Coil change

[nikos markakis]

Hello i vape 2-3 mL a day on my new gs air and i stick 20w. I havent changed coil as of yet and i am a new vaper. I have never changed a coil. From your experience when do i change the coil on gs air with this vaping a day. I exhale less vapor but still its not that few. At the store they told me 20 days but i feel like its dying. Thank you

 

[dbrandt01]

Change it when it feels like it's dying. There is no set limit by days on how long a coil lasts. You can taste it when it should be changed.

 

[issy]

It completely depends on your juice (how much it gunks the coil) and how high your wattage is set. You will get a feel for it as you vape more, but change it when it tastes icky and vapor production goes down noticeably. I changed my BVC coils after 3 weeks or so with my reasonably light-colored DIY juice.

 

[DingerCPA]

Welcome Nikos

Everyone is different. As mentioned above, the type of juice (dark/sweet, etc.) can clog coils fairly quickly. I've not used a GS Air, so I don't know what "typical" is. I can get 6-8 mL on a coil before I swap. But many of my coils are rebuildable/rewickable, and I have LOTS in rotation. I like a fresh coil, so I'm usually changing them every few days, especially if I'm doing a significant juice switch in a particular tank

 

[Kevin Johnson]

On prebuilt coils like the ones for the tank you describe I got anywhere between 3 days and a month out of a coil. Like others have said there are a lot of factors that determine how long it will last, and of course there are bad coils out there (I call them 'dud's) too. If you're only vaping 1-3ml a day (man I remember those days!) then your coil will last longer than someone who use more than that. In general you will know when a coil has had its day. It will suddenly taste like butthole and be harsh. I know it sounds intimidating about changing coils but it's super easy.