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lladnar550

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Used a label maker for a while. Worked great on clearos and cartos. Now i only keep 4 or 5 clearo/tanks loaded and drip any new flavors. The 4 or 5 i keep loaded are color coded. Black evod for my adv, green evod for anise/licorice/absinth flavor, purple evod for what ever fruit vape i am using, stainless evod for my coffee or choc flavor, and a vivi nova metal for what every fruit ice i have loaded (orange/cherry/strawberry/blueberry/pineapple). Everything else gets dripped.
 

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When I first started with cartos I used colored bands and wrote on the back of a card what color belonged to each flavor. Kept those in a small case. Moved on to CE4, colored tube and/or drip tip. I mostly use KT2's w/ a colored tube. I keep the regular juices in the same color, blue-menthol tobacco, purple-raspberry etc. I drip for new juices and then if it's clearo worthy, I'll fill one up.
 

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I tend to use cartos or Vivi Nanos for new flavors, and write on the cartos with a fine tipped paint pen (Sharpie Silver paint pen works well, but others can do the job.) Nanos come in different colors, and when I have to duplicate a color with a different flavor, I use a scribe to mark the plastic barrel with a number (Roman numerals, straight lines :) ) and jot it down.

Clearos can be had in various colors, although if you're using more than, say, half a dozen flavors you'd need to label them once you run out of colors! You can take adhesive address labels and cut them into small strips for that, if you don't have a label maker. (And can make them really small, so not obnoxious.

Carto tanks I tend to reserve for my favorite juices, so I don't have a problem with those.
 

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These are all great ideas, thank you so much. I need to get more clearomizers and organize them. It is just so hard right now since the Chinese New Year. I hope the vendors will stock up as quickly as they can. But then we will have to wait awhile for them to ship the stuff since everyone is waiting, lol
 

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I have some Avery labels, a dozen of different colored Sharpies, and a single hole hand punch. I designate a color for each juice I'm using, color an Avery label, and then punch out a bunch of different colored circles that I'll stick to my cartomizers, tanks, and juice bottles. This is invaluable to me for cartomizers. Although I also put these on cartomizer tanks too, I can usually tell by the color of the juice and the drip tip what it is.
 

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Eventually those shenanigans will be a thing of the past as you wills ettle for a couple all day flavors,no worries and no need to buy intricate devices to label your stuff :)

Agreed, Once you find a few flavors you like, all that labeling seems like a LOT of work. Anything you pick up will be good to go. IMHO
 

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I use s's carto's only for my fav, the rest black I etch them. They are only going to last so long anyways.

I found several sheets from years ago of Avery labels a perfect size for labeling my 3-5 ml bottles for carrying back and forth I also,put celotape on label so,it stays in place.

My G5's I etch each tip.

When I get my mini novas Not sure how I'll go about them yet. Lol

My tank atomizer I use a perm marker.
 

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I have to admit, this thread made me smile! :D As a newbie, and trying so many different flavors, this has been a headache for me - and I'm not always great at the guessing game (plus, I have some flavors in a higher nic for day and lower nic strength for night - so, I might be able to guess the flavor, but not which strength!!) So, I use those little post it flags like in the picture to help me remember. It has helped make one part of this adventure a little less confusing! :blush:

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