How do you keep track of what you are vaping?

[eJomby]

I know it sounds like a silly question. But a month or 2 ago, I went crazy on getting samples of juices. I had about 5 stardusts and I'd fill them up each about half way. Sometimes, though, I'd just let them sit when I found one particular flavor that I liked. When I came back to the others, I had completely forgotten what I had put in there. Anyone else have this problem? Any good solution? I was thinking about labeling my tanks or stardusts, and just keeping one and and only one flavor in it.

 

[PansSiren]

Smell it? Taste it? All of my juice is in a cabinet, if I have anything filled with a liquid, I just put it in front of the appropriate juice bottle when I'm not currently using it.

 

[Wingnut73]

I use polypro carto tanks and write the juice name along the top edge of the tanks with a fine point black marker. Rubs off easily with a paper towel if I change juices.

 

[budynbuick]

I have been at this a little over two weeks & have purchased about a qt of juice consisting of about 12 flavors & I change flavors so often I have a empty 50 ml bottle that I use for dumping partial tanks into & it has about 10 diff flavors in it LOL. I call it Frankenstein & it tastes pretty good actually. So in answering your Q, I'm not keeping track at all as I'm having too much fun. Keeping track would confuse me (I'm confused enough) at this point LOL. Maybe later. This should not be so much fun. I almost feel guilty. NOT
Keith

 

[zapped]

Buy one of those label makers from office depot.Not only are they dead handy around the house but theyre also fairly cheap.

 

[Thompson]

I tend to only have 2-3 flavors going at any time, and my delivery systems all look different so it's pretty easy for me to keep track. Especially with RBA, open em and take a quick whiff.

With Boge cartos I was constantly confused. Accidentally blending flavors or just generally forgetting. Tried to mark them but very few things will stay on metal w/o looking tacky imo.

Faxed in on the Mojo Wire

 

[patkin]

I use a bunch of stuff for longer and shorter usage and work for cartos or tanks. For cartos I use medicine, cake sprinkle or glitter vials... clear with white screw on lids and I put a label on the lids. Mine happen to be in a zip up leather case that holds a dozen vials for traveling with meds. You can get them on the net in bulk for about 5 cents a piece. Tanks and other various things take a bit bigger size (but the vials do come in lots of sizes) so I buy the half portion Gerber baby food I like (peaches at about 80 cents for a pack of two). They're clear plastic with snap on lids and I label the lids but you can just put a paper note right in the box. Before thinking of those, I just used the little plastic spice jars I had to keep itty bitty beading supplies in... you know the ones with the red lids.. can't recall the brand but they're at every grocers I've seen. Speaking of beading, craft stores carry lots and lots of containers for those. I like the stacking round cylinders and you can buy as many as you need adding on over time. I just throw a note right in the disk but you could label them. They cost about a dollar a piece. I could go on and on as I'm a container junkie/hoarder. I have one whole cupboard devoted to jars I emptied but couldn't bring myself to throw out. Actually I'm glad now I didn't as they've come in handy vaping. I put my bottles of juice in them to store in a closet so the smell doesn't permeate everything else in there.

 

[0161Badger]

I use different clearomisers, clear for tobacco flavours, blue for blueberry, purple for cherry, green for melon etc works for me! I also have a frankenmix pot!

 

[jazon1]

i have anywhere from 5-10 tank mods loaded everyday i use a label maker and just label each one using abbreviations

 

[Tiffani]

I plan on using only certain clearos for certain flavors, so I'm thinking of getting one of those compartmentalized nut and bolt holders and labeling each compartment with the name of the juice in (or just used with) each clearo.