Questiion about best Juice testing equipment

[glassgal]

As a new vaper, I'd like to try a lot of different juices to compare. But I only have 2 clearomizers as yet. What equipment should I buy to test a few drops of juice at a time, instead of a ml in my clearomizer, then dumping and washing it out again to try a 2nd juice type? (then waiting for 2nd juice to settle and wick, etc).

I read something about drip heads... but have no idea how that would work. Can you buy something that will just burn a few drops at a time that can be quickly rinsed so you can try a different flavor?

Thanks for any help!

 

[Sugar_and_Spice]

Hello.
Try picking up an atomizer or two. They are the heating coil only, and drippers swear the taste is the best yet. However, for me anyway, it is messy and time consumming so I use carto-tanks. but for testing juices an atomizer is the way to go.

 

[BigLebowski]

Dripping attys typically hold 3-5 drops of e-liquid (unless you use something like a HH.357 long barrel) and you vape what you drip. When you want to change flavors, simply blow the excess e-liquid out from the threaded end into a paper towel and drip the next juice. There might be a few pulls of "bleed over" but it is by far the best way to taste test juices and get the most flavor from a juice. Avidvaper.com sells Cisco Spec atty's (approx $8) and they last a few months if used/maintained properly. There are other companies that sell attomizers and they all essentially do the same thing.
Here is a quintessential guide to dripping.

 

[glassgal]

So that's what the difference is. I thought an atomizer was a component of a tank! Thanks Sugar!

 

[glassgal]

Thanks Big!!! Reading the directions now!!!

 

[Katya]

So that's what the difference is. I thought an atomizer was a component of a tank! Thanks Sugar!

It is. Every topper (cartomizer, clearomizer, tankomizer) has an atomizer built in. However, atomizers (as in dripping atomizers) don't have any room to store eliquid--thus you must drip a few drops at a time and repeat.

 

[glassgal]

How many do I need to buy to start? Is 2 enough? Is there a number of drops or hours that one of these is good for if you don't burn it out?

 

[Katya]

How many do I need to buy to start? Is 2 enough? Is there a number of drops or hours that one of these is good for if you don't burn it out?

Two or three is fine, depending on how much you're going to use them. Or get a 5-pack for better value. I like Joyetech:

http://www.myvaporstore.com/Joyetech_Joye_510_Atomizer_p/joye510-at.htm

I strongly suggest that you read Ocelot's blog entry linked above by BigLebowski--you'll find all your answers there.

 

[glassgal]

Thanks Katya!! I will do that.

 

[Recon Number 54]

Alternatively, if you have a B&M (Brick and Mortar) vape shop nearby (or even better, vape shops) many of them will have their various juices available in test-rigs and allow you to taste test until you've found something that you want to take home.