tuesday, november 10, 2009Aroma Classic Vaporizer by Got Vape
The Aroma Classic Vaporizer is the latest progression in advanced Vaporizer Technology. This Hands Free Vaporizer employs an effective 100% Glass Ceramic Heating Element that has surpassed all previous box Style Direct Inhalation systems.
The Bamboo Outer Shell Construction allows for an incredibly elegant yet durable unit. The Aroma Classic Vaporizer is the very first vaporizer to feature the all new Thermo Tube.
The Thermo Tube encases the ceramic heating element in a protective layer of ceramic, eliminating the use of metal screens. This allows the Aroma Classic to reach its desired temperature more rapidly, while also allowing the Aroma Classic to generate a more consistent stream of heat.
tuesday, november 10, 2009All New Dual Chamber Vapor Whip
One of the biggest draw backs to using most hands free vaporizers that utilize a ground glass vapor whip is that with the single screen, your herbal blend falls down into the heating element and wastes your inhalation.
With the introduction of the Dual Chamber Vapor Whip, we’ve solved a lot of these common issues one would run into using a ground glass vapor whip. This Dual Chamber Vapor Whip suspends your herbal blend in the middle of our two screen system above the heating element for worry free usage.
tuesday, november 10, 2009Rev Theory Live Crue Fest 2009
Los Angeles, CA - In another installment of our exclusive Celebrity Artist Health Awareness Campaign with Interscope Records. Got Vape linked up with our Rockstar friends, Rev Theory to interview these rising stars and offer more Vaporization Health Education!
Got Vape first linked up with Rev Theory last year at the Maloof Money Cup, so the band wanted to help out our Cause and do a Public Service Announcement for us.
We were invited to spend the whole day with them on Friday, July 31st, ultra VIP Style, as Rev Theory performed an acoustic set promotion at Best Buy then headlined the Monster Energy Stage at Crue Fest 2009 with over 50,000 people packing the Glen Helen Pavilion.
