Maybe change isn't neccessary?

[somdcomputerguy]

I've been using this atomizer head for close to 2 months (56 days). On the MVS website, it's stated that it'll last 2-3 weeks. It's the second head I've had to put in the clearo I use, and it was swapped with the first due to my own mistake. It (the first one) just stopped working, it had been in for close to 3 weeks, so I put in a new one. I actually had just loosened it, and that's why it wasn't firing anymore. Do atomizer's like this just stop working, or do they slowly 'not work as good'? The tokes I get are perfectly satisfactory for me, besides I can't remember it's 'first tokeness power' anyway. I guess I could just swap out the second one and see if a new one is 'powerfuller', but I don't want to start using a third one if I don't really need to.

 

[DreamWithin]

Moved from Atomizers & Cartridges forum to Clearomizers forum


Usually they don't just suddenly stop working. That will happen if the coil breaks or other catastrophic failure, but generally it will just be a steady decrease in performance over time.

If it's still working and still a satisfying vape, hey keep on keepin' on

The life of a coil head will vary quite a bit depending on the juices you put through it. Some clearer juices will last quite a while while other, darker juices can gunk them up in no time at all. It all depends on what you're running through it and how you're using it

 

[somdcomputerguy]

Sorry for posting in the wrong forum. After thinking about it for a few minutes, I thought the atomizer forum would be more suitable since the question was about the atty specifically.

When I notice that it's just not performing as well, even with a fresh battery, I'll change it. Thanks.

The liquid mixes I favor are towards the clearer side, and I only go thru an average of a ml and a half a day, so that's probably why it's (the atomizer) lasting longer.