best atty/carto/ whatever to test lots of juices

[goober]

I want to try lots of juices but I hate using the same carto for multiple flavors. Using a new carto for each and every flavor seems like a waste because I will run into juices I dont like and will have to throw the carto away.

Recommendations anyone?

 

[TheDarthJager]

I usually use a few tanks with the same cartos/ clearo heads/ attys or whatever and vape like that. I've noticed that if I keep the setup the same that gives me the best results. Bare in mind different juices taste different depending on the PG/VG ratio and the voltage. I've been using the same flavor for 3 months and just now have I found what I think is the right formula.

 

[suspectK]

I just use cartomizers. That's what I'm going to be mainly using the liquid in, and I generally just prime a cartomizer and fill a tank so I can see how the juice wicks.

 

[The Ocelot]

Plain direct dripping with a regular 510 or 306 atty is what I've found to be the easiest and least expensive way to try new juices. You might find my blog helpful: Drip, Drip, Drip…

 

[Baditude]

drip atomizer

Nano clearomizer

 

[Mnd72099]

I agree that dripping is the best way to try different juices. I like the Igo-W that I'm using and it doesn't hurt the wallet to bad purchasing one. Good luck!

 

[hammcgmidwest]

bogetech cartos are my favorite

 

[flowerpots]

I drip to try my e-liquids now. I have tried other items, from cartos to clearos, and dripping is the best method for several reasons. One, you get the best flavor that way and idea of what a liquid will taste like, specifically complex ones. Two, you waste little liquid with that method. I have been using disposable attys for a month and all are still working great. Also, if you don't like a liquid you try, you can easily clean your atty and go on to the next liquid.

 

[goober]

my instincts were telling me that atty's would be better than cartos because you cant really clean out the previous flavor from a carto therefor you have to use a new carto for each juice if you want to get an accurate taste of the juice. Not really sure how attys are but I assume since they dont have the sponge in the middle, it will be easier to take most , if not all, of the previous flavor out before putting in a new one.

I have an igo-l and a kanger protank coming in soon. Those should do the trick for now.

Thanks for the blog. I'll be sure to check that out as well.

 

[The Ocelot]

my instincts were telling me that atty's would be better than cartos because you cant really clean out the previous flavor from a carto therefor you have to use a new carto for each juice if you want to get an accurate taste of the juice. Not really sure how attys are but I assume since they dont have the sponge in the middle, it will be easier to take most , if not all, of the previous flavor out before putting in a new one.

I have an igo-l and a kanger protank coming in soon. Those should do the trick for now.

Thanks for the blog. I'll be sure to check that out as well.

You are correct. You also use up a lot of juice in a carto getting it primed to the point it will vape well.

 

[Shane Bappe]

I took out that cloth/cottony material inside a low res carto and use that to drip. I've never tried a true drip atomizer yet but wouldn't it be about the same thing? I do tend to make an annoying mess with it.. but that's how I've been testing some juices and it at least seems to give me an idea of if I want to fill a tank or not but I'm thinking maybe I should just invest in a true drip atomizer?

 

[Knosis]

I'm still a noob so mostly just Kanger PT II and minis.

 

[StacyInOkla]

Any atty will work. As previous posters have said its easy to change flavors. All you do is blow through the battery end. I prefer the Cisco spec attys from Avid Vapor. I have a couple that are almost two months old and still going strong.