About this Organization
Hydra Vapor Tech manufactures and retails high-end cases made for the world’s most popular vaporizer pens. The Titan 2 by Hydra Vapor Tech was designed specifically for the PAX 2 vaporizer.
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PAX 2 Vaporizer / Titan 2 Review – The Good, The Bad, The Hidden
Sponsored by Hydra Vapor Tech Most people are familiar with [or have at least heard of] PAX — and for good reason. The San Francisco-based startup found jaw-dropping success in 2007 when they released the original PAX as one of the first portable, dry-leaf vaporizers of its kind. In a Fortune interview last year, the company boasted about how it generates more than half a million unit sales per year, a number they now claim is significantly understated when compared to their current sales numbers. PAX made headlines again in June 2015, when the …
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