Because as a FACT, the pumps are the same style pump buddy. I have owned both units, and the difference is the volcano goes through a compression stage where it simply steadies the flow, not actually changing it in any molecular way. So Under your advice, I guess neither vaporizer is "designed for human ingestion." thats a crock of shit brother, its just air being moved from one place to another. And the jack-hammer effect of the herbalaire pump actually works better than the volcanos, resulting in the Herbalaires STUPIDLY good efficiency. I can actually take spent herb from the volcano, put in my herbalaire, and STILL get a bag of vapor.
Well, I personally am using reynolds oven bags, turkey size. They work pretty great, and are in EVERY supermarket(near you). Also, Im working on a way to actually use the valve system setup with the herbalaire, just for folks like you that dont mind spending $500 just to have a sports bottle cap on your bag, LOL.
R&D? What? When? Oh.....what changes thay have done over the years.....they made a DIGITAL version! What Innovation! Dont make me also mention the "innovation" of adding a plastic cap on a bag....its not rocket science, wheres my $500 going? (dont bs me about hardware)
Im sorry, but its just sub-par to me. Please do not take my response as a personal attack on you, or the volcano vaporizer. I base my opinion on facts, so dont think im choosing one over the other for any other reason than it just being better. I own both units, and I truly can say the Herbalaire is a better unit, and not only just for the money.
I invite everyone with questions or concerns on the unit to check out my recent review on the Herbalaire H2.1 unit here - https://www.rollitup.org/medical-marijuana/304788-new-herbalaire-h2-1-full.html
-HfB
Wow! You sound really bitter about something. Perhaps you ought to pack at least one of them, and come on back when you've calmed down a bit.
Did i make a claim that the Volcano "changed the air in a molecular way?" Have you used the original volcano? It had a weaker pump, and no air filter. They have been upgrading the volcano constantly since the beginning, just doing it internally. The outside looks the same, and i dont blame the average consumer for not noticing. I also base my opinion on (lets put it in bold, shall we) facts.
And, by the way, i never said i didnt like the herbalaire, i am stating my preference for one vaporizer over another, and my reasoning, which is why this thread got started to begin with.
The Volcano has over 3 times as many votes as the herbalaire, so i dont think im alone.
You obviously didnt understand what i said, so why are you commenting on it? Does the maker of the pump on your herbalaire guarantee that your air is contaminant free? how bout the tubing? How about the pump manufacturer? What kind of plastics are used in the unit? the kinds that leach chemicals? You said your Volcano broke, and you sound bitter about it. If you had a bad experience getting the warranty honored, that really sucks. I will cross my fingers on mine. im out of warranty anyway, its been 3 years.or whatever the hell you said.
-HfB
No no no sir, you should really read my review, I rave about the Volcano. Im very happy it lasted 4 years, but I also realized I spent too much money, and can admit it.You said your Volcano broke, and you sound bitter about it. If you had a bad experience getting the warranty honored, that really sucks. I will cross my fingers on mine. im out of warranty anyway, its been 3 years.
Well, good job at spewing a bunch of useless information to attempt to make yourself look right, I see through that.Its not just that it moves air, it moves air efficiently. Anyone with a little automotive experience will tell you that you get better air flow by shortening the intake pipe, and removing bends. or an intake pipe tuned for optimal air flow. You get better air flow inside the head by polishing the runners. Headers flow way better than a cast iron exhaust manifold. They both get the job done. They both "work".
That about sums you up.spewing a bunch of useless information to attempt to make yourself look right
And yet nothing about the leech chemicals, plastics etc. The Volcano is made with medical grade parts..just my two cents..does the herbalaire guarantee this?(I'm going to assume not, and invite you to prove me wrong) I haven't ever used an herbalaire but I can say I'm very anal when it comes to chemicals, leech chemicals, BPA etc. and wouldn't use a vapo that wasn't made of medical grade materialNo no no sir, you should really read my review, I rave about the Volcano. Im very happy it lasted 4 years, but I also realized I spent too much money, and can admit it.
Well, good job at spewing a bunch of useless information to attempt to make yourself look right, I see through that.
I use a tube that is less that about 5 inches from pump to herbalaire, maybe less. Not that its relevant at all, I see no difference in quality or quantity of vapor compared to the 12 inches of tubing i had before >.<
Man I appreciate your debate, but there just isnt one to have. If you want to spent $500, go ahead, no ones stopping you. But unless you have tried both, and can personally put imput in, Im afraid your opinion is biased. 2 people have ordered the herbalaire and said they will post their thoughts on my review, so feel free to read them yourselves, we shall see
Cheers sticky
the herbalaire is made of pure teflon. teflons melting point is around 650F.And yet nothing about the leech chemicals, plastics etc. The Volcano is made with medical grade parts..just my two cents..does the herbalaire guarantee this?(I'm going to assume not, and invite you to prove me wrong) I haven't ever used an herbalaire but I can say I'm very anal when it comes to chemicals, leech chemicals, BPA etc. and wouldn't use a vapo that wasn't made of medical grade material
resort to the biased results when you have no foot to stand on, nice.That about sums you up.
Volcano 33 votes
Herbalaire 5 votes
Im sorry I gave that ignorant comment no attention from the get-go. Teflon does not produce ANY give off of any sort until around almost 500 degrees, and again, as poplars said, It only lets to dial up to 400. I will be contacting herbalaire next week to get the Specifics for you on all parts of the unit that air passes through, or maybe ill just throw a coffee filter on it can charge you $500And yet nothing about the leech chemicals, plastics etc. The Volcano is made with medical grade parts..just my two cents..does the herbalaire guarantee this?(I'm going to assume not, and invite you to prove me wrong) I haven't ever used an herbalaire but I can say I'm very anal when it comes to chemicals, leech chemicals, BPA etc. and wouldn't use a vapo that wasn't made of medical grade material
Do Not. I reapeat, Do NOT buy your vaporizer from anyone other than the manufacturer, if you can. In your case, your looking at the herbalaire for $250, plus shipping, plus all the crap their trying to sell you extra. You can buy your herbalaire direct from Herbalaire Ltd. at http://herbalaire.com/shop.htmFor those people who have the Herbalaire... What accessories are worth getting to go along with it? It's so hard to not go ahead and buy one right now
https://www.vaporstore.com/proddetail.php?prod=HerbalAire
Good shit on the discing, man!Personally, I vote Volcano. No other vape ive tried comes close, though i havent tried them all. Its only disadvantage is that it is not a very portable device. I have brought it on car long trips with a power inverter, though. But i probably wont be using it on the disc golf course any time soon.