These duals are not made by ...but rather fit boge leo threads. Huge improvement over what boge is offering at the present time.
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These duals are not made by ...but rather fit boge leo threads. Huge improvement over what boge is offering at the present time.
I am still waiting to try them . I ordered from the USA and it is taking forever to get here almost 3 weeks now .
And we start start stalking the mailman after 3 days....hang in there
Finally got my order today . Basically the same as the ego mega dual coil cartomizer but so far the best thing for the Leo . Clouds of vapor what the Leo was ment to be . I use a ego at work who cares if it gets chipped or scratched . I use a provari at home but a bit odd when going out for the night . The Leo on the other hand is classy , not too big and now works so much better . If they had only made the first cartomizers a lower resistance they would have been OK too but as they are a bit too cool of a vape . I give them an 8 out of 10 they loose 2 points for the amount of power they use that wears the battery down fast but that is true of the EMDCC as well .
I thought would be the case to but I do not notice any decrease in battery life. I am using fairly new batteries so that may something to do with that.
I had not one but two bad cartos today. The threads would not screw into my battery. This is the first time i have had an issue with them so it is probably a pretty isolated incident but I was curious if anyone else had this issue and if they were able to fix it.
Any dual coil cartomizer of this size you use no matter what system your using ego or leo will wear the battery down faster than a smaller or single coil cartomizer . Lower resistance means more current , more current the sooner your battery will wear down .
For me I hold the button half as long as I normally do. With a single coil my vape is about 8 seconds with the twin coil my vape is 4 seconds
Overall I like this product. But you do have to be careful to top these off continuously. And some of them come with the filler somewhat unevenly packed.... which bends the center tube, causing premature clogging and death. The life can be extended by sticking a straightened paperclip through the whole thing and adjusting the tube position until you can see through the carto.
Hmm....I am running mine right dry to the very first hint of burnt taste. I then refill about 80 drops
Just shows YMMV 
Constant refills have seemed more important with thicker/darker liquids...
It's possible that the straightening of the tube is more critical. I adopted both these procedures at about the same time and haven't had a carto die quickly since, so I'm unsure about which is paramount in extending their life. With the small number of cartos I've used (5), the trouble I had with two of them (dying after a day of use) could have just been due to bad QC.
Constant refills have seemed more important with thicker/darker liquids...
It's possible that the straightening of the tube is more critical. I adopted both these procedures at about the same time and haven't had a carto die quickly since, so I'm unsure about which is paramount in extending their life. With the small number of cartos I've used (5), the trouble I had with two of them (dying after a day of use) could have just been due to bad QC.
I vape mine on a rs at 6volts. The very first 2 I tried only burned. Since then no problems. I also know another (friends) 10 users using these with out trouble. Only a couple of using 6 volts the rest using leo batteries
Yes post number 700....
Yes post number 700....
I've been using them for a couple of weeks and enjoying them. The new lower res Boge Leo cartos are good too. Shipping to S.A took 2 weeks.
I'm still enjoying these and will order more. Initially I found the TH a bit harsh (on the Leo Batt) so I reduced my nic and increased VG to about 50%. Now I find myself reaching for my Leo more than anything else. 
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