This might sound overkill at first, but seeing as this is how it works for almost everybody here, grab a pair of Reos and RM2s. Set one up for the higher resistance and one for lower resistance for your different juices. If you are rolling more than 2 juices, use the Reo that has the resistance you want for that juice, and just swap the wick out for a new one (about one minute of work - a lot of people change their wicks daily anyway) and dry burn the coil.
Like it said. You might think this is excessive, but if you are like myself and a lot of other folks here, you are going to end up selling your Provari and all of the rest of your gear anyway, so the overall investment won't be all that much, and your Reos will last forever.
I personally run 2 Reos - one filled with Pluid at .4-6 ohms and one with Boba's at .8-1 ohm. I have never wanted for a different solution. The minimal hassle of learning to coil the RM2, which is a REALLY easy platform to build on, the benefits as far as vapor and flavor are a game changer as far as a satisfying vape goes. Further to that point, I usually only change my coil around once a month, and change wicks every couple of days using sterile cotton. So in essence, all you have to do is change batteries and fill your bottle. In this regard, the Reo platform is the easiest, most maintenance free platform I have used. I was a Provari and carto tank guy for a while before discovering the Reo, and the Reo changed my life as far as performance, lack of leaking, and general ease of setup.
If you buy one and find it isn't for you, Reos generally go within 24 hours in the classies at something approaching the original purchase price.
Welcome to Reoville and happy shopping.
