I was wondering if there was an atomizer that would be good for "sampling" e juice. You know, instead of having the whole deal of having to use a new/clean coil/wick and just to try a new flavor. Kinda sucks to try a flavor and it tastes like ... and you have to go through the whole ordeal of soaking in vodka, etc. to clean an e juice you didn't like... I have an Evod. Thanks!
Atomizer for "sampling"?
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Just buy a standard 510 atomizer. I always used them in the beginning for tasting liquids. If you feel like you could rebuild then I would recommend something like the IGO L from fast tech. I have it set up with a stainless steel mesh wick and I can just run it under hot water after each new flavor. The standard 510 ones run around 5 or 6 bux.
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If you're new to vaping, I recommend Joye 510 atomizers as they are the most forgiving and user friendly.
Joyetech Joye 510 Atomizer
Add a delrin drip tip and you'll be set.
Drip Tip for Joye510 or DSE901
If you decide, somewhere down the road, that you like dripping, I think Cisco is one of the best atomizers on the market. But they are not for beginners.
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If you're new to vaping, I recommend Joye 510 atomizers as they are the most forgiving and user friendly.
Joyetech Joye 510 Atomizer
Add a delrin drip tip and you'll be set.
Drip Tip for Joye510 or DSE901
If you decide, somewhere down the road, that you like dripping, I think Cisco is one of the best atomizers on the market. But they are not for beginners.
Custom HH.357 Cisco Spec Hybrid 510 Atomizer - Avid Vaper
Katya nailed it. To start dripping all you need is a non rebuildable atty and a drip tip. You will still need to clean it though - soaking in the alcohol of your choice or - my preference - a short simmer in hot water. But it beats having to load up - and unload an entire tank or clearo of liquid to try out a new flavor. Although they aren't rebuildable a standard resistance atty could last from weeks to months.
If not from the suggested links Katya provided just about any place that sells hardware will have those type of attys.
If not from the suggested links Katya provided just about any place that sells hardware will have those type of attys.
I think it's still very popular. I'm just not an expert on drippers. Don't have the patience.
HH 357 long barrel with a tip allows you to put a few drops in and vape it with out having to do anything but remove the tip.
HH.357 Long Barrel Hybrid 510 Atomizer - Avid Vaper
Take a look here
HH.357 Long Barrel Hybrid 510 Atomizer - Avid Vaper
Take a look here
I tried the JoyeTech 306 a while back. I was not a fan. Way too tight of a draw for me, even after drilling out the air holes.
I did, for a time, enjoy the Sidesho atomizers. They're similar to a 306, but .1mm thinner like the l88b (Volcano and Blu). The bridge is higher and they had much better air flow for me.
In my opinion, they are not suited for a first time dripper. If you've learned to drip on a 510 or 901, they are great. But I feel the learning curve may be too great and prone to frustration for the novicw.
Just my opinion. But then, I don't like standard 510 atties either. I cut my teeth on a modified eGo-C atomizer.
Vape on.
Very much so. Not necessarily the Cisco/Bauway - there's also the Ikenvape I06 version and the old standby Joyetech 306 as well. Love the Ikenvape I06 but they don't seem to last very long. On the other hand I can't seem to kill off the Joyetech 306 even if I want to. (Wish the Joyetech came in different/better resistance options.)
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