His my liquid compatible with my device
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that liquid is rather high in VG. VG is thick (more viscous than PG) and may cause wicking issues with your setup. i don't know which atomizer that is but others more knowledgable may advise. i'd try 70% VG or lower but there's only one way to find out.
The 15% Pg / 85% Vg ratio is going to be too thick to wick well in that CE4 top coil cleromizer.
They work better with 50/50 or even more % Pg.
You might get by with taking a few hits then tip, twist & twirl to thoroughly wet wicking & allow to sit for awhile to re saturate.
They work better with 50/50 or even more % Pg.
You might get by with taking a few hits then tip, twist & twirl to thoroughly wet wicking & allow to sit for awhile to re saturate.
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yes, probably. Did you buy this used? It’s possible you got ripped off.
Medium answer:
Silica wick usually handles thicker juices fine, generally. There are exceptions of course. That particular coil cartridge may have seen better days though.
Long answer:
That’s an old fashioned glass wick style ego atty. blast from the past there. Haven’t used one of those in a long time. The wick looks heavily used. New ones are white. It may or may not need a new cartridge. If no new cartridges are available and it needs one (which it eventually will) there may or may not be ways to replace the coil and/or wick depending on the design of that particular device. It’s kind of a pain as I remember and if it’s doable at it can only be done a few times. There were many very similar designs out for a while and I don’t recognize the exact model.
yes, probably. Did you buy this used? It’s possible you got ripped off.
Medium answer:
Silica wick usually handles thicker juices fine, generally. There are exceptions of course. That particular coil cartridge may have seen better days though.
Long answer:
That’s an old fashioned glass wick style ego atty. blast from the past there. Haven’t used one of those in a long time. The wick looks heavily used. New ones are white. It may or may not need a new cartridge. If no new cartridges are available and it needs one (which it eventually will) there may or may not be ways to replace the coil and/or wick depending on the design of that particular device. It’s kind of a pain as I remember and if it’s doable at it can only be done a few times. There were many very similar designs out for a while and I don’t recognize the exact model.
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