cera vape

[mrcooper]

Has anyone used the cera vape tank ceramic one? And what are your thoughts. I want to because it seems more healthy.

 

[bacc.vap]

Hello and welcome. I don't know much about it, but here's a thread where it's being discussed. http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...ke-clearomizer-ceramic-wicked-hygeia-bdc.html

 

[djsvapour]

There is one Ceram tank in the UK. It looks great!

I can't see why it would be 'more healthy'.... not unless you have issues with your current wick system.

 

[Fictitious Character]

I have one and so far it is a pretty good. Has a large capacity and seems to wick well. That thread that was linked above seems to have some good info on the tank.

 

[djsvapour]

I have one and so far it is a pretty good. Has a large capacity and seems to wick well. That thread that was linked above seems to have some good info on the tank.

Well, nice comment. Confirms it's not a gimmick (which I never thought it would be...)

 

[Warpigs]

Welcome to ECF! I have not, sorry

 

[Sir Pouncival]

I just received mine a few days ago. I got it on ebay. I really like it so far. I think it looks sharp and I think it helps to produce better flavor from at least the one juice I've used in it. It does wick well and I've not had a problem with dry hits, even with chain vaping. I've heard (here) that the coils can last a few months and is easily rebuilt, which is pretty amazing if you ask me. The little ceramic wick is pretty neat too. It's amazing how such a little thing can make the vapor this thing does. It doesn't make as much as my Nautilus, but it is almost there... better than my Kanger Aero or Geni tanks.

Overall, I like it much better than my Nautilus for looks, for flavor, and for overall experience. Plus those Nautilus coils kinda scare me. Ceravape's rationale for having a safer wick makes sense to me. I wish they'd tell us exactly what kind of ceramic it is, and what it has in it in what percentages.