After having a 'bad tremor day,' I went in search of something to help me fill my tanks. After taking some suggestions, I bought an Innokin U-can and got a 10ml needle nose bottle.
The Innokin U-can: Filled my EMOW Mega using this method. It's nice, self contained, has a cap with a key ring hole. Fills easily, slightly awkward, though. It's short, which is nice since it's compact, but that makes it a little tough to manage. If it were a bit longer and had some rubberized grippy stuff on the outside, that would make it perfect. I worked it out that I can set the top against the side of the tank and push the button on the bottom. Makes filling easy, but I need to watch where the liquid level is - very easy to over fill the tank. Glad I bought it, though.
The 10ml Needle Nose Bottle: Filled an EVOD 2/Glass using this method. Nice, compact, tip is held onto the bottle with an extra piece of rubber around the bottle neck. A little tough to fill as the opening is small, but it's doable with a dropper and a piece of paper towel on the desk. Rubber top is a little hard to put on, but again, it's doable. Makes filling tanks super easy! The tip is longer than the U-can, which helps with filling the tank. I think it's easier than the U-can with the exception of filling the bottle. A 15ml (or larger) bottle would probably be easiest, but it works!
I also bought a new flavor from a local shop. it's a 10ml dropper bottle - not needle nose or anything. Filled an EVOD 2/Glass using this method. It works very well as I can single drop the liquid into the tank, which is convenient. Need to be careful not to touch the center air hole with the dropper tip, though. Must also be careful how close to the threading I get.
All 3 methods work well - much better than using the medicine droppers that come with the bottles. I think I will end up buying some of the plastic bottles - preferably thin nosed and not the metal needle nose. It would be easier to carry some juice with me if I used the bottles that have tops as well as the thin nose tips. I think I've got it figure out! Next adventure will be trying other flavors, then dripping, then possibly mixing my own juice. Taking it slow for now!
My go-to juice: Halo, Kringle's Curse - 18mg => In the U-can
Morning coffee juice: Local shop, cinnabun - 12mg => Still in the dropper bottle it came in
After dinner juice: Bumble Bee, Strawberry Shortcake - 18mg => In the needle nose bottle
The Innokin U-can: Filled my EMOW Mega using this method. It's nice, self contained, has a cap with a key ring hole. Fills easily, slightly awkward, though. It's short, which is nice since it's compact, but that makes it a little tough to manage. If it were a bit longer and had some rubberized grippy stuff on the outside, that would make it perfect. I worked it out that I can set the top against the side of the tank and push the button on the bottom. Makes filling easy, but I need to watch where the liquid level is - very easy to over fill the tank. Glad I bought it, though.
The 10ml Needle Nose Bottle: Filled an EVOD 2/Glass using this method. Nice, compact, tip is held onto the bottle with an extra piece of rubber around the bottle neck. A little tough to fill as the opening is small, but it's doable with a dropper and a piece of paper towel on the desk. Rubber top is a little hard to put on, but again, it's doable. Makes filling tanks super easy! The tip is longer than the U-can, which helps with filling the tank. I think it's easier than the U-can with the exception of filling the bottle. A 15ml (or larger) bottle would probably be easiest, but it works!
I also bought a new flavor from a local shop. it's a 10ml dropper bottle - not needle nose or anything. Filled an EVOD 2/Glass using this method. It works very well as I can single drop the liquid into the tank, which is convenient. Need to be careful not to touch the center air hole with the dropper tip, though. Must also be careful how close to the threading I get.
All 3 methods work well - much better than using the medicine droppers that come with the bottles. I think I will end up buying some of the plastic bottles - preferably thin nosed and not the metal needle nose. It would be easier to carry some juice with me if I used the bottles that have tops as well as the thin nose tips. I think I've got it figure out! Next adventure will be trying other flavors, then dripping, then possibly mixing my own juice. Taking it slow for now!
My go-to juice: Halo, Kringle's Curse - 18mg => In the U-can
Morning coffee juice: Local shop, cinnabun - 12mg => Still in the dropper bottle it came in
After dinner juice: Bumble Bee, Strawberry Shortcake - 18mg => In the needle nose bottle
