Liquid level not dropping?

[EJB10]

OK, so my husband and I just got our eGO+mini Protank starter kits, and so far so good. We're not off of the analogs, but we've cut down significantly, and we're continuing to make progress toward quitting.

We filled up a protank and a CE4 with VG-based juice 4+ days ago, but neither of us has noticed the juice level dropping. I was under the impression that the tanks would need to be refilled more often than we're seeing. Is it typical for a tank of juice to last this long, or is it maybe something with the VG or specific juices we've been using? Or are you supposed to empty the Protank (or discard the CE4) at some point? The flavor is still fine, although I'm assuming if it started to go or taste burnt or something, we'd replace the juice, regardless of how much was still left.

How often do you fill up or replace the juice?

Thanks in advance; ECF has been a great resource for us thus far, and we appreciate how helpful and nice everyone has been!

 

[CreepyLady]

As you vape more and smoke less - you will start refilling at least once per day. You just arent vaping enough yet!!!

In the beginning a few mls would last me a few days as I was still rotating in smokes - but now it only lasts me an hour! lol


(PS - if you have found a magical never ending clearo - WHERE did you get it cause I want one!!! )

 

[Rossum]

Yup. Stop smoking and start trying to vape away your cravings and then see what happens.

 

[Huckleberried]

I can remember when I filled my clearo and it would last me 2-3 days, and yes, I was still smoking then. Lol, I wouldn't even panic if it was low! I go through much more liquid now. It's not the nicotine so much, I've dropped down on that, but I love the flavor.

 

[patkin]

Alot of it depends on the fluidity of your juice (thick/thin), your voltage and your atty (clearo heads) resistance. My EVODs, for instance with a 2.5 ohm head, take far longer to blow through the same juice with the same ohms in my iSmokas and using a 1.8 ohm head in my iSmoka minis (1.7 ml capacity I think) means I refill it every hour chain vaping. Change from 3.3 volts to 3.7 volts and its even more refilling.

 

[lukewheeler]

There are so many variables to consider when looking at JCR (juice consumption rate, yes I made it up on the spot), but in your case it's more than likely just you're not vaping that much yet!

As a point of reference, I don't smoke anymore and vape quite heavily especially on my days off work, and I go through a standard 10ml in 2-4 days depending on how much I'm working.

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[StarsAndBars]

Enjoy it while it lasts. Have to agree that once you complete quite smoking.... well be sure to order plenty of juice ahead of time.

 

[DetraMental]

I'll support all the aforementioned posts! The more you vape the more it'll come down.

 

[Jenn Perry]

I wish my tanks lasted days.....I go through about 3 protanks a day of liquid sometimes more if I am super stressed

 

[Rangertrix]

I agree with everything said above, but would also mention that some clearos like my MT3S and my Protank mini will appear to have not hardly used any juice until you turn it upside down. The covered top of the tank holds more than you think. As far as the CE4, I don't know. I have never used one.

 

[certus11]

This is no cause for concern, soon your liquid will deplete at a rate of 2ml per day.

This is just physics,,, momentum and acceleration

 

[Topacka]

To add to what everybody else said, if you get a burned or dry hit in a clearo, don't toss your juice, it wasn't the juice that caused that flavor, it was the atty head.

 

[sbc83]

Also remember that you have to tilt and wave those those ce4s in order for the juice to get up there. I knew a guy that vaped a ce series clearo for a LONG time and never knew about that trick, wondered why it always tasted burnt.

 

[EJB10]

Thanks for all the replies and assurances! Ranger, you're right, when I tip the protank upside down it's more apparent that the juice level is dropping. And these VG juices we're using ARE pretty viscous, so I bet that has something to do with it as well.

 

[Huckleberried]

To add to what everybody else said, if you get a burned or dry hit in a clearo, don't toss your juice, it wasn't the juice that caused that flavor, it was the atty head.

And don't throw away the coil heads. Burnt tastes can also be taken care of through a dry burn and rinse, or a simple rebuild.