New to forum and cartomizer question

[Pips]

Been lurking here for months, but this is my first post. I have been a non-smoker since I tried my first e-juice August 8th. Funny, I don't even miss it, vaping is so much better! I have an Innokin MVP with Kanger mini 3 tanks and love it. Dabbling with DIY juices and have about 60 flavors (mostly TFA)...I think I have discovered my inner "evil scientist" because I love to mix my own juices.
My question... What cartomizer would you recommend for working on DIY recipes? I make each recipe and adjust it several times before I'm satisfied with it. Cleaning my tank for each flavor adjustment gets old quick! I need something I can test a few drops of juice with and clean easily for the next juice test.

Thanks in advance for your help! I'm really enjoying this forum and all of the friendly and knowledgeable people who post here!

Pips

 

[Archer74]

A dripping atomizer might be a good choice. Change the wick and dry fire after testing your juice and you'll be only using a few drops instead of filling a tank.

 

[daviedog]

Dripper, try an igow, modest price and easy to learn on.

 

[Pips]

Thanks for your quick reply Archer. I'm waiting on a Nimbus RBA to come in (ebay purchase). I'm just not sure rebuilding coils is something I'm ready for yet. We'll see how it goes.

 

[Pips]

Dripper, try an igow, modest price and easy to learn on.

That looks interesting! I could get carried away buying new "shiny things" very easily! Wonder if it comes in pink...lol.
Thanks!

 

[Rwb1500]

You could always try a 510 atomizer, which doesn't need re-wicked and you don't have to build new coils, you just throw it out when you're done.

 

[Pips]

You could always try a 510 atomizer, which doesn't need re-wicked and you don't have to build new coils, you just throw it out when you're done.

The type I was looking at kind of remind me of the size and shape of a cigarette filter. Is that the type you meant? Those seem easy and cheap enough I wouldn't mind just tossing them when I'm done mixing. Thanks!

 

[hairball]

The type I was looking at kind of remind me of the size and shape of a cigarette filter. Is that the type you meant? Those seem easy and cheap enough I wouldn't mind just tossing them when I'm done mixing. Thanks!

No need to toss them. Just clean, let dry, and store until you have juice to test again.