Introducing the NEW VISION NANO CLEAROMIZER - Excellent Performing 1ml slim Bottom Coil 1.8ohm 510 Clearomizer - Extremely easy, no invert, no syringe

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As far as performance with a heavy VG I cannot be sure of that as I vape our own blends which are 70/30. If anyone wants to chime in love to hear from you. I have experienced exactly ZERO leaking/sliming problems with these...we try to carry only the 1.8ohm version which works perfectly...

We have a very large restock coming in in all colors...
:blink: I'll chime :D

Danno, Is that the juice for which Braubly has stirred wiff his fingers ? :blink: I may need some ub dat.
I also had never experienced ANY leaks from these. And if I wasn't a poor monkey, I'd buy 75 more units. In various colors of course :D
 

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I decided I should just check it out for myself; we're not talking about a huge amount of money here after all. So I just ordered two of each (the Nano and the BUD) from GotVapes. :)

A friend gave me a GotVapes v4 BUD a couple of days ago, and it works GREAT with the thick stuff I vape and hasn't leaked at all. It refills quickly and easily. I just keep thinking I'm going to break it (I haven't). Looking forward to trying the Nano when it comes, and hoping it deals well with the thick VG.
 

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...we try to carry only the 1.8ohm version which works perfectly...

I always try to stay in the 2.4 - 2.6ohm range, so I am leery of trying these 1.8ohm Nanos. Do you feel that the 1.8ohm Nanos work better than Nanos of a different ohm range? I'm just curious about the conscious decision to only carry 1.8ohms. Thanks.
 

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Chris had a higher resistance and he said he liked the 1.8ohm much better. For a 1.8ohm it doesn't seem to burn as easily as other lower ohm cartos I have had. Not sure of the reason but the measures were spot on. Its a rare carto I have used below 2.0 and to have it to have worked perfectly...

I always try to stay in the 2.4 - 2.6ohm range, so I am leery of trying these 1.8ohm Nanos. Do you feel that the 1.8ohm Nanos work better than Nanos of a different ohm range? I'm just curious about the conscious decision to only carry 1.8ohms. Thanks.
 

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I really want to try these new Vision Nano clearomizers! I'm coming 'off' of the original Flux's (CE2 Supremes) and want to know how warm the vape is, and how well they work on a plain ole eGo? I like WARM...the warmer, the better! How are they for chain vaping?

I understand the prep, and I'm cool with this....I just want a nice out-of-the-box experience with little to no fiddling!
 
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MsBree :D I use these on Cigalikes just fine. Only down side to these I see is the CE2 looks to hold more juice and you're stuck with the stock Drip tip. I would say Warmth is moderate on a standard ego-. Fill and (2 or 3 primer puffs) vape can't get a better out of the box experience. :2c: Never had a leak.

Adrena...thanks so much! The CE2 holds .8ml, so it looks like I'll get a little more vaping time between refills. Only one way to find out, right? :)
 

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Danno and Bad....KUDOS to you!!! I ordered 2 to try...they arrived today, and I'm thrilled beyond belief!!! Using on a standard eGo (non variable) with a cone, and all is PERFECT!!! This is my first bottom coil too. If you can remember, I've been a CE2 Supreme 2.4-2.6ohm kinda gal for the last two years, and I have found my GO TO!!! The 1.8ohm provides the exact same warmth as what I've been used to, so NO complaints from me at all....don't ever run out of them!!! I'll be ordering a few 5-packs in the next week or so!
 

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Can someone explain to me why the nano leaks out of the battery end during filling? I know exactly where to fill the juice too, and it's NOT in the middle that connects to the drip tip! I fill about 4/5th's of the way, leaving about 1/4 inch from the top. Once drip tip is screwed on, I need to blow any access out and wipe before attaching it to my eGo. Is this normal?

Also, as the juice is near empty, there's a lot of gurgling going on...I'm presuming this is normal?, as there's no loss of flavor...kinda like 'it's time to refill me'! :)

Other than this, the vape itself is awesome! I'm on Day 3 already!
 
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Can someone explain to me why the nano leaks out of the battery end during filling? I know exactly where to fill the juice too, and it's NOT in the middle that connects to the drip tip! I fill about 4/5th's of the way, leaving about 1/4 inch from the top. Once drip tip is screwed on, I need to blow any access out and wipe before attaching it to my eGo. Is this normal?

Also, as the juice is near empty, there's a lot of gurgling going on...I'm presuming this is normal?, as there's no loss of flavor...kinda like 'it's time to refill me'! :)

Other than this, the vape itself is awesome! I'm on Day 3 already!
I have not experienced either of those. Using stick style autos with my nanos I have filled on the batt without a care. (shhhhh, don't tell anyone K) If you are sure you not dripping down the center tube then maybe the center stem needs a lil pressing in? Place the carto on a table and see is the stem can be presses in some? May fix the gurgling going on too. Maybe that one did not snap in place when assembled?

