just got a bunch of 3ml sampler juices from sampler pack, now what is the best way to sample one by one?

[Jae Lee]

so i ordered and received about 10 juices in a sampler pack from HHV.

i thought i can sample them one at a time by carefully placing a drop at a time to the atomizer, and dry burning after each use.

unfortunately, i can still taste the previous juices. on my 3rd or 4th sample, i can now taste all 4 and so it completely defeats the purpose of "sampling" as i have now created my very own mixed juice of horror.

now i'm completely baffled and curious how other vapers "sample" their juices.

what is the easiest and sure fire way? i don't have 10+ atomizers and i also do not have the luxury nor patience to wash them after each use.

 

[Jae Lee]

add to the misery i can't even tell if i'm tasting burnt hits or if it's the juice itself.

 

[metrabolic]

I have vodka in a dropper bottle that I use. I just put a few drops in the atty have some paper towels under it and then dry burn a couple times. Works great and gets rid of the flavor.

 

[Jae Lee]

i dont know why but everything just taste burnt now.
this is really putting a damper on my juice sampling experience.

@metrabolic do you first wash out your atty and then put vodka on it? or do you just put it over any juice the atty already has?

 

[ShariR]

I have read that some people will put a few drops of plain VG and vape that until the flavor is gone. Then put your new flavor in. Here's a post that may help.

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/blogs/the-ocelot/4005-drip-drip-drip-sound-dripping.html

 

[Jae Lee]

i dont know if this is normal but my mouth feels like habanero pepper

 

[samuraijill]

You poor thing it sounds like you're having a frustrating vapenight. I never really sample properly I just sniff, fill and cross my fingers.

Here's wishing you success with sampling and happy vapes!

 

[GaryInTexas]

I vape my drip to just before it taste burnt and then add a drop of PG to the wick and vape that out without inhaling it. It's then ready for my new flavor.

 

[Artifex75]

Is there an atomizer out there that is easier for dripping than others? Mine is a no-name brand smoke shop model that looks like a Kang, doesn't work so well for this.

 

[puchox]

If you are willing to get out of your comfort zone, imho after vaping 2 months, RDA's are the best for sampling.

Usually at home all i use are my 2 igo-l's, because i keep changing juices every half an hour or so. If you are still looking for an ADV or just like to cycle through many juices as me that's the best i can think of given my short "journey" with vaping.

 

[Hulamoon]

Habanero pepper and a burnt taste is definitely NOT part of the HHV experience - or any other vendors. It really sounds like you fried your atty with one too many dry burns (something very easily done).

 

[Fizzpop]

I find that 3ml is far too small an amount for me to "test" - the smallest sample size I will get is 15ml and frequently just buy 30mls to try something out. I find I need to go through several tanks until I really know a juice. For example, the first time I tried Alice in Vapeland's Afternoon Tea, I didn't care much for it. After going through a couple of tanks, it grew on me and is now one of my all-time favorites.

I generally test in a genesis style RBA, but I will also drip into an RBD for a comparison.

 

[metrabolic]

I drip a flavor usually two or three drops of I'm just taste testing. Then I take the atty off our a couple drops of vodka in the top. Sometimes blow it out, place it back on the device I'm using dry burn a couple times. Drop again, simple..

 

[Dima1973]

I would just vape all 10 flavors one at a time. At 3ml per day you got 10 days of something different. If you absolutely hate the juice, just spill it and on to the next one.

 

[Jae Lee]

ok so i just switched to using a bridgeless LR 501 atomizer and results seems to be a bit better.
but since it's my first time trying it, anyone know how i go about washing these?
can i just run it in the water or will that defect the atty?

thx for all the replies guys

 

[Jae Lee]

so far i really liking the Blade from HHV, but as that was the first juice i tried, i can sort of taste that on all the samples, that slight minty flavor seems like it's hard to really get rid of.

 

[Carla Sebrina Spahos]

I just got an HH.357 in yesterday for dripping purposes. (Along with some Darkest Day Vapors and some Seduce Juice). From what I've been reading, the HH.357 atty doesn't hold on to flavors so it makes for ease of use on switching flavors. When they say there's a break-in period for these atty's, they weren't lying. I really like it so far, though. It's expensive at $22 but word has it that they do last a very long time for a disposable atty if treated properly.

So far, my HH.357 has only held onto one flavor and that was a more peanut buttery flavor (read: strong). I had to blow it out before sampling a different juice. All in all, I would keep with this particular atty because I don't have to clean it out between sampling too often.