LR VS Regular 510 Atomisers

[Kona]

I recently ordered 5 of the LR 510 atty's and 5 of the regular. When they came, the LR atty's have no ID mark on them at all, and nothing to distinguish them from the regulars. I guess another vendor was sending me original (or Joye?) LR 510 atty's as they are marked "LR-EMS."

I do notice, when I compare to my original by looking down inside, that the LR attys seem to have a "fatter" bridge than the regular. I want to make sure that this is the case. Is that so?

Sort of a drag not having them marked. Does that mean that they are in any way inferior to the original marked ones?

I haven't tested one yet, as I am still happily vaping on an original LR with my Riva for 12 days now.

Can you fill me in a bit on these unmarked LR atty's?

Thanks,
Kona

 

[mwa102464]

Doesnt mean they are inferior one bit, but as soon as you take a vape at 3.2-4.2v you will know which you have on your hardware for sure, just dont run your lr at higher voltage testing you could blow them too

 

[dalton3699]

usually the lr510 atties have a a black isolator on the bottom as opposed to the white ones found on regular 510 atties

 

[Sci]

Each vendor/supplier can choose(for a price) to have anything they want put on the label. mad vapes has the manufacturer listed on the site for the 510 LRs.
Personally, I like having nothing written on my equipment. I just keep everything seperate in plastic cases. There is a clear plastic 4 pack of superglue one shots that makes a great case for attys/cartos.

 

[mwa102464]

I use my old V4L case it holds about 8 Attys or so and have a really cool tin box a bit bigger that also hold about 20 Atty's, never can have enoug LR, REG , AND hv Attys in my opinion so I'm always stocked up heavy on Attys

 

[Kona]

Thanks everyone, for the helpful info. Much appreciated. Now that you mention it, I have always preferred no markings on my equipment either. Just wanted to make sure about which is which...

Aloha,
Kona