Introducing Ubik
After much time spent in design, testing and refinements, I’m pleased to finally present my first portable dry herbs vaporizer model: Ubik.
Ubik is on-demand, full convection, unregulated yet electronically-enhanced, battery powered, with a clear focus on taste, ease of use, elegance and even extraction.
Ubik is custom-made to order and handcrafted by myself in Paris, France.
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Ubik comes in two sizes and many aspects of it can be customized.
For a more in-depth presentation, I invite you to read this thorough blog post:
https://kerozen.abeem.eu/creations/2026/so-what-exactly-is-ubik/
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These six classic French woods, all from sustainable PEFC certified forests, will be offered at the same lower price, while rarer species and exotics will cost extra.
If you want to learn more about these six species, you can read this other blog post:
https://kerozen.abeem.eu/species/2026/discover-the-french-classics/
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As for briefly introducing myself: my name is Alex. Some of you might remember me as an FC veteran, where I reviewed quite my share of vapes and beta-tested for many brands back in the days.
I had the chance of being part of the Z-team when Ryan launched the Zion and later the Milaana. I helped Dave of MistVape a bit when he launched the MVT and then the Imp/Impcognito, also beta-tested Alan’s iHeat… I was present right from the start when Dan launched the Nomad and I’m the proud owner of the 7th unit produced.
I was also very active around the DIY 510 attachments threads (and the DIY section in general) and experimented with tons of custom designs, which did not necessarily come into fruition until now, but they gave me a considerable experience and led to Ubik.
All of this just to state that I’m not exactly coming from nowhere heh! 
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The waiting list will open in a short while, with no purchase obligation until your name gets called and committed to a specific production batch, you can opt-out at any time, no questions asked.
Since they are handcrafted and I’m working alone, demand will undoubtedly exceed my production capacity at first. But at this point and counting all prototypes, I already built 36 units in total, and I’m still improving and streamlining my processes as I go but you can consider it as a ready product.
They have been tested and validated by a group of trusted people (collectively known as “The K-Team”, a nod to the good old RBT days) and the feedback so far has been great, Ubik is ready for prime time!
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You can find links to various means to contact me on other social media at the bottom of my blog pages. And I will be of course active on this very forum to answer all questions you might have and share with you.
for a smooth first rollout 
