What to get on first order?

[justinw1]

Okay I'm waiting on my job to pick back up but I think I've decided which PV to start with. I've read good stuff on the DSE901 and heard it's one of the best for first-timers, so I think this is the one I'll begin with. My question is basically how often do atomizers and liquid need replaced for this unit (approximately, I realize it differs from vaper to vaper)? I'm trying to figure out how many atomizers and bottles of juice (I'm planning to refill carts myself in an effort to save money [my job's completely up in the air right now, I'm currently laid off with hopes of recall]) to add in on my first order of the starting kit, this way I'll also be saving money on shipping costs, yet still like I said I can't order hundreds of dollars worth of supplies, unfortunately

Thanks in advance.

 

[Sad Society]

Just use the atty and carts that come in the kit. Get yourself a couple of sample bottles of juice af what 'you think' you will like. Sample bottles are small like 3ml or 10ml. The juice will last long enough for you to order some more later. And if you don't like a flavor then you won't be stuck with a big bottle of it.

I'm still using the same batteries and atty that I got with my 510 kit back in August, and the carts are refillable. My first bottle of juice was 10ml and it lasted me over 2 weeks.

Once you know about a juice flavor that you like then you could order a big bottle of it like 30ml. And then order a small sample of a different flavor along with that order. I see a lot of newbies go crazy on juice and kit accessories on their first order when they haven't even tried vaping yet.

 

[justinw1]

Oh okay I was under the impression atty's went bad