What does CE2 stand for?

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I had a clearomizer that I absolutely fell in love with! I was rockin' it with my favorite juice mixture. After a week or so, I had just filled it up, laid it down on my desk for an hour or so, came back to find that it had cracked open and my juice was ALL over the place! What a mess! I have since bought a different type, but I am afraid to fill it because I have been reading about all the different juices that will crack them... So far, the best thing I have tried is the atomized cartridges that they gave me with my new kit. They are just a piece of softer plastic that fits on top of the atomizer! Great hits every time. The only thing is that I wish it held a bit more juice as I have to keep refilling it! Just got in some Boge carts today and filled one of them. So far, I am not liking them very much. I can taste the filler material, yuck... I'll give it a while to see what happens as they are cheap and I know they won't crack on me....
 

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I had a clearomizer that I absolutely fell in love with! I was rockin' it with my favorite juice mixture. After a week or so, I had just filled it up, laid it down on my desk for an hour or so, came back to find that it had cracked open and my juice was ALL over the place! What a mess! I have since bought a different type, but I am afraid to fill it because I have been reading about all the different juices that will crack them... So far, the best thing I have tried is the atomized cartridges that they gave me with my new kit. They are just a piece of softer plastic that fits on top of the atomizer! Great hits every time. The only thing is that I wish it held a bit more juice as I have to keep refilling it! Just got in some Boge carts today and filled one of them. So far, I am not liking them very much. I can taste the filler material, yuck... I'll give it a while to see what happens as they are cheap and I know they won't crack on me....

be patient with the Boges...You didn't say how you filled them, but the condom method works best for me, along with topping off after they "seem" full...then let them sit for 10-20 minutes before vaping. I absolutely love the LR Boges anywhere from 3.7-5 volts, depending on the juice. If you keep them wet, the filler taste really doesn't get in the way..
 

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CE2's have ruined cartos for me, around the house that is. Great flavor, vapor production, just not the best travel/out and about option unfortunately. While they handle darker/thicker juices just fine, it is worth noteing that is you're a chain vaper then these might not be the best option as they may not wick fast enough for that...and for chain vaping there's cartos and tanks.
 

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you're a chain vaper then these might not be the best option as they may not wick fast enough for that[QUOTE said:
Tilt 'an ROLL son...then vape on !:vapor:

Oh I know, believe me I know lol, I got some from madvapes that don't seem to preform as well as my original (not 100% clear) CE2's from my favorite local supplier, but they're not bad. I was just saying that if you chain vape a carto/tank might be a better way to go.
 

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I use CE2 XL's and I think that they are pretty fantastic. Even direct dripping on atomizers doesn't work as well as they do for me. That being said if you stand them up and never tilt them, they don't maintain enough juice in the wick to chain vape, and if you crank the voltage up you will burn the flavor. I do like that I can alter the voltage by a couple tenths and get a completely different flavor out of any juice. Also they seem to last for quite a while. YMMV but I've had some of them in rotation for weeks vaping on average 1ml of juice from each daily with no loss of flavor or vapor.

I haven't been doing this for very long so my experience is definitely not the definitive. I chose them originally because they seemed popular here, and were on sale from a vendor that I like (Totally Wicked).

My only complaint about them so far is that the sharpie marker I use to identify them wipes off easily.

Cheers,

VC
 
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I use CE2 XL's and I think that they are pretty fantastic. Even direct dripping on atomizers doesn't work as well as they do for me. That being said if you stand them up and never tilt them, they don't maintain enough juice in the wick to chain vape, and if you crank the voltage up you will burn the flavor. I do like that I can alter the voltage by a couple tenths and get a completely different flavor out of any juice. Also they seem to last for quite a while. YMMV but I've had some of them in rotation for weeks vaping on average 1ml of juice from each daily with no loss of flavor or vapor.

I haven't been doing this for very long so my experience is definitely not the definitive. I chose them originally because they seemed popular here, and were on sale from a vendor that I like (Totally Wicked).

My only complaint about them so far is that the sharpie marker I use to identify them wipes off easily.

Cheers,

VC

Hi,

i have the ce3 xl's on order from totally wicked as the little bung seems much less pfaffy than the ce2 xl set up, but i also have ce2 xl's on order from vapeescape. Although i will be using them with only a 510 manual 280 mah battery, i know i know i should get an ego or a provari and in all honesty six months or a year in a probably will do :D
 

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I'm bringing this topic back to the surface. I now finally know the differences between the CE1, CE2 and CE3. But there also seem to be CE4's, CE4+'s, and I heard about a CE6 so I guess there must also be a CE5 somewhere in between. Besides all that there are E-types (recently I got some E3's) and then there is Kanger with its T2. What's up with all this stuff?
 
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