"Not Again!" (Annoying Noob Question Revisited)

[Credo]

I liked the CE2s I got but I thought they were tough to fill on the go and the durability of the cartos themselves varied greatly from one to the other.

I agree these might be a little fragile for knocking around in pockets and purses. If they crack or come apart you could have a little mess.

For vaping in the car or around the house, they should hold up pretty well.

On filling them...
I've just modded my standard e-juice bottle. Trim the tip a bit and Super Glue a hypo needle on it (could also do this with the included plastic hypo needle). Don't need a syringe anymore. For around the house where I'm not so worried about spilling/leaking...I just leave the middle ring out. I keep a nice heavy drinking glass nearby to prop the PV in when I'm not holding it.

 

[MickeyRat]

Yeah, I tried that, but after endless googling, I can't determine what style of e cig it is...it's called Pure Smoke, and the replacement parts they sell on their website are more than at the smokeshop I bought it at. If I had any idea what model it was, I would be more than happy to buy parts, but since I haven't been able to figure it out, starting over seemed like my best bet.

I found their web site. The pics aren't all that infomative but, it looks like a KR808D2. If it is, that wouldn't be a surprise.

 

[Credo]

I agree these might be a little fragile for knocking around in pockets and purses. If they crack or come apart you could have a little mess.

For vaping in the car or around the house, they should hold up pretty well.

On filling them...
I've just modded my standard e-juice bottle. Trim the tip a bit and Super Glue a hypo needle on it (could also do this with the included plastic hypo needle). Don't need a syringe anymore. For around the house where I'm not so worried about spilling/leaking...I just leave the middle ring out. I keep a nice heavy drinking glass nearby to prop the PV in when I'm not holding it.

Cinnamon flavors seem to eat Clearomizer sleeves to bits. I just had one do this to me after about 3 days of use. The good news is that I had a 3ml syringe laying around. The CE 2 fit perfectly inside it...no glue...no leaks, so it's back in service and vaping as good as new. All I had to do was cut off one end (the needle end) to the length I wanted (I left the finger tabs and all of the plunger end stock...the bottom CE 2 seal fit in there nicely). It actually vapes my thicker juices better than the original sleeve did. Only con with this is the ego cone has to be left off now.