most efficient way to sample juices?

[HAWKEY]

I'm looking into making my own juice and wanted to know what the best setup is for sampling. I have a noble1 hybrid that uses the metal mesh wick and tank RBA which would be a pain to change the flavors every time and definitly need something else! was thinking about going with an inexpensive mod and an rda but not sure if the previous flavor would linger or what? any ideas or suggestions? Thanks!

 

[burtonsnowww]

get a basic igo-l atomizer, rebuild with cotton and drip away

 

[WileECoyote]

Or go disposable to get the hang of it and see if you like it. But I agree, dripping is the best way to sample.

Bridgeless 510 Atomizer, 2 ohms

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/blogs/the-ocelot/4005-drip-drip-drip-sound-dripping.html

 

[Coelli]

+1 on the RDA. I just got one yesterday with a Provari and have been going through my vape box one bottle at a time checking out the (vastly improved) difference. It only takes a couple of drops and then you can move on to the next one.

 

[Zealous]

Well really the most efficient way would be to get a simple dripping atty like a cisco atty. You can rinse it out between flavors & if you take care of them they last a pretty long time, especially if what you're using them for is mostly tasting new liquids.

You could go the RDA route if you know how to build coils already. There are a lot of fairly simple RDAs out there that would work & if you use cotton for the coil you can pull it out between flavors & put a new piece in thus giving you a fresh wick for each flavor.

But if you aren't too experienced with rebuilding the cisco atty would be easiest.