Cheap tank that isn't complete crap for eGo Twist

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Tomla

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I just started a week ago and have been using the T2. I have had zero problems with it and enjoy it very much. I do have a vivi nova on order from high desert (They're selling it for only 11.99!) since I'm new and want to try my different options. Knowing that I can just replace the heads fairly cheaply is a very satisfying aspect of the clearomizers for me.
 

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+1 for the Smoktech DCT (polypropylene model only, the polycarb models that are clear do leak) in 3.5 ml for the slimmer ego batteries.

The Valley View Vapes tanks are great tanks, I have 3, however these are big and heavy for an ego battery in my opinion, very top heavy. The silicone gommets that these come with are a pain to fill and replace a carto; filling requires using a needle and syringe between the grommet and tank/or/carto. Pay more for the optional aluminum caps and you'll be a happier camper.

A slimmer pyrex tank alternative is the OCD tanks from IBTanked. The slimmer tanks he has are 19mm wide, much more fitting for an ego battery. You can get one as cheap as $21 before tax and shipping, not a better deal anywhere. Last pic below is a slim IBTanked on a Twist.

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peraspera

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Still fan of ego type a very pocket friendly

I just got some Kanger M3s. Wow! The taste blows my current fave, the Vivia Novas, way out of the water. No leaking.

The coils aren't rebuildable and it's a tad fiddly filling it without getting juice in the center tube. However, it's much less hassle than dripping and there is are no issues with getting a clean, dry atty primed properly when changing juices. I'll be ordering more of these.
 
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