...altho its hard to get the pods out of their container. Once I took a knife and carved open the package.

How is it in use? does it cause a cough?

I’d use a dry herb vaporizer, no cart. Tried one a while ago not to bad. Then you can save the “duff” to make edibles. Never tried that although some swear by it.

Cataract surgery coming up so I’m switching to tincture.

Only for certain situations. You know. The more public ones and sometimes on the highway...

Would be hard on my lungs if I did all the time. Mostly flower for me.

The PAX cartridges run $30-$50. I’ve had to replace my pen and the dispenser gave it to me for free. It’s battery can’t be swapped so they replace it after you buy one.

I can do cartridges or flower.
It is the best ever. Sturdy reliable. Great battery.
They have a website.

It's like getting hit in the head with a hammer. You're looking at 80% or more THC on most of these. I prefer a milder, functional buzz that allows me to be active.

The good news is that it is easy on the lungs, maybe because one or two hits is plenty.

Some, like Pax or Airo-Pro, have proprietary cartridges that only work with their specific battery, so it limits what strains are available.

Never, ever, use "street" cartridges. Cartridges from legal dispensaries are well regulated and I believe pretty safe.

very efficient delivery device.

I'm not sure what kind, it was offered by the dispensary, MUV. I prefer indicas for my anxiety and my lungs are great. I have asthma and the vaping actually helps me; smoke doesn't.

I also use it for anxiety

If you are using cartridges you never really know what is in them or what the effects will be several years from now, or sooner. If you want a vape pen, I would use one that vapes herb. Same for any BHO extractions. I wouldn't use it regularly. Jusy my 2 cents.