Extracted Tobacco Residue: Tired of it. Any help?

[anavidfan]

I wouldnt want her to change a thing. Its very clean and filtered, its not like there is any sediment, its how the juice reacts to being heated up once it hits the coils. One could add more pg on some, but that would change the taste. They are perfect and I wouldnt want her to change a thing.

I feel the same, the taste is worth the extra "chore" if you want to call it that. I found that they work well in Vivi Novas and dripping atties and Phoenix types, but not being a dripper ( i just cant keep up with my vaping habits) I invested in the Odysseus just for Andreas juices.

 

[Randy C]

Bridgeless 306's huh? It sounds like 306's are at least worth a try. Could you guys give me a link or two to some really good 306 atty's? Thanks again for the help.

Cisco's are about the best that I've tried so far... They aren't the cheapest, nor are they expensive. They produce consistent results and I use them in my Reo bottom feeder @ 3.7 volts. Here is a link to a 1.5 ohm "open post", bridgeless (these allow juice to feed through the bottom- for bottom feeders) LR306 Low Resistance Bridgeless 1.5ohm Atomizer (Cisco Spec) - Avid Vaper

Here is the link for the "sealed post" 1.5 ohm, bridgeless: LR306 Low Resistance Bridgeless 1.5 ohm Sealed Post Atomizer (Cisco Spec) - Avid Vaper These are great for any 3.7 volt device

Avid offers many configurations of this popular atomizer, so just let me know if you have any questions. I highly recommend de-wicking all atomizers

 

[Varrius]

I wonder if some of these NET's were run through a centrifuge for a while if it would do anything? Perhaps it would change the taste, I don't really know.. but if I were making juices to sell I'd definately give it a try if I could get access to one (hint hint juice makers). I wish I had access to one myself, I'd definately try it and see if it helped and/or changes the juice taste.