I do find at times on any unit if I have a gurgle it's most often my Pulling/sucking to hard or fast for the air to slip in nicely that is my cause. Taking a drag so fast/hard the juice is pulled in over the wick for lack of air that the slits can allow. So 2 fixes there either I take softer pulls... Or if the puff is not hitting me how I would like I would find a way to widen the air gap/holes at/on the outside connection.

Adding: After reading myself, Your cone may be restricting airflow...
Try one on the ego without the cone?
 
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I have not experienced either of those. Using stick style autos with my nanos I have filled on the batt without a care. (shhhhh, don't tell anyone K) If you are sure you not dripping down the center tube then maybe the center stem needs a lil pressing in? Place the carto on a table and see is the stem can be presses in some? May fix the gurgling going on too. Maybe that one did not snap in place when assembled?

I do find at times on any unit if I have a gurgle it's most often my Pulling/sucking to hard or fast for the air to slip in nicely that is my cause. Taking a drag so fast/hard the juice is pulled in over the wick for lack of air that the slits can allow. So 2 fixes there either I take softer pulls... Or if the puff is not hitting me how I would like I would find a way to widen the air gap/holes at/on the outside connection.

Adding: After reading myself, Your cone may be restricting airflow...
Try one on the ego without the cone?

Adrena...thanks for the suggestion on checking the center stem...as soon as this one is empty, will check. Already checked the cone, and no difference both ways! I'm hoping it's the center stem! Fingers crossed here!
 

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I'll repost a couple of the bullet points that are posted on the item description page since they are related ...

After filling with your juice, screw your mouthpiece back in within about 40-45 seconds to minimize leaking issues.

When first using the Nano DEFINITELY allow it to soak in for a good 5 minutes or more. Do not allow it to soak in for too long though without firing it on first use or some seepage may occur.If seepage or moisture occurs simply wipe clean and vape

Nano's and other bottom coils... rely on a little bit of vacuum back pressure to help keep them from leaking and/or gurgling. This is part of why they say to get the cap back on within 40-45 seconds after filling but if you took a long time to fill, that time would be lower as well as if you are using a thinner juice, the time will be less.

Gurgling starting up when the Nano is getting low is probably going to be sort of normal... When the liquid level is low, the vacuum will also be a bit lower and then will let a little more juice into the wick/coil area. Another possible cause of gurgling will be condensation buildup. You can take the Nano off of the battery and blow through it into a kleenex or paper towel to get the excessive liquid out if it bothers you.

The last thing I can think of to mention... is caused by over-filling. If you don't leave a little bit of air gap at the top, the liquid will have a hard time wicking since it will be held in by too much vacuum pressure. This is similar to when you hold your finger on top of a straw and the liquid inside of the straw just stays in it instead of leaking out.
 

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I'll repost a couple of the bullet points that are posted on the item description page since they are related ...



Nano's and other bottom coils... rely on a little bit of vacuum back pressure to help keep them from leaking and/or gurgling. This is part of why they say to get the cap back on within 40-45 seconds after filling but if you took a long time to fill, that time would be lower as well as if you are using a thinner juice, the time will be less.

Gurgling starting up when the Nano is getting low is probably going to be sort of normal... When the liquid level is low, the vacuum will also be a bit lower and then will let a little more juice into the wick/coil area. Another possible cause of gurgling will be condensation buildup. You can take the Nano off of the battery and blow through it into a kleenex or paper towel to get the excessive liquid out if it bothers you.

The last thing I can think of to mention... is caused by over-filling. If you don't leave a little bit of air gap at the top, the liquid will have a hard time wicking since it will be held in by too much vacuum pressure. This is similar to when you hold your finger on top of a straw and the liquid inside of the straw just stays in it instead of leaking out.

Thanks rdsok! I followed the instructions to a T, and have come to the conclusion that the one I was having these problems with could be defective. Juice was even dripping out of the 2 tiny holes by the battery connection. As I wrote before, I left about 1/4 inch from the top when filling. I use a blunt needle, so there was no chance getting any juice in the stem hole!

I'm glad I ordered a second one because this one is working just fine...no leaking whatsoever! :)

Adrena...the stem was pushed all the way....it wouldn't budge...so this wasn't the issue with the first one!
 

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You're not the only one. Same thing happened to both of my Nano's too (mouthpiece came loose from its metal connector). I had to use a small pliers to unscrew the metal connector to fill the Nano.

I've switched over to using GotVapes Sapphire v4's (used to be called the Bud cart, but they changed the name). I'm very happy with them. They work great, none of mine have ever leaked, including more than one trip in an airplane. And I think they color the taste of the juice a little less than the Nano does. The Nano does seem to have a slightly easier draw than the Sapphire though, which is nice. The only thing I really don't care for with the Sapphire is the duck bill type mouthpiece; I prefer a round (drip tip) type mouthpiece.
 

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Hopefully the issue seen on some of the Nano's with the threads isn't the norm... I know I've been using the 5 I've had since the first of April without seeing the problem. I believe as of now, I've only seen two reports about it...

These have been great for carrying with my 510 stick batteries so far...
 
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