Sample Liquid but don't want to fill up tank

[Theshow333]

Hey everyone, I have a quick question. I want to join up with Zample Box and try out new flavors, but I don't want to keep filling up my tank!

I saw on a youtube video someone had a little thin tank she put 10 drops and was trying out all of the liquids. Anyone know the name?

Or does anyone know of a good tank that I could buy so I don't have to fill up my tank with all the liquids.

Thank you,

Randy

 

[SmoKnoMoCigZ]

here ya go. 510 Bridgeless Atomizer - Stainless - 2.4ohm

 

[JulesXsmokr]

what he said ------------ plus a small dripper would work too. put some plain pg in and vape some of that to clean up a silica wick.

 

[SchmidtyKy]

Yep. I use a little ole' 510 atty to taste test stuff. Just about 3 drops will do it. And when the juice burns off, it burns off enough to create a "clean slate" to taste test your next flavor. Yeah, buddy!

 

[Lynn Miller]

here ya go. 510 Bridgeless Atomizer - Stainless - 2.4ohm

I'm curious about this. So, is this pretty much a disposable type unit? When it stops working you just toss it or is there a coil that you can replace?

 

[SchmidtyKy]

I'm curious about this. So, is this pretty much a disposable type unit? When it stops working you just toss it or is there a coil that you can replace?

Yes, it would be considered disposable. But if used for tasting, they last quite a long time. I'm still using one that I bought many months ago. I have 2 that I keep around.

 

[SchmidtyKy]

Oh, and you just toss it. No coil replacement necessary (or available).

 

[k2zs]

I have a Stingray 1.5 ohm bridgeless atomizer that I've had for almost a year now. Use it, clean it put it away until I need to test a flavor and it's still good. Pbusardo did a video on the HH.357 bridgeless atomizer that will explain how to use them and how they work.

A PBusardo Review - Cisco, the HH.357, & My Life As A Dripper - YouTube

It's over a year old but says it all... It will be the same process for the Stingray or the one linked to above

 

[Lynn Miller]

Thank you both for the info! I love this forum, you can get help with anything.

 

[drthunder]

There is a big learning curve with these small drippers so just be aware. If you put 1 too many drops they will leak. If you put too little in it you will get a nasty burnt taste in your throat that will last the whole day. They also lose absorbancy the more you use it, making them unpredictable. These are my personal experiences. Another thing is you don't need to throw them away... there are some methods like boiling them for 15 minutes and letting them dry for a couple days. However some people seem to master using these, so good luck!

 

[lucky_x16]

I used to do that, and finally picked up a dripper RBA.
Keeping the dripper around allows me to switch flavors at home on the fly too.
I just remember that when I go to the B&M to put a fresh coil in, if I forget my local B&M will roll me a fresh coil.