7.79 for 5 pack of XL clearos

[Lezil]

i just wanted to share this for those intrested. totally wicked did a bunch of tests on them and found them to be unacceptable due to the cracking issue we are all aware of.
but 7.79 for a 5 pack was a good deal, so i bought 3 packs.. they say until supplies are gone, but who knows really


Electronic Cigarette Clearomizers and Cartomizers / E Cigarettes and E Liquid from Totally Wicked

 

[Eddie.Willers]

Good deal! Just bought 2 packs to mod them with a 3ml BD syringe - they work superbly.

 

[Lezil]

yeah, i love em... really is a deal. i had one clearo last 2 weeks before it cracked and i told my wife "let me see your cartridge" and she pulled the tube and everything off my ecig thinking it was hers >.< it was workin like a champ too

 

[Thank You]

no disrespect but why purchase something that's basically defective?

i'm just sayin'

 

[Eddie.Willers]

no disrespect but why purchase something that's basically defective?

Well, basically, the CE2 clearo is a pretty good unit. OK, there are known issues with the plastic (particularly with acidic juices) but if you are prepared to mod them, this is a very good deal indeed.

 

[GroovyMystery]

Would these work in a MAP tank?

 

[my4jewels]

Okay, girlie girl here. tell me how to cut a 3ml BD syringe. I have some, don't know exactyl what to cut them with. Please be specific. I'm "duh" when it comes to this.

Good deal! Just bought 2 packs to mod them with a 3ml BD syringe - they work superbly.

 

[Eddie.Willers]

I'm sure there was a thread around with step by step instructions.
* Basically, take a 3ml disposable syringe & pull the plunger right out - toss it away. Remove the needle and ditch that.
* Cut the needle end of the tube off tube with a dremel tool (if you have one) or a fine-bladed hacksaw at about the 1ml mark on the syringe barrel.
* Take your CE2 clearo and wiggle the battery end to free it from the plastic tube - withdraw carefully.
* Remove the silicone cup seal and washer from inside the clearo - keep these safe.
* Slide the CE2 into the syringe from the uncut end (where the 'wings' are) and press home the battery connector end so everything is flush and only the threaded portion of the battery conenctor is poking out of the end of the syringe barrel.
* Fill the CE2 with about 1.5ml of your fave juice - drip down the side of the syringe barrel or use another syringe.
* Reinsert the silicone seal, notches facing towards the ceramic cup, and slide the ring seal down so its snug up against it.
* That's it - screw onto your PV and enjoy.

Thicker juices may not wick as well as thinner ones and, sometimes, I find I have to invert the unit 90 degrees to wet the wick at the top of the cup.

 

[my4jewels]

Thank you so much. I have also read about enlarging the notches a bit for better wicking. Do you also recommend that, my guru.

I'm sure there was a thread around with step by step instructions.
* Basically, take a 3ml disposable syringe & pull the plunger right out - toss it away. Remove the needle and ditch that.
* Cut the needle end of the tube off tube with a dremel tool (if you have one) or a fine-bladed hacksaw at about the 1ml mark on the syringe barrel.
* Take your CE2 clearo and wiggle the battery end to free it from the plastic tube - withdraw carefully.
* Remove the silicone cup seal and washer from inside the clearo - keep these safe.
* Slide the CE2 into the syringe from the uncut end (where the 'wings' are) and press home the battery connector end so everything is flush and only the threaded portion of the battery conenctor is poking out of the end of the syringe barrel.
* Fill the CE2 with about 1.5ml of your fave juice - drip down the side of the syringe barrel or use another syringe.
* Reinsert the silicone seal, notches facing towards the ceramic cup, and slide the ring seal down so its snug up against it.
* That's it - screw onto your PV and enjoy.

Thicker juices may not wick as well as thinner ones and, sometimes, I find I have to invert the unit 90 degrees to wet the wick at the top of the cup.

 

[John R. L.]

Would these work in a MAP tank?

I did find a way to make the clearos work......I got a peice of metal tubing from the hardware store ( same size tubing that they use with the metal ce2's) cut a peice half an inch (little less) put the metal pc. at the base of your clearo, and a little super glue, and look you got a ce2 that is made just for the map-tank, & they work great !!!.....hope this helps ya !....and yes you will have to get a small pipe cetter , about 12 to 15 bucks but they work great !

 

[Eddie.Willers]

Thank you so much. I have also read about enlarging the notches a bit for better wicking. Do you also recommend that, my guru.

Well, I have tried this but I don't detect any difference...good luck! Remember, YMMV etc

 

[wyojoe]

A small cut to the notches helps, but if its to big, I find it floods more often. I have a hard time getting the cap back in place after I clean one. I wish there was a way to get the cap in and out easier.

 

[Lezil]

i just got my clear ones today, no cracks on the ones me and my wife are using , but will mod them when they do

 

[Trioxin]

Thanks for the heads up on this. I probably have enough of these to last a lifetime, but with advances in modern medicine, you never know.

 

[wyojoe]

I cut my syringes with a box cutter. It leaves a better edge with less burrs. It does take some downward pressure on the box cutter, so be very,very careful, and rock it back a forth with downward pressure. When you have cut it to the right length it does work very well.