Best methods to carry your e-liquids.

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ricklovesnic

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I picked up a tin of "Altoids Smalls" at CVS and lined the inside with some "carpet gripper" mesh (same stuff you use to line drawers with, but it's cheaper when it's sold to keep rugs from sliding...).

Works like a champ. Holds 2 x 3ml dropper bottles and one assembled 510 atomizer and cart. The rubber material keeps it from rattling in your pocket (pet peeve of mine).
 

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If you only need 1 day's supply, try a 3.7ml bottle of breath drops:

You have to rinse it pretty thoroughly (pull the top off with pliers and soak the bottle and top in water for a day or so), but it fits really nicely in the little mini-pocket in my right jeans pocket.

That is a great idea! Im gonna try it!
 

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The first two pics use to be an old nano case. I pulled out the fitted foam. The little bottles are from Johnson Creek. Pics 3&4 are of my $5 Husky pouch that holds everything including the juice case, my APC, usb cable, 15 & 30 ml bottles and my SB with atty attached.
 

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Dave Rickey

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I've been using a little zippered foam-lined case that came with my wife's GPS. I'll need to clean it soon, leaked fluid from loose loaded atomizers is making it a little nasty. But it works great with 15ml or smaller dropper bottles, and let's me carry 3-4 pre-loaded atomizers on PVMA's for swapping while I drive, plus a couple of spare batteries and a bent paper clip for picking the cartridge filler when it gets crushed, and spare juice and a couple of blank carts. Add a couple more batteries or a charger somewhere, and I'm set for a week.

--Dave
 

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Hahaha, yeah this dropper looks very promising. I ordered one when I found them and will post more details when it arrives.

It is 5.5" long so it's a bit shorter than your average bottle of pepper spray but that doesn't concern me. I'm always worried about the little plastic bottle of juice in my pocket leaking or exploding so I'd definitely be willing do deal with the size. As of now I'm reaching into my pocket about every 10 minutes to make sure my plastic dropper hasn't leaked.

The dropper top is the only thing that looks iffy. It has a stainless steel dropper top, but it was designed to hold eye drops so I think it'll work fine. The viscosity of our liquids may be the only issue.



actually i saw these not too long ago made by zippo the two tools on the keychain are to open the flint screw and to carry an extra flint... BUT if it's made to carry zippo fluid it should be fine for e-juice... i'm ordering a few in about a week i'll repost then
 
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