Cartridges for experimenting with recipes?

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justin1287

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So, I'm looking for some cartridges that won't hold the flavor of the e-liquid when it's empty. I want to perfect a recipe and need the cartridge to be perfectly clean when I try a new recipe. For example, I want to make 20 different recipes and try them all without being getting the flavor of the e-liquid that was in the cartridge before. At the moment I am using a cheap pen with the 510 threads.....I think. My cartridges have the wicks in them and I'm afraid that that will be hard to clean in between times I try new recipes. I guess it's called a clearomizer. Would a Atomizer me good for my use, and if so, is there a place to buy them cheaply? Thanks!
 

The Ocelot

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Don't these have wicks? My main need is a way to vape new recipes without tasting the previous recipe.

Small ones (they're bottom coil), but the way they are designed, you can only put in one flavor. They can be filled a few times, but taking them apart to try and rinse them out isn't worth the work (and tends to make them leak). I used them when I liked a flavor when dripped, but wanted to vape it for awhile without having to commit a whole tank (this was before RDAs, so the choice was limited).Got Vapes called them the "Phoenix," but the generic name is CE3 XL. The vender I linked to in my last post has the best price I know of, I've bought many boxes from them.



Another testing method you might consider is direct dripping, the way it used to be done. You can get bridgeless/wickless attys, so there's nothing between you and the coil. Here's my blog about it: Drip, Drip, Drip - The Sound of Dripping | E-Cigarette Forum
 
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Diver9543

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Have you thought of trying an RDA and changing the wick with each flavor? I have a local B&M that had some cheap RDAs on clearance. They were $2 each or 3 for $5. They worked great and were my intro to dripping. Now I have a Fogwind by Alliance that I just really love and it is a breeze to change out the wicks.
 
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