Trying new flavors quickly?

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JTrain23

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What is the best/easiest way to sample juices without having to put them in a tank? I have a couple itaste vv and an itaste MVP2. I like to mix flavors, try new flavors, etc. but don't want to put them in a tank unless I know I'll like them. I'm assuming I have to go the drip route, which is fine, just don't want to spend a lot and not sure what will work with my batteries. Any help/advice is much appreciated!
 

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get a 510 atty, since you have vv options you can either go lr 1.5-2ohm or get a standard one usually 2.5-3ohm depending on what voltage range you like. they are relatively cheap 5-7 bucks depending on vendor. then just add a few drop and take a few puffs. once the flavor dies out you can add more of that flavor or change to another. just keep in mind that certain flavors like coffee and cinnamon are stubborn and may not come out. so if you do like those flavors you may want to designate a atty to just those flavors and have another for other flavor options.
 

JTrain23

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get a 510 atty, since you have vv options you can either go lr 1.5-2ohm or get a standard one usually 2.5-3ohm depending on what voltage range you like. they are relatively cheap 5-7 bucks depending on vendor. then just add a few drop and take a few puffs. once the flavor dies out you can add more of that flavor or change to another. just keep in mind that certain flavors like coffee and cinnamon are stubborn and may not come out. so if you do like those flavors you may want to designate a atty to just those flavors and have another for other flavor options.

This sounds like a pretty economical way to go. Really didn't want to get too high tech with this, just want a quick way to mix a couple flavors and see what is good together. Thanks for the input!
 

VapieDan

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What is the best/easiest way to sample juices without having to put them in a tank? I have a couple itaste vv and an itaste MVP2. I like to mix flavors, try new flavors, etc. but don't want to put them in a tank unless I know I'll like them. I'm assuming I have to go the drip route, which is fine, just don't want to spend a lot and not sure what will work with my batteries. Any help/advice is much appreciated!

Dripping Atomizers are the way to go but be advised you will have replace coils yourself. There are some premade ones available to make it easier.
 
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