I went through my first clearomizer.

[Captain America]

I had just the one to start out with. I'd say that I vaped with it for about 2 or 3 weeks until just the past day or two it seemed to giving smaller hits and have less power. I had read and seen videos about cleaning them, but didn't want to try it. So today I went out and bought a new clearomizer at the e cig store. Now my device is hitting like Joe Frazier again. I wouldn't have known to change it if were not for this forum, so thanks to those who post here.

Bye the way, it cost me 8 dollars, but I bought a pack of ten for 19 dollars on ebay. It's amazing the deals you get online as opposed to in stores. It's nice to talk to and give business to local merchants but they sure do get your money.

 

[mxmsky]

Glad to hear that you are saving a whole load of money!

Anyway, another great way to save up on monies is to buy clearomisers with replaceable heads; you reuse the "tank" compartment of the clearo and only replace the heating element!

 

[Captain America]

Glad to hear that you are saving a whole load of money!

Anyway, another great way to save up on monies is to buy clearomisers with replaceable heads; you reuse the "tank" compartment of the clearo and only replace the heating element!

Thanks. Sounds like a good idea.

 

[palaceofhate]

One time I found myself without a new clearomizer in a strange city far from home, and the man at the shop I found tried to sell me a CE4 for 20 dollars; Needless to say I passed on his offer. Now I use mini protanks and always have a few extra coil heads with me in my backpack.