It's definitely a cheaper made one compared to others. Others I tried use magnets to hold the pods in.
I don't know smoked25years, I've been playing with 3 Orions. I don't know how the JUUL TC works especially without any controls. Maybe they are set at the factory and if you don't like it, tough.
But what I think would make a perfect pod is having:
The Orion hits them all except the last two. But given its tiny size, it is sort of forgivable. Lost Vape says an authorized service center can replace the battery for you (no word on price yet). And while the refillable pods cost $4 each, they seem to last 2 months for those that had them that long. Thanks to Replay for preventing dry hits and excessive coil gunking. The most refills on one pod I have is 9 refills and it is still going strong.
- Great flavor and vapor
- Adjustable temperature control
- Adjustable power control
- No leaking or condensation
- No spitback or juice in your mouth
- Works either by MTL or DTL vaping
- Adjustable airflow
- Different coil options
- Easy to refill
- Easy to see juice level
- Easy to swap out pods with positive lock
- Consumer replaceable battery
- A rebuildable deck
I have 7 pods filled with juice and none of them leak anywhere. Bone dry all around and no spitback, juice in your mouth or anything. And some flavors comes out at different temperatures. So a pod system that you can't adjust doesn't do you a lot of good.
If you have problems with juice in your mouth, remove the pod and try blowing through it...into a napkin or similar. Blow though the end normally in your mouth and you may get some juice into your napkin.
It is also helpful to keep the device standing up when not in use or when in you hand for a long time...mouth end up.
I should run some lab tests with say 90% water and 10% PG and place a piece of bread in and see if anything grows.
Interesting.Streak a bacterial plate with the drip tip after a month and I bet you get some interesting growth.
Well kind of. Its a pressed fit. You can get it off, but it is really on there very tight.Is the drip tip on the Orion removable and washable?
Not the chimney part, but those other two holes on the top of the pod. Do the holes go right through and you can refill them there?The clear silicone part (2nd from the right in photo) typically stays lodged in the mouthpiece and the liquid is stuck between the clear silicone and the black mouthpiece.
Not the chimney part, but those other two holes on the top of the pod. Do the holes go right through and you can refill them there?
Streak a bacterial plate with the drip tip after a month and I bet you get some interesting growth.
Is the drip tip on the Orion removable and washable?
some tanks sitting on a shelf for 2+ years with juice still in them. And you would expect something to start growing in there or something. No I don't pick them up and vape them. That just sounds too gross to me.
I went to their website and they are now $9.99 and includes 1 pod of your choice for your first one and $19.99 each after that + $9.99 per 2 pods.Any tips on getting more starter kits for $1? The offer is limited to 1 per customer now.