The life of the coil usually depends on the type of juice you're vaping and how much you vape. Sweeter juices and darker juices tend to gunk up your coils faster so they won't last as long. Personally, I like sweet flavors and I'm a chain vaper, always have my vape next to me ready to go. So my coils usually last a couple of weeks. I have friends who don't vape as often and their coils can last a month or more. Unfortunately, it's not a set time frame with all the variables involved.
I am a newbie to vaping and certainly no expert here. But I can tell you this much. I quit killing myself with commercial tobacco cigarettes just about a month ago. It was almost mandatory that I relied upon vaping to get through the "cold turkey" thing. Naturally, it took me a week or so to get my mod/setup dialed in. My point being, for what this is worth, YES I would recommend sub tanks and sub coils. The vaporizer that I have been using to kick cigarettes is a Kangertech Subox Mini. I have used two tanks with this mod. The 4.5 ml tank that came with the starter kit and then about 2 weeks into vaping, I switched to a Kangertech SubTank Plus which is a 7 ml jobber. In both of these tanks, I have always used Kanger's 0.5 ohm OCC coils and have not had one single problem. I have never even changed coils yet. I know this sounds rather odd, but this is the truth. Right now, I vape at 20 watts with the air flow wide open. Based on my experience here, I am, for sure, recommending sub ohm especially in the Kangertech line up. Opinions will vary, but this is my story. Good luck and thanks for reading >
Read them when I first joined and just now re-read them.We do not discuss that here...period.
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