Setup for vape-testing DIY eliquids?

[Knight Errant]

What do you think is the best, least expensive, and most efficient way to test mixes you make? What do you use? And why?

 

[Wow1420]

I you're willing to learn to rebuild the coil and have a means of testing the resistance, you can't beat one of these for cheap and easy -
Cheapie Dripper the most inexpensive high quality dripper in vape.

They are easy to clean and dry burn, and if they don't clean up easily, just toss the coil and wick and wind a new one with a few cents worth of materials. I don't do low resistance coils, I keep them above 2 ohms.

(I had a 2nd example link, but it seems we're not allowed to link to that vendor for some reason)

 

[Thrasher]

most of the cheap drippers from fasttech work nicely for testing, make a shorty wick and 2-3 hits done and ready for more juice.

this one is wicked intense, very well made and hits like a beast.
$5.93 YK1 KTS Stainless Steel Electronic Cigarette Atomizer at FastTech - Worldwide Free Shipping

why? - because at anytime you can toss the wick and make another real quick or rinse it out real fast.

 

[Knight Errant]

Looks like I could even have a bunch of wick material... pull the wick out, clean the coil, and slip in a new bit-o-wick to run another test... replacing the coil only when it is caked with un-cleanable gunk and affecting the test.

Sound doable?

 

[retrox]

I use an A7 RDA with a stubby silica wick. I don't even drip it, I just "brush" the tip of my dripper across the coil a couple of times until the wick is saturated with my test juice. Gives about 3 good hits, plenty to get a handle on the flavor. In between tests, I brush plain VG over the wick and vape to clear out residual flavor. I just dry burn the crap off the coil until it eventually pops before replacing.