'Tobac' T2 & replacement heads NO COIL

[ridethespiral]

I put in a bulk order for myself and three others. Part of that included 5 of these 'tobac' T2 clearos and 10 replacement heads. I now have three people telling me that NONE of their T2s or replacement have coils in them. What the hell!! Seriously, three clearos with no coils AND three replacement heads with no coils and only wicks? Once I get home I'm going to check the rest but I have a feeling it isn't going to be any different.

I was expecting Kangers which I believe the site even has them listed as...

Has anyone ordered these things before from canvape and did they work fine?




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[ridethespiral]

So the coils are UNDER the wick. this must be a new thing. I feel like an idiot now lol

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[Hello World]

I put in a bulk order for myself and three others. Part of that included 5 of these 'tobac' T2 clearos and 10 replacement heads. I now have three people telling me that NONE of their T2s or replacement have coils in them. What the hell!! Seriously, three clearos with no coils AND three replacement heads with no coils and only wicks? Once I get home I'm going to check the rest but I have a feeling it isn't going to be any different.

I was expecting Kangers which I believe the site even has them listed as...

If you are talking about Tabac BCC clearos, there is the clearo tank, and then the bottom coil which includes a short wick and thin wire coil as part of the replacement coils as a single unit. They are Kanger T3 hybrid knock-offs to the best of my knowledge. The replacement coils are sold in 5-packs, black ones.

You can rebuild those coils, but there are no such kits for sale, and you are left to your own vices locating cotton wicks and kanthal wire for custom rebuild jobs, which is kinda pro stuff, and certainly not worth the junk you are rebuilding ... lol

So the coils are UNDER the wick.

The wick runs through/around the coil. It's all within one single housed unit referred to as the "Replacement Coil".