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Need help from former MFS (MyFreedomSmokes) customers
Has any found a supplier or company that has tobacco e-juice like or very similar to MFS Turbosmog, Tall Paul, or Red Luck?
Nice looking tank, mind if i ask what it is?
I took the spring out of my telescope and tossed in the spare parts bin has a much solider feel to it. but I have to use magnet spaces for the smaller batteries.I have switched to carto tanks!
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good to know...my next purchase will be carto...i'm scared (only because i am new and already tired of fiddling with what i have) LOL
like your avatargo working dogs!
Carto tanks kept me in the game when I was ready to call it quits. +1 for carto tanks.
I so desperately want to suggest carto tanks to new vapers, but I almost always default to suggesting clearos. Even if given first-person hands-on instruction, there are a ton of things that could go wrong for a noob trying to use a carto tank. That's why I (reluctantly, but nevertheless) suggest clearos for new vapers.

That's pretty sound advice, IMO. The clearos are so easy to use. I'm still a relative noob (7 months into vaping), but when I was a 'noob's noob', I tried carto tanks, and the results were disastrous. It completely put me off them. I may try them again at some point in the future, but I doubt it. Give me the wicking tanks any day.![]()
maybe i am missing something or doing something incorrectly and not realizing it? *completely* possible 3 weeks in! LOLI'll agree that cartotanks are a little more time consuming in preparation and have a higher learning curve, but once someone has become comfortable with the string-wicked tanks they might wish to explore the "other kind of tank".
hottierockstar you got a locking tank, sounds same as the UDCT. I tried a regular carto tank once and did not like it as it just spun and moved on the carto plus was super airy on the draw. The locking tanks are solid and draw is tight, love em.
I have switched to carto tanks!
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