Hello ECF,
A year ago I began my vaping journey and reading ECF. Volumes of ECF info later I joined the forum. The info here is the best, thank you.
A few months ago I tried out the new CE2 clearomizers. With a little tweaking I was happy with them but, not the annoying needle refill hassles. A few weeks ago it hit me, super glue a blunt needle tip to the top of a squeeze bottle. So I cut the dropper tip off the snap on bottle cap and was left with a hole nearly the size of the needle tip. They fit together perfectly. With a little glue and a few minutes, I was squeezing juice into my clearomizer with no need for a needle. I've found that the High Caliber juice bottles withstand repeated compression better than the other bottles I had on hand.
From left to right-foreground:
The snap on dropper cap, the snap on cap with dropper stem removed, the blunt needle tip and the bottle top with the needle glued on. I used regular old super glue and a razor blade for a flush cut on the cap.
I'm also interested if anyone has noticed variations in nicotine content? I got some juice with 24mg or 2.4% and cut it 1/4 with a 50/50 pg/vg blend, so it would result in a 6mg content. I also have some 6mg-0.6% juice from a vendor. With the 6% vendor juice I feel less of the nicotine than from the 2.4% blended down. Just interested if this is in my head or if there are inconsistencies with juices and or vendors?
Thanks LJ
A year ago I began my vaping journey and reading ECF. Volumes of ECF info later I joined the forum. The info here is the best, thank you.
A few months ago I tried out the new CE2 clearomizers. With a little tweaking I was happy with them but, not the annoying needle refill hassles. A few weeks ago it hit me, super glue a blunt needle tip to the top of a squeeze bottle. So I cut the dropper tip off the snap on bottle cap and was left with a hole nearly the size of the needle tip. They fit together perfectly. With a little glue and a few minutes, I was squeezing juice into my clearomizer with no need for a needle. I've found that the High Caliber juice bottles withstand repeated compression better than the other bottles I had on hand.
From left to right-foreground:
The snap on dropper cap, the snap on cap with dropper stem removed, the blunt needle tip and the bottle top with the needle glued on. I used regular old super glue and a razor blade for a flush cut on the cap.
I'm also interested if anyone has noticed variations in nicotine content? I got some juice with 24mg or 2.4% and cut it 1/4 with a 50/50 pg/vg blend, so it would result in a 6mg content. I also have some 6mg-0.6% juice from a vendor. With the 6% vendor juice I feel less of the nicotine than from the 2.4% blended down. Just interested if this is in my head or if there are inconsistencies with juices and or vendors?
Thanks LJ
