Ok It seems the attys from the Pink Riva kits are not very good anyone having any luck with them?
Attys from Riva
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Never had a problem with the 510 atty's from five Riva (black) kits. What's not good ?
Mine appear to be just fine.
Can you tell us what is going on with your atty's?
What is the problem you are having with them?
Paula
Can you tell us what is going on with your atty's?
What is the problem you are having with them?
Paula
they just seem not to make good vapor but I just had a battery go out on me after like 2 days that could have been it.
Try them on a couple different batteries, if you can. Then let us know how they are doing for you.
Some atomizers take a bit of breaking in before they start to produce good flavor and strong vapor. I've had atty's that break in within a few minutes. I've had others that seem to take forever before I am happy with them. Ironically, those that are harder to break in seem to last me for a long, long time and quickly become my favorites. Then again, I've had a few that hit the trash can because they never quite came around.
Hope you get your atty's up and running!
Paula
Some atomizers take a bit of breaking in before they start to produce good flavor and strong vapor. I've had atty's that break in within a few minutes. I've had others that seem to take forever before I am happy with them. Ironically, those that are harder to break in seem to last me for a long, long time and quickly become my favorites. Then again, I've had a few that hit the trash can because they never quite came around.
Hope you get your atty's up and running!
Paula
I think Paula's right....
Or maybe they are flooded? I would stick a corner of a paper napkin into your atty, so it makes contact with the bridge, and let it sit for a few hours. This will help soak up any excess liquid in the atty. Then, you can prime it with a couple drops, and go from there. This almost always gets my atties back on track.
If you cant get them to work, I would be happy to replace them.
Or maybe they are flooded? I would stick a corner of a paper napkin into your atty, so it makes contact with the bridge, and let it sit for a few hours. This will help soak up any excess liquid in the atty. Then, you can prime it with a couple drops, and go from there. This almost always gets my atties back on track.
If you cant get them to work, I would be happy to replace them.
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