Just got mine today gonna half to see how it does.Does any one do a dry burn before use?I did when i used ce2's but that was some time ago.I got the stone 3.
Vision Stone 3
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The nasty taste goes away a lot faster if you pull the silicone plug out, give it a gentle tilt to each side to wet the wicks, put the top on and vape for a bit without the plug. Seems like for me, the silicone plug inhibits some of the initial saturation of the coil. Once you vape a bit without the plug and the taste goes away, put the plug back on and you're good to go.
So just do like this and don't worry about any dry burn? That sounds easy enough,thanks.
mine is leaking from the connector end AND from the tank threads (thread of the plastic where you screw on caps. 
Mine is at the 510 connection. At the body threads leads me to think the oring seal may be at fault.
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thats what i was thinking as well. there shouldn't be any reason for the leaking other than the oring being too thin and not sealing properly
I'm still getting burning on the inner lip of the plug, the part that sits inside the cup on the VS3. I trimmed that piece on the VS2, but that created a problem with the cup flooding and getting juice down the air tube. It's trading one problem for another. The cup walls need to be higher so the coil is not so close to the silicone of the plug. Now, even the trimmed area of the VS2 is showing burn spots.
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