Saw it on the shelf at the store and couldn't pass it up. Two pieces of foam were added to the top and bottom to make it a nice fit.
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I wouldn't say massive amounts but it definitely got me using a lot less. I went from using about 2 ounces a month to just 1. But the vaped material can be saved and used to make edibles, I use it for hot chocolate that gets me medicated all day.
Update: I have been smoking daily for a month or so (maybe two) and have used no more than 20g since buying it. The savings are bonkers and it's currently (practically) my single most used thing ever. My left hand is now a dedicated-purpose titaniumenjamin spinner. The Thermal Hyper Cap is ridiculous.
The only thing that's been a problem is salvia. Unfortunately, no easy way around it. Limitation of salvinorin A. The reason it's such a problem is because I prefer salvia (run away as fast as possible), but also prefer vaping. I have a plan, but it's a hell of a project (extract and dilute in a carrier for use in a pipe, DMT style). For now, it's the only thing I smoke.
Overall, this has made a lot of otherwise time-consuming tasks (making herbal blends, rolling into joints, wasting most of that by burning) are made simpler by only having to throw product in a chamber. Damiana is one example of something way easier to work with now. Wallet and health savings, stronger, shorter sessions, on demand, only issue is not a fault of the product.
Except those dosing capsules. Those do not work. They get stuck, and I lost a filter to trying to get the idiot out.
10/10, it also looks cool.