Candied Cavendish TPR, which (if any) clearomizer do you suggest? Protank coils get gunked-up.

[Letdown27]

I've been having an issue vaping Candied Cavendish in my Kanger Protank.

Basically it will gunk-up the coils in the Protank head before I'm even done with one tank full, to the point that the coils can no longer vaporize anymore juice. My understanding is that this is rather normal for these type of tobacco juices (especially unthinned as mine is).

I'm curious if anyone has had any success with a longer "vape life" from any other Clearomizers? I noticed on TPR website that they say the Vision Stone works well. They do not, however, suggest the Stardust-type of clearomizers. I'm curious as to what makes the Vision Stone suitable as opposed to other wicking clearos?

Has anyone had success with an iClear 30?

Thanks for your time!

 

[boomerdude]

I've tried NET's like CC in a lot of clearo's and had no luck. So I use a dripping atty like the IGO-L or Octopus. Then when I'm done I either burn-off the coil or make a new one.

 

[Letdown27]

I've tried NET's like CC in a lot of clearo's and had no luck. So I use a dripping atty like the IGO-L or Octopus. Then when I'm done I either burn-off the coil or make a new one.

Thanks for the reply.

I'm curious how much the flavor would be muted if I ordered it "thinned", or if that would even help the coils...

 

[boomerdude]

I wouldn't. That juice is one of the best out there and it's flavor would definitely change for the worse if you thin it. If you want to use a clearo get one of the metal bottom coils with a box of replacement coils and use it specifically for NETs.

Thanks for the reply.

I'm curious how much the flavor would be muted if I ordered it "thinned", or if that would even help the coils...