Kanger Clearomizer / E-Juice Concern

[Indigo-Shade]

I just bought my first set of vaper gear this weekend:

1 joyetech eGo-c2 upgrade 1000mAh Battery (at least I am pretty sure)
1 Kanger MT3S clearomizer
1 USB Charger cable
1 AC Adapter (from my Fin cigalike kit)

In regards to the clearomizer, I don't know what kind of material the inside "tank" is. It's clear, and it could be plastic or glass. My concern is that if it IS plastic, I might have issues with certain e-juices. I have been totally unable to find any sort of specifications about this item. Does anyone know what this material is?

In regards to the e-juice I plan to try, most will be in these catagories: desert (no citrus) / savory (found a Bloody Mary type flavor that sounds awesome) / some citrus / booze flavors / nutty / sodas / misc. Not necessarily in that order. I've read that citrus, hot, spicy etc e-juice are not suitable for polycarbonate tanks. If I need to buy another clearomizer that will work with the Joyetech eGo-c2 upgrade 1000mAh Battery, what should I get?

 

[spaceballsrules]

The material in the MT3s is polycarbonate plastic, and it is susceptible to damage from citrus and cinnamon juices.

If you have concerns, get a clearo that is made with Pyrex glass, such as the Protank/Protank Mini or Smoktech Aro.

 

[idahohermit]

The MT3S is polycarbonate/plastic. Citrus, cinnamon, and some banana juices will crack/discolor it. A Kanger Protank or protank mini will do just fine. They're pyrex. The mini is ego threaded though, (don't know if the ego-c2 has those threads). HTH

 

[Indigo-Shade]

Thanks a lot for your replies. Based on this thread and a much bigger post I made elsewhere, I've settled on a Kanger Protank II, which I've read will work fine with my current battery.

 

[Huckleberried]

I posted a thread about a new one to me that is pyrex. The Aro 2. Runs about $8 at discount vapers, I paid 10 at the B&M. I'm loving it. Love my protanks. LOVE.

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