Cartomizers?

[dilyla]

I was looking at the cartomizers on the website while this sale was on; interested in the larger bulk option. Can't really tell from the website, but I'm assuming these are compatible with 808D and 901 Rivas?

There appears to be two different kinds of cartomizers -- those in the clearance section state they won't work with your "new Fusion" products.

What's the difference in the two? What's the compatibility/connection of the ones listed on the main cartomizer page and/vs the one's listed on the clearance page?

And soft top or hard top on these? If hard top, hard-glued in or the easy to remove?

Thanks!

 

[trichman]

Bloog revamped their line and Fusion is their latest release. The Fusion line is all KR808D-1 compatible. They are not compatible with the older versions. I'm not familiar with the Riva so I can't answer that. The capacity of these carts is approx. 1ml.

All of their products are currently in the process of being upgraded but will remain 808D-1. I am a customer and really like the RY4 flavor.

Leaford usually checks this forum and can give you a better response but I recommend Bloog and the quantity discounts are really great.

 

[leaford]

Hi Dilya,

Trichman is correct. The Fusion cartomizers are KR808D-1. The older X9 cartomizers are compatible with Loongtotem's V9, or e-cig.com's E9. And our upcoming MaxxFusion model will remain KR808D-1 compatible. As for the 901 Riva, the threads will fit our Fusion cartomizers, but most 901 compatible batteries will not allow airflow because they are designed for 901 atomizers which provide the airflow through a hole in the side of the atomizer, not through the battery. I don't know whether that is the case for the Riva in particular.

In any case, not only are our quantity discounts good, but you still have a couple days to get an additional 20% off on any order through October 31st, using coupon code MYBLOOG, so don't miss out!

 

[dilyla]

Thanks Leaford & Trichman --

So are these cartomizers with the easy to remove soft caps (I like to refill a couple of times before tossing), or the hard glued-in type?

 

[leaford]

The Fusions have hard caps, but not glued-in, so they are relatively easy to remove. The MaxxFusion cartomizers will have soft caps.

 

[dilyla]

Thanks!