How to try lots of juices?

[vwkitty]

I feel like this must have been discussed but I can't find a topic on it! I ordered a sampler last week of 16 3ml bottles of juice from Alice In Vapeland. Of course I'm eager to try them all, I have an atomizer for dripping them, but I'm looking for the best option to use one a day and really try them out. I have only used iClear 16s so far, I've washed two out to change juice and it's not very practical but worked in a pinch. First tank of banana had a faint tobacco taste from the first go.

Am I correct in assuming a bottom coil is a better bet for changing juices? It seems like they would clean out better and waste less juice in the process. Is something like a Kanger Evod a better idea?

I'm torn. I'd love to buy 16 little tanks to enjoy each one fully and easily, but that's unrealistic. What should I do?

So curious how you veterans enjoy all these juices!

 

[STLJohnny]

If Im understanding this right you want something small to try out juices but not a dripping atty. Nano's might be an option for you.
They are .8ml they cost me $2 at my local B&M so I assume you can find them cheaper online. Get a few and they can be rinsed out fairly easily. You will get some good recommendations Im sure but give them a look.

Personally I wouldnt consider a nova or an evod a good way to go for testing jucies. A bcc head like an evod is still going to hold some of your stronger flavors. Even a vodka bath wont get rid of my tobacco flavors.

IMO Evods are very nice for using day in and day out and eventually you will get comfortable enough to build your own heads for $.05 rather than buying replacement for $1.50

 

[Ecliptikz]

I am using a Dripping Atty for all my new juices i'm fairly new and trying to find my favorite juices and it's been working fine for me

 

[timmy301]

Ive sampled some juice using the real small cartomizers. they are roughly a dollar a piece. Or if your lucky enough to live near a cool vape shop (storefront) they may have cartos or clearomizers dedicated to specific flavors so you can sample it that way.Good luck!

 

[vwkitty]

Well, I'm looking for a way to fill a tank and go for a while with one flavor to really try it out. Like get two fills on a 1.6ml or so tank, then start again with a new flavor.

It's one thing to drip and take a few puffs and think, "Yeah this is great!" Then to find out that it's too sweet or fruity or whatever to make it through the day on. Just like anything else, sometimes the most amazing flavors very quickly overstay their welcome.

Am I in dreamland thinking there's an economical and reasonable way to do this? Do those of you who vape different juice all the time just have a ton of tanks?

 

[Baditude]

You could use a Nano clearomizer. Easy fill by removing the proprietary mouthpiece. Hold 1 ml of e-liquid. Bottom fed. Easy to clean. Relatively inexpensive to have several for different flavors. Probably uses a polycarbonate tank, so not likely safe to use with the cinnamon and citrus flavors.

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[STLJohnny]

If you want something 2ml or more evods arent a bad decsison. The cheapest you will find is at mount baker vapor $4 something.
Spend $15 and you can pick a free 15ml bottle of juice. Just put what you want in the comment section. I bet they will have a 4th of July sale too. I think code ecf or bakerfromvapor is 10% off or it could be vaporfrombaker. Sorry havent placed an order from them in a while. If its your first order I believe freeshipping works too.

Oh and yes if you think you will be sitting with one or two tanks at a time you are dreaming.
That was my plan too. I have about 12 going right now and I bet plenty of people have many more.
It is also much easier to vape like that once you start rebuilding your own coils and trust me you will.

 

[timmy301]

rotflmao yes tons of tanks!! I hear ya, I know exactly how you feel.Ill sample a flavor and fall in love with it, then the next day Im sick of it.
You may venture into mixing some flavors like my wife does all the time. the fruit flavors tend to be too strong so she will (cut) them with some mild menthol flavor to tone down the intensity. Or just keep searchin'

 

[vwkitty]

Okay thank you all for the input! I think my plan of action is to get a few Evods, try a few juices at a time, wash out well and keep each tank in the same "flavor family."

The collection will grow!