I've purchased at least 10 Stardust clearomizers. At one point, I thought they were the greatest thing since sliced bread. Finally! (I thought). A vastly improved way to vape. Easy to fill, and you can see how much juice is left.
But, gradually, my love affair soured. They are absolutely perfect for the first fill. But after that.... so so. Or terrible. I've had bad luck cleaning them. They either die quickly, taste burnt, or produce no taste at all. So I've concluded that a $6 Stardust is good for about two days, max. After that, they belong in the trash can.
For the past three days, I've reverted to my old ways and used cartos exclusively. And they work great! I forgot how good they work. Sure, they are a bit more trouble, and occasionally you get a dud. But, in the overall scheme of things, cartos are my choice.
So, for me, the final score: Cartos 1, Stardust 0.
Many will disagree, of course. When I read posts about people using a Stardust for weeks, I just can't relate. Maybe I'm doing something wrong, but I don't think so. In my experience, they just lose it after a while, and can't be resurrected.
But, gradually, my love affair soured. They are absolutely perfect for the first fill. But after that.... so so. Or terrible. I've had bad luck cleaning them. They either die quickly, taste burnt, or produce no taste at all. So I've concluded that a $6 Stardust is good for about two days, max. After that, they belong in the trash can.
For the past three days, I've reverted to my old ways and used cartos exclusively. And they work great! I forgot how good they work. Sure, they are a bit more trouble, and occasionally you get a dud. But, in the overall scheme of things, cartos are my choice.
So, for me, the final score: Cartos 1, Stardust 0.
Many will disagree, of course. When I read posts about people using a Stardust for weeks, I just can't relate. Maybe I'm doing something wrong, but I don't think so. In my experience, they just lose it after a while, and can't be resurrected.