Delivery device questions

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Chimps McGhee

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So for my start into vaping I have been strictly using the two t3's that came with my ego twists. I would like to branch out to dripping, and would like to get some suggestions on what would be a good fit with my twist. I am also getting ready to order some new juices, after using strictly MBV watermelon 24mg this week to get off analogs. I must say I think that my taste buds are still somewhat dead from analog abuse, and tonight I switched to the bottle of 24mg RY4 and I am enjoying it quite a bit. Thanks in advance for any suggestions on juice and drip atty's.
 
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I've written a guide on the more common juice delivery devices in the following link. It has a description, photos of the device in use, and a video on how to fill them.

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...k-what-primer-juice-delivery-attachments.html

Finding a couple of good juice flavors that you enjoy is as important as finding the best gear. Taste is extremely subjective, so unlike advising you on gear, it's more difficult to recommend a flavor or juice. Finding good flavors for you will be pretty much trial and error, hit or miss. It's what we all did, and the search for new flavors to try is never ending.

I've been vaping for a year. I smoked Marlboro Menthols, so my first flavor was an Ice Menthol. It got me off of cigarettes. However, I quickly began exploring multiple flavors of juice from many different vendors. I currently use up to 20 flavors in my collection that I continue to order, and likely will switch between 3 - 4 flavors every day. I like fruit and coffee flavors. Variety is the spice of life. No "all day vape" for me.

Everyone will be different, but I have found that I personally like the juices from vendors that mix their juices upon your order. You can then get the PG/VG ratio that you prefer, strength of nicotine you need, flavor bumps, add menthol or Koolada to "cool" the flavor, etc. I also have gravitated to the all-natural all-organic flavorings.

A cost efficient method of trying many different flavors is to buy sampler packs from vendors that offer them. This way you are not wasting money on larger bottles of juice that you may not care for. If you find some winners, just re-order more in a larger size.

Either a dripping atomizer or a Nano clearomizer is a simple way to sample flavors.

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