I've been using vivi novas with metal sleeves for about 3 months now. I used to have a carto tank but I ruined it with cinnamon juice. I remember loving my carto tank. I'm looking for a tank that I can use cinammon juice in if I wanted to and one that can compete with the vivi nova performance wise. Not looking to drop a ton of money on a tank either. Looking for about 20 bucks tops. Thanks
Looking to try a carto tank again
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IBTanked - pyrex tube with stainless steel endcaps beginning @ $ 22.50. IBTanked - Get Tanked With Us!
Valley Vapes - pyrex tube with aluminum endcaps beginning @ $20. Pyrex Tanks
Phiniac - pyrex tube with caps beginning @ $38. The Phiniac Tank - Phiniac Rugged Pyrex Glass Tanks
Valley Vapes - pyrex tube with aluminum endcaps beginning @ $20. Pyrex Tanks
Phiniac - pyrex tube with caps beginning @ $38. The Phiniac Tank - Phiniac Rugged Pyrex Glass Tanks
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The ones above are all great, but those prices don't include the cartomizers. I like this setup, the tanks are polypropylene, I've used cinnamon and citrus juices in it with no problems, and this comes with 5 cartos, $21.35. Plus you can go to their forum, they have discount codes:
510 Pro DCTank Combo
510 Pro DCTank Combo
Forget the polypropylene and go with glass you'll be glad you did.
Do you prefer to drink your favorite cocktail or beverage out of a glass or in a plastic cup?
No difference with juices.The reasons most good restaurants serve their drinks in a glass versus plastic is flavor and also durability.
Accidentally step on a polypropylene tank and you'll probably break or crack it.
Accidentally step on a Pyrex tank and you'll break your foot before you cause it any harm.
Do you prefer to drink your favorite cocktail or beverage out of a glass or in a plastic cup?
No difference with juices.The reasons most good restaurants serve their drinks in a glass versus plastic is flavor and also durability.
Accidentally step on a polypropylene tank and you'll probably break or crack it.
Accidentally step on a Pyrex tank and you'll break your foot before you cause it any harm.
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