Glass clearo... or...

[mariahpoo]

I need a clearo option that does not crack or melt easy. My new favorite juice is fire-n-ice by JV and I hear tale that it eats clearos. I need to be prepared. I have 70mls of this stuff coming. Please lead me to a glass or sturdy clearo... is the T3 good... My brother has the T2 and love it BUT had to mess with it to get it to vape right. It was getting flooded. So he took it apart and moded it. I would prefer not to mess with anything if I have to. I love my Visions but I can't find one that is not a knock off. And if they melt or crack I don't want to have to keep on buying more...

THank you in advance!!!!

 

[spider362]

The T3 is an excellent clearo and there are many reports of it working perfectly right out of the box. But the tank is made of some sort of plastic so I can't say how it will react with your juice.

They are cheap enough that you should get at least one to try.

Mine has passed the 12 week mark with no modding. I do rinse it out before each refill and dry burn every 4 - 5 refills, but then I only use Menthol with no tobacco products in the mix so the coil gets very little gunk buildup.

 

[mariahpoo]

The T3 is an excellent clearo and there are many reports of it working perfectly right out of the box. But the tank is made of some sort of plastic so I can't say how it will react with your juice.

They are cheap enough that you should get at least one to try.

Mine has passed the 12 week mark with no modding. I do rinse it out before each refill and dry burn every 4 - 5 refills, but then I only use Menthol with no tobacco products in the mix so the coil gets very little gunk buildup.

Yeah... I think I will get a couple... couldn't hurt trying

 

[Ryedan]

I don't know of a Stardust style clearo with a glass tube. I have been vaping cinnamon juice for the first time in a VN with a metal sleeve and it's been great for me. I know you asked about the T2 and Vision style clearos, but the VN was the only thing I could think of when I wanted the tough tube you are looking for.

 

[Ryedan]

My brother has the T2 and love it BUT had to mess with it to get it to vape right. It was getting flooded. So he took it apart and moded it.

Wow, I just posted about the same issue I am having with my first T2. What did your brother do to it to improve the flooding issue? Thanks!

 

[DrApex]

For non-reactive options, the Pyrex tanks with cartos can't be beat. The options range from expensive, like the Phiniac tank i own, to more modest, like the IBTanked Pyrex tanks.

These are not at all reactive and very durable. You can find a video on the Phiniac site where a guys throws a glass tank into a garage door and it lands on a concrete floor. The tank isn't damaged or scratched at all.



Typed on my mobile. Please excuse typos.

 

[BuGlen]

For non-reactive options, the Pyrex tanks with cartos can't be beat. The options range from expensive, like the Phiniac tank i own, to more modest, like the IBTanked Pyrex tanks.

These are not at all reactive and very durable. You can find a video on the Phiniac site where a guys throws a glass tank into a garage door and it lands on a concrete floor. The tank isn't damaged or scratched at all.



Typed on my mobile. Please excuse typos.

I agree with this. For juices that tend to eat poly (plastic) tanks, the pyrex carto tank is with SS caps generally the best option. IBTanked is a very affordable way to get into the pyrex tank realm without spending too much cash.