How do you keep the different ejuices straight?

[regal55]

Going on 2 weeks without a cig!


Being a newbie I have been ordering a lot of different brands's flavors. I have about a half dozen anyvape tanks. Best way I can come up with to evaluate is to fill the 1/4 with the different flavors/brands but whats the best way to keep them straight? A label maker or something. What do the veterans do?

 

[Dochartaigh]

I only vape maybe 3 juices at the moment so it isn't that hard. They actually taste best in a certain kind of tank and I know which one that is...

When I had more, I literally used one of those $17 label makers. After that I was color-coding my Kayfun tanks with different color clear-window sections (yellow window = lemon, blue = blueberry, green = apple rings, etc.).

 

[wi11n]

Venterans use RDA's for taste testing, so there's no filling and dumping or forgeting. Usually once you find flavors you like you stick with them and put them in your favorite tanks. You know there taste so there's really no forgetting.

 

[db13berry]

Colored rubber bands. Match color to tank and bottle.

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[AmandaD]

My first month I put little stickys under each tank so I knew what flavor was in what. Later on I just did the sniff test! Now I use rdas, but I still occasionally forget which flavor I was working on LOL

 

[3mg Meniere]

I get the 3/4 inch round labels at wal-mart. They are available in either white or colors. Write the name of the juice in pencil (evidently juice can be used to remove ink-stains). I have been putting tape over them.

I have close to thirty flavors in my rotation, so that is ESSENTIAL!!

 

[pdsarp]

I tell myself over and over again which flavor I used in which tank or with which atty.

Then when it comes time:
1. I completely forget which was which.
2. I try to determine by smell.
3. Usually I'm still not quite sure.
4. End up mixing the flavors, or maybe not if I guessed right.
5.

 

[Baditude]

Multiple tanks for multiple flavors. I've had as many as a dozen tanks running simultaneously at one point. I even printed out the names of the flavors on the computer, printed them out, cut to size and taped them on the tank. (Label makers are too expensive)



Now I only keep a few tanks running simultaneously. Different colored tank caps and drip tips help differentiate the flavors.

To test flavors before devoting them to a tank, I've used a 510 drip atomizer and a Nano clearomizer.

 

[v1k1ng1001]

I gave away all my stuff that I'm not using anymore so I only have four tanks that I use so it's easy to keep them straight. My rule for vape gear is that if I haven't used something in 4-5 months it gets donated to someone who will make better use of it.

 

[batman624]

Walmart has a 500 count hair band package for a couple bucks. Take two of a particular color...one around the top of a bottle and one around the corresponding tank!

 

[Grimwald]

Colored rubber bands. Match color to tank and bottle.

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I use tiny colored rubber bands (for little girl's pony tails I think) that I found at the dollar store...400 in a pkg for...well $1.

I also use carto tanks, so different colors of drip tips work for me as well.

 

[5150Marley]

I label the tanks with a label maker... I am still trying to find a few more favorite juices.

 

[amoret]

The colored rubber bands are also available for kids jewelry making, usually smaller than the hair ones and also cheap. I like the rubber bands since they don't leave glue on the topper.

If you really have a lot of different flavors going you can combine two colors, so the number of possibilities is pretty high.