is vivi nova tank plastic or glass???

[wizard6733]

i was on mt baker vapor and some of their e juice says 'been known to damage plastic tanks' (or something like that) My vivi nova 3.5 when disassembled, the tank feels pretty heavy ...like glass more than plastic. I was just checking b4 i buy something that might damage my tank....thanks

 

[Baditude]

Depends upon the manufacturer.

The original Vision Mini Nova tank was polycarbonate and was susceptible to the caustic flavors.



Aspire makes a Vivi Nova which is also polycarbonate.

Smoktech makes a metal/pyrex combo Vivi Nova which is safe for the caustic flavors.

Smoktech Vivi Nova (pyrex)

Something Safe for Cinnamon & Citrus Flavors

 

[wizard6733]

well mine is uno vapor original vivi nova tank...the original package doesnt say whether its plastic or pyrex

 

[supertrunker]

Oh and i don't think the heads between a Vision and a Smoktech are interchangeable - so be careful!

I assume them to all be plastic. The pyrex glass ones are rare and it's normally people like me that use a lot of cinnamon and citrus vapes that will insist on glass.

T

 

[wizard6733]

well i just ordered 5 heads for my nova from the same site i bought the tank from....they better work cause i emailed them and asked if these were replacements for uno vapor vivi nova and they said yeah...lol

 

[Butters80]

I think unless otherwise noted the genuine 3.5 tanks are plastic. Some state that they use a new type of plastic that is impervious to leaching, but I haven't researched that claim.

 

[wizard6733]

well i wont chance it then...learn something new every day i guess

 

[wizard6733]

mt baker vapor sounds promising thou

 

[tehgyu]

The vivi nova tanks I have are polycarbonate, pyrex, stainless steel, and aluminum.