Salutations 421,
I have the Extreme Q. It's ok I suppose.
No it's NOT but this depends on who's using it, naturally.
My suggestion would be to look closer, especially inside... Anyone who can accomplish this job correctly will find that ALL Arizer products presently available happen to exhibit the very same flawed designer choices (if not dogma!): symbiotic air/venting/cannabic paths all mix together, which means for some reason it was decided to enforce the idea that it's OKay to insist over keeping intimate aerial contact with the electronics and associated hardware...
What's the most mediocre feature with all Arizer vaporizers, table and portable, is how it hurst one's sense of serenity thinking it forces the owner to suck on a timed-bomb that Arizer says may never explode. While proper (read separate!) containment of the air masses would be all that is required to offer some real yet simple and solid garanty, but it seems this is about designer religion i guess. About that disgusting symbiotic relashionship with inert matter i mean... Unless seeking the "ROBO-FART" effect, which evokes a memorable episode.
M'yeah!
And i almost forgot to say how satisfactory it feels to enthousiast users. So who'd challenge that?! 8)
But the layout inside, euh... Beurk!
So i'll try a striking image for the benefit of those who lack sufficient visualisation skills. Brace yourselves...
Well, it's like serving a fine 3-chocolate cake on used toilet paper. Know what i mean?
Euh...
More precisely it's all brown but that's OKay as long as that's OKay. Lets just suppose customers got no smell receptors, which is how it becomes possible to expect of them that they'll trust it's safe to take chances as long as they don't confuse the brown tones, since they don't have a nose for it!
Great business opportunity awaits, euh...
Ah and a timer for safety reasons... Ah! Ah! That alone made my day. Thank you for the humour touch.
...it has worked for some years now with periods of very heavy use without any problems so that's another good thing.
How does one know it's not slowly releasing toxic waste in imperceptible yet steady amounts? Even with intermittance...
At least i didn't so i stripped all vaporist accessories out of the box and gave my Arizer table unit as a potpourri warmer - which was it's initial function judging by the physical convective tower layout.
As far as i'm concerned the only way to get peace of mind is to erect a sealing barrier between the lungs path and the crap part. Short of that i wouldn't even consider it as candidate for a purchase. But that's me.
There are people who value trust, some who don't. Those who feel like giving an Arizer artificial respiratory assistance have more trust to waste than i'll ever find in any case.
Sorry, i realize that's a non-answer to the initial poster but Arizer ain't no good option for anyone who's on a Harm Reduction forum IMHO!
Good day, have fun!!
