Super Mini Question

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Jim Davis

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Can I reuse pre-filled super mini cartridge's if I add juice?

You sure can. Use something small, like a paper clip, jewelers screwdriver, small allen wrench, etc. You use it to insert in the mouthpiece end hole, and push the inner sleeve up. This gives you easy access to the fiber. Drop a few drops on the fiber, letting the juice soak in until the surface becomes "glassy" looking. Push it back down and insert the atomizer.

What model on mini do you have?
 

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You sure can. Use something small, like a paper clip, jewelers screwdriver, small allen wrench, etc. You use it to insert in the mouthpiece end hole, and push the inner sleeve up. This gives you easy access to the fiber. Drop a few drops on the fiber, letting the juice soak in until the surface becomes "glassy" looking. Push it back down and insert the atomizer.

What model on mini do you have?

Have you had good experience with your 4081? I was thinking about buying one but was told how much better 510s are. If it gives decent throat hit then that's all I care about. I don't need to be completely engulfed in vapor.
 

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Have you had good experience with your 4081? I was thinking about buying one but was told how much better 510s are. If it gives decent throat hit then that's all I care about. I don't need to be completely engulfed in vapor.

I'm one of the few here that swear by the 4081. I travel extensively, and the unit is small, and easy to carry. The battery issue is an on going thing. My vaping style is similar to analog use. I vape when the desire arises, which is once an hour or so.

When the need arises, I take a break, and take 5 to 10 puffs over a period of about 10 minutes, just like an analog. My batteries last all day, from about 7:00am to about 5:00pm. I use my passthrough when I on the puter.

If you plan on vaping constantly, the mini's won't impress you. You'll need a heavy duty mod for the extended battery life.

Throat hit? Definately! The 4081 and the M401 give great hits. They also have smaller carts, which will need refilling more often than the mods.
 

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Thanks for the info.....I do not have it yet.......should be on the way and it is the
RN4081....I am new to this and did alot of research and it seems the super mini and the titan seem to be good, however, I could be wrong....

It's a real good starter kit IMHO. Later, you may want to move on to something else, and your 4081 can become your backup unit. The link in my sig will take you to the RN4081 forum, for any other questions you may have.
 

Jim Davis

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I smoke marlboro lights....which flavor and strength juice should I purchase?

I can't say much about the flavors. Everyones taste is different. I use the unflavored.

The issue with strength is a toss up too.

Since all strengths are the same price, I by the highest nic strength possible, and cut it to my desired strength. More juice for less money.

I vape 18mg normally. So if I buy a bottle of 36mg, I cut it 50 /50 with VG, and end up with two bottles of 18mg for the price of one. You'll have to experiment with strengths to find your own desired level.
 

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thanks again for the info....cutting it sounds like a great idea, however, you said 50/50 with VG....please explain...

There are two basic additives you can use.

PG - Propylene Glycol - Thin in consistency. Available at Tractor Supply. (I don't use PG, so I can't comment much on it.

VG - Vegatable Glycerin - Thick, sweet taste. Available at CVS Pharmacy, Walmart. in the skin care section. I pay about 5 bucks for a 6oz bottle.

Both produce added vapor.
Some people are allergic to PG.

Both VG and PG should have "USP" printed somewhere on the label. USP means that it is food grade. I don't recommend using either one if it does not have USP on the label.
 
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