Clearomizer disappointment

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Vapoor eyes er

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I don't like the clearomizers myself, personal preference on my part mostly, but the long wick one that I had was having the same issue as yours. Unscrew the mouthpiece a little, you could be squishing that silicon cap holding the wicks too much for the juice to get through. Worked for me, but with the clearomizers I have found I get a dulled flavor to my eliquid.
 

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Most dependable clearomizes I've ever found are the Fluxomizers at Govapes. There's no possible way they aren't miles better than an any eGo C tank system, even if it's not leaking and trashing your taste.

The fact is, there are two kinds of people happy with the eGo-C. One is the group of people who've had it for just a few weeks or months. The other is the majority of people who've ditched that junk on the end of it and are using it with a decent clearomizer or other juice delivery system.

Second the Vivi Nova suggestion too. They look a bit goofy on an eGo, but it's worth it. There's no comparison.
 

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I'm going to jump in and see if this helps. I got an eGo 900mAh kit last week. The atomizer/tank that is supplied gives a good amount of air, and the liquid lasts for a day or so depending on use.

A replacement clearomizer I got is extremely hard to draw on. it seems that not much air is flowing through it. I feel like my cheeks are going to cave in.

The box I got says Crystal Clearomizer. 2.0 Crystal Clearomizer. On the metal itself, the number 2.4 Omega is stamped. On the other side of the box it says 'The resistance of the atomizer is selectable. Not sure what exactly is selectable. The airflow?

Also, along with this drop in draw, it's using up the liquid at least twice as quickly.

I thought about posting this as a new thread, but saw that this might be helpful. Advice??
 

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Okay, if your wick cap is pinching the wicks it is an easy fix. Straighten a paperclip. Bend the very end(1/8 inch) to 90 degrees. Slip the bent end down past the wick cap, hook it and gently lift it a bit at each side to take pressure off the wicks. This will let the wicks perform better. I have a dozen ce4/ce5 types that work fine with a little tweaking and keeping them clean. The 2 Kanger T2 Clearomizers I have work much better.
 
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