It's in your tank, you don't like it, now what?

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TraderX

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I am sampling all these different tobacco e-juices lately. I have one in my tank now that I do not really care for, and I want to try something else, but the tank is almost full. I don't want to throw it out, because I may like it in the future when my taste is fully back. No way this liquid will ever go back into the original Hangsen bottle. What do I do now? I don't like waste. Any advice folks?
 

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I usually pour it back into the bottle and on the top shelf it goes with the other flavors I don't care for. I've really started to insist on sampling before I buy now. But luckily all three shops I go to in town have samplers set up, usually on a ce-5 or something cheap but effective. Actually last time I was in to my favorite of the three places, the owner came out of the back with a box of 20 tanks of a new line of juice he's going to be selling and asked me to go through all 20 and give him my honest opinion on them before they hit the shelves. Moral of the story is Flavour Crafter's new Evolve line of high VG stuff is going to be selling pretty well based on what I tasted lol.
 
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gpjoe

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I toss it and rinse.

I have found that if I don't like it immediately that no amount of aging will make it any better to my taste buds. That's probably not a popular belief here, but that's how I feel. And also why I try not buy juice without sampling it first...and even then I have gotten some juice home after sampling in a cheap clearo and found I didn't like it when dripped or in a suohm tank. Now I take an RDA to the local shop and drip the juices before I buy. When buying on-line I know it's a gamble so I throw the dice and hope I can score something I like at least 50% of the time.
 
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Frenchfry1942

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I use a HH.357 atty for testing. Simply rinse and blow out and good to go again...

I have tried different "atties" and I found that I need to use something similar to what I use for vaping. I normally use an RTA, so I use an RDA with the same build. Isn't perfect, but I get a good measure. Sometimes I just plain forget and that is when I have to use a syringe to empty the RTA out.

On a side note: When it comes to syringes, I have trouble finding 2+ inch needles to reach down to the bottom of the tank. If anyone knows where to get 2.5 or 3" Luer Lock needles, I would be grateful to know where. 18 or 16 guage.

Oh, some juices I save if I can think of something to mix it with. I try not to waste money either. Just the principle of it.
 
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