Can I use HALO juice with the Titan 510?

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homebug

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Hi I'm new and about to order the the Titan 510 PCC Full Kit. I love the idea of having a small case because I dont want my e-cig mouthpiece to be touching random things when I lay it down. Recharging the battery on the go is the icing for me. However I dont know a thing about the way its cartridges work. I thought I read somewhere that the Titan cartidges are pre-filled? Does this mean I wont be able to use the juice I wanted from the Halo Company. Is this true? If so, is there a workaround?
 

dormouse

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And when the white cart stuffing gets too messed up, replace it with blue foam - you can get very cheap pieces precut for standard 510 carts at strictlyejuice.com

EJuices are great. Also check out FreedomSmokeUSA (I love many) and Backwoods Brew (Casablanca and Vanilla Bean - and Vanilla is great alone or to change up your tobacco flavors in the cart)

And Velvet Vapors - I love their Vanilla Almond tobacco and their Raspberry Ginger Ale
 

The Big Chief

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The blue foam is a pain, and leaks like crazy. The standard fill works fine so long as its not too dense or too light. Pull the filler out of a blank cartridge. Now you see whats in there. If that amount doesnt work, lighten it up..pull out 1/3. and so on. The density of the filler, REGARDLESS of filler TYPE will determine how fast you can vape. SO forget the cart mods, and new fandagled fillers. Youll get same issues with them all until you nail down the principle of batting density. Batting just needs to be EVEN top to bottom of the cart...it comes from the factory bunched at the bottom. Thats why it never flows right.
Im a 2 padder..or was a year ago..now chain vapor, and never use cart mods. I just pull out 1/3 of the batting in a fresh cart, and works like a charm for a solid month till I replace the whole cart. The only varience to this is the thickness of the liquid used. This part you must figure out, unless you use johnsoncreek liquid as I do. The thicker the liquid, the less batting you need.
 
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