Sub ohm

[Wayne Suslansky]

I'm thinking of buying a sub ohm tank but all my ejuice is 12mg, is that too high.

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[Izan]

I'm thinking of buying a sub ohm tank but all my ejuice is 12mg, is that too high.

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Hi Wayne,
Yeah, 12mg/ml is kinda high but it will also depend on HOW sub ohm you go. .9Ω is where my wife vapes at 13 watts and 12mg/ml. (Joye CL-R coils)
What device are you considering?
Can you get the same flavour/brands in 0 nicotine? You can mix the 0 and 12 to achieve a comfortable level for you.

Cheers
I

 

[bombastinator]

You can buy a bottle of juice of the same flavor in 0 nic and mix it 1 to 1 to get 6mg/ml. Me I vape 12mg@30w but I’m a bit of an oddity

 

[sonicbomb]

@Wayne Suslansky

Sub-ohm tank is a generic term used to describe a tank that is capable of using coils with a resistance of less than one ohm. It will typically also have a large amount of adjustable airflow.
The reason for this is that low resistance coils are more suitable for higher wattage levels. However with a regulated device the resistance of the coil does not dictate the power level, you can run it at any wattage level you like. So even though a sub-ohm tank is designed for higher wattages, you can potentially dial down the airflow and run it at a lower wattage better suited to a high nicotine level.

However really high mass low resistance coils will need higher power levels to light up sufficiently.

Generally if you want to use a lowish power level and high nic juice then get a tank suited to this application.
If you want to use high power levels and blow big plumes then get a tank designed to do this.

Which tank are you thinking of buying?