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My Atmos Vicod is on its way out. What are the best dry herb vaporizers available right now in /psy/'s opinion? I'll consider anyting from a compact vape pen to one of those bulky balloon vapes.

Why not purchase the same one again? The best one on the market is the volcano... But there's a cheaper one that is like a volcano (but very good also) I just can't remember the name.

>>759 I've heard very good things about Flowermates, but have never tried one myself so cannot personally vouch. I know you asked about dry herb, but if it's possible where ever you are, you could try and get a dab pen. They're very efficient and stealthy and totally different then a dry vape.

the pax or the mflb

I recommend the Flowermate Pure Hit. Completely made of stainless steel and glas. Has 3 chambers: one for herbs, one for oil and one for wax. It has a water filter, which can also be used with liquids to flavor the steam.

From the thumbnail I thought the readout said "crack pipe", lol.

If I'm someone who doesn't care about fancy soykaf at all and just wants something to replace the standard glass bowl, what do I buy? I literally just need something as simple as a glass piece but without the smell.

>>1374 I've been thinking about getting a soykafty vape and brewing my own flower juice

The boundless line of vapes are overall really nice for their price. They have hybrid models (convection and conduction) and plain convection or conduction models. I'd recommend the CF, it's rather nice for around $100.

>>759 Log vapes like the eNano or Underdog are probably the best units per dollar spent. >>1374 Vapcap M or Sticky Brick

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>>1333 >>2024 The mflb is mega fuarrrking out of date, it's inefficient compared to modern devices, has bad vapor production, it's a hassle to use. Literally no reason to buy an mflb over the hundreds of better devices available.

>>2062 mflb has a very good warranty. they replaced mine twice for free, for intentional and accidental damage by people I shared it with. I still wouldn't recommend it because of how difficult it is to use. most of my friends burned it and it had to be washed with alcohol to get the burnt taste out. >>1374 I had a device called the vaporstar vapobowl. it's a two piece item meant to go into a downstem and it just uses a flame for heat. I had a carved-out piece of wood I stuck it in, with hemp wick wrapped around for safe keeping to heat the device, and it looked badass and original. totally analog and I never had to worry about batteries. last time I checked it is no longer sold but there are a lot of similar products. look for a small bowl with a metal cap designed to accomplish heat intake and heat spreading. it should come with tweezers so you can lift the hot cap and stir the contents, or you should acquire tweezers. the cheap metal gas station bowls with caps don't accomplish the same thing.