best way to try new flavors

[PURPLE POPE]

i'm new to vaping and just picked up a bunch of flavors. what's the most economic way to try as many as possible? can i try multiple flavors on one atmomizer without blending flavors?

what about mini-cartos?

your thoughts are appreciated.

 

[jac1766]

If you are worried about blending flavors, use a dripping atomizer.
Look for a 510 bridgeless atomizer and a drip-tip.

The PIF threads often have great (sometimes free) samples as do many Brick and Mortar(B&M) retail outlets.

If buying from online shop, get sample-packs for economical tasting.

 

[SirHill54]

Cisco , HH357 and every dripping atomizer

 

[PURPLE POPE]

awesome. i'm going to get right on it! thanks for the suggestions.

 

[Thin]

If you fancy rebuilding coils consider an igo L. Made of stainless steel, easy to rebuild, has a little "well" so you can load it up with about half a ml of juice if you want. Vapes great. All you need to rebuild is about ten bucks worth of wire and wick and you're good to go for about a year. Oh and something to test your coil resistance, like a multi tester.

 

[PURPLE POPE]

thanks, i'm going to research that

 

[Paco63]

Try a box of five low resistance 1.5 ohm Joytech atomizers - I use them a lot.

 

[Baditude]

I'll agree that a dripping atomizer is the best way to sample new flavors. However, there are many who do not care for dripping. For those vapors, a Nano clearomizer is an alternative.

Essentially a small tank clearomizer in the size & shape of a cartomizer. Holds 1 ml of juice, perfect for sampling a flavor. Juice is filled or removed by removing the mouthpiece. You actually don't have to clean the it to remove the previous flavor unless it was an extremely strong one. Relatively inexpensive, also. 510 thread version is available at AltSmoke and Discount Vapors. 808 thread version available at Smokeless Image.

 

[vicflo]

might not be the best economical route but i usually have a dozen or so blank LR 510 cartos that are like ~$1.25 each. I just toss them when they burn out but do use them to try new flavors or as spares for friends/family to try new stuff without them slobbering all over my tanks.

 

[Jazael]

RDA's are the best way to go when it comes to tasting a variety of flavors. Most of the Vape shops let you taste samples anyway so all you have to do it burn out the taste when you get tired of one flavor and drip another x).

 

[Rickb119]

I just received some Kanger evod's that I ordered for the sole purpose of sampling the vast array of sample packs that I have. I have been using the Kanger T2 and am very happy with it. Wicks good, vapes good and holds a decent amount of juice. The problem is that it's a top coil with long wicks and the waste involved in switching between juices. Plus it's kind of a hassle to get those wicks back down in the tank after I've cleaned it.

The Evod on the other hand is a bottom coil with very short wicks so there would be very little wasted juice. I also bought extra coils (they're cheap!) so I could remove one, wash it off, drop it in some alcohol to remove the previous flavor, wash out the tank and put a fresh coil in so I could try yet another of my samples.

It all sounded good in my head when I first thought of it. I'm only on the first sample now so I'll let you know how it works out.

OK I'm back. Just switched juices and coils. Wow!, I like it! Simple, easy, no juice wasted and no carry over flavor.

 

[Mixtape]

I know it has been said multiple times but, RDA's are the best way!!!!! You can get a cheap one and try flavors all day.

 

[Penguins_CC]

RDA .... My EVOD does not carry flavor like my Protank but geez I can quick rinse the RDA in water, fire for a few seconds then it's ready for a new flavor. Even after a soaking the EVOD carries a hint of flavor.

 

[Vedra]

2nd the rebuildable dripper. If you use cotton wicks, you can toss in a new one anytime you want to switch flavor profiles or taste a flavor clean.

 

[ThetaReactor]

I keep a 306 atomizer on a basic eGo for the occasional sampling. Great vape and easy to clean, since the coil is right on top. Don't even have to blow it out, really. Just pop the drip tip off and dab it with a towel and you'll get 90% of the juice out.

On the other hand, most of my at home vaping is a RDA on a pipe, and I'll often go through a half dozen flavors in one night without cleaning. The old flavor disappears very quickly unless it's something very strong.

 

[razorx]

Had the exact same question, just wanted to say thanks to your guy's responses