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I was wondering if this principle is correct. In other words, if I get an extremely long drip tip and long barrel atomizer, will there be less of a throat hit?

My brother has a fixation, that although he vapes, he believes that the PG, as a anti-bacterial/germicide, it also kills all the good bacteria in our lungs. I was wondering if there is any truth to his theory.

So, I have vaped 0mg for over a year now. I recently vaped someones DIY juice, that had a small amount of nicotine, (probably below 6mg, as I've vaped 6mg and found the throat hit too strong. Lol), and I felt like I finally understood throat hit, and why people like it. I would imagine the...

So guys, I have a bottle of Ejoker that I purchased from the website directly, made 5/08/12, made with 0mg. I opened it up, vaped it. And immediately profusely coughed, and felt a strange feeling in my throat, which I could only explain as throat hit. I am and always have been a 0mg vapor, so...

I use rebuildable atomizers, and I don't know if I'm making my coils right. Looooong story short, whenever I look at my coils every once in a while, I see more and more fiberglass wick being cut in half, due to the coils heating up. Now what I'm worried about, is the fiberglass heating up to...

So I own a genesis mod. And I've been told, or at least, got a general consensus that it is a not great idea to wrap duel coil coils, because it pulls a generally unsafe amount of amps from the battery. First, I ask, what is the science to wrapping a duel coil coil on a genesis style atty...

So these guys read 1600mah. PRETTY impressive. Any actual tests done with these or comparisons to your run of the mill 18500?

Spill the beans :p

I dont know about you, but a good book and a nice vape sure is a hell of a great day. So me being curious I decide to call up a local Barns N Noble and ask them. When I asked the gentlemen on the phone if the use of electronic cigarettes was allowed in the building, he went...

When I vape this (the atty with the delrin drip tip) The bottom of my tounge starts to hurt when I suck in vapor, and the bridge in my mouth starts to get sore. When I put a drip shield on and vape on it (My own fault here for doing it since it isnt meant to fit in a drip shield) it hurts the...

I really enjoy the air flow on narrow drip tips and would like to know where to buy some.

I purchased a 3.5 ohm DC atty, and I primed it up with about 10 drops, as the recommended ammount seemed alittle much. I fired it up and it was alright. Nothing spectacular, since it hadnt broken in yet. After no more than 4 draws, the Darwin didnt fire it. It gave me a wierd symbol that i never...

With a certain company making a extended sleeve for their silver bullet to allow a 18650 battery while the kick is dropped in, it makes me wonder if GG, being the higher-end production that they are, is doing something likewise. Otherwise quite frankly, the considerably inferior battery life of...

Im searching around for a rebuildable atty, but their are so many options. What is a good rebuildable atty, that preferably I can use my own drip tip with? Otherwise I really dont mind.

Im thinking about buying one but I really like using my drip shield. Has anyone made a mod or set up yet that can allow you to use a drip shield on it?

Does it just take more amps to reach that heat with a lower resistance atomizer?

Im using Iken right now and Im satisfied, but Im always up for trying something new. I know Nhaler just came out with new bridgeless attys at 4.2 ohms, but I just want to know my options.

Are these things like a standard 306? By the look of the picture they look like a 306 inside a 510 casing. Which leads to my next question, based on the picture, can you use 510 drip tips on them?

Please elaborate on what it does, to help me and other people get a good idea on what it will and can do. My assumptions, are, If you for instance put a 1.5 ohm on a 3.7volt battery device, it will keep a constant 9.1~ watts. Or if I slap a 2.5ohm on a 5 volt it will regulate and keep a...

If they all do the same thing why is one more pricey than the other? Is it simply materials that you are paying for and how does it affect functionality?