is this safe for juice?

[Cptfunpants]

Is the eVod juice friendly? Cinnamon, citrus etc.

 

[volume control]

Its not safe for all juices.

 

[bmrdave]

Generally cinnamon and citrus juices eat the clear plastics. But supposedly some of the clear plastics are now juice safe. The only way to really tell is to chance sacrificing one of your evods with the juice you want to try.
(Just to clarify, the cloudy plastics, specifically polypropylene, aren't affected by these juices.)

 

[BostLabs]

After what cinnamon red hots did to one of my Kanger T3's (cloudy after one tank) I won't subject my EVOD to it. ProTank only for the Red Hots.

 

[Cptfunpants]

I'm scared to try it because I don't want to inhale all of the chemicals that are being eaten off of the plastic. I may just fill it with Fire n' Ice and throw it in a couple ziplock baggies for a week or so to see.

 

[llamainmypocket]

I've never had a problem with juices in my ego tanks but I switch flavors frequently... I've never used cinnamon more than one whole day a week and I'd infer that your tank may be fine unless you overdo something that's more acidic.

 

[bmrdave]

Even if you don't vape it you may want to fire it a couple of times. One of the theories I've read on it is that the heating of the juice breaks the flavoring oils down into an ester that eats the plastic. Just putting it in and letting it set may give you a false confidence.