Does Joyetech make LR 510 atty?

[Frank from Chicago]

I know there are LR 510 atties, but I want to know if any are made by joyetech. If not, which are the best? I see them on websites ranging from $5 to $10 each. Also, I noticed there are different manufacturing companies that make LR 510 atties. Has anyone had any good/bad experiences with a certain Lr510 atty manufacturing company? Please help and thanks in advance.

 

[dormouse]

LitecigUSA Premium Joye Low Resistance 510 Atomizer

Says in the description it is genuine joyetech

 

[pandatera]

You can also try liberty-flights They list there as Joye 510 they also have EM LR 510 as well for a lower price. If you do plan on purchasing from LF make sure you click on the 20% off be4 adding anything in your basket.

 

[Kent C]

I know there are LR 510 atties, but I want to know if any are made by joyetech. If not, which are the best? I see them on websites ranging from $5 to $10 each. Also, I noticed there are different manufacturing companies that make LR 510 atties. Has anyone had any good/bad experiences with a certain Lr510 atty manufacturing company? Please help and thanks in advance.

In my experience, the joye attys in general perform better because if you look inside there is a base of metal mesh around the bridge and just above the 'pot' (which holds the coil). Others have a washer looking base devoid of mesh. The mesh holds vapor better and keeps the atty wet - dry attys die. This is especially important with LR attys, imo. IF you are an experienced dripper and know when you have to redrip - then you can get away using any atty but if not joye will save you money and burnt tastes in general. Refill or redrip when you first detect a loss in flavor and you'll have attys - regular and LR that will last - ymmv and some lr attys are going to blow in the first day or week - nature of that beast.

 

[MickeyRat]

In my experience, the joye attys in general perform better because if you look inside there is a base of metal mesh around the bridge and just above the 'pot' (which holds the coil). Others have a washer looking base devoid of mesh. The mesh holds vapor better and keeps the atty wet - dry attys die.

I'll have to keep that in mind. I just recently started dripping and I'm using Joye atomizers. That mesh is probably saving me.

Thanks!