Changing flavors?

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7sixtwo

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Most RBA's hold a lot less juice than any tank, of course, but you'll get better flavor. Everyone should own tanks and RBA's, really. Use the tank/s when out and the RBA/s at home.

In my experience; you can simply change to another flavor when your tank gets low. The flavors will be intermingled for a couple draws, but will then switch over to the new one, without tasting "off" in any way.
 
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It's a way to go, sure. Most RBA's hold a lot less juice than any tank, of course.

In my experience; you can simply change to another flavor when your tank gets low. The flavors will be intermingled for a couple draws, but will then switch over to the new one, without tasting "off" in any way.
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That is exactly what I do, multiple tanks loaded with my favorite flavors and a dripper for hitting a flavor for a few hours and trying new flavors. I also use a small Atlantis tank when I think I found a new flavor I think I like and want to be able to hit it over a few days. The dripper also comes in handy when I go to my favorite vape shop for trying new flavors there.
 
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Hola Compadres!

I like to change up flavors during the day, but having multiple tanks can sometimes be a pain because while you have tanks with various flavors it's then that you want to try something that you don't have in your tanks, so my question is, would dripping be the way to go for this?

Yes.
No reason not to have an rda.
Simple, cheap, and most of them are basically indestructible.
 
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gofishtx

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A Dripper would certainly allow you to change flavors more frequently. I use my drippers for tasting juice when I DIY. I never could stand mixing juice in a tank even if the tank is empty, I just feel like I don't get the full flavor of the second juice. It probably doesn't matter after a few puffs though. Guess I am just funny that way.
 
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Yap, dripping is the way to go.

I change flavors about 5-6 times a day and maybe use 3-4, maybe more, set ups through out the day. If you like citrus juices it might be well to keep one set aside specifically for those, but most sweets and tobaccos and custards mix very well.
 
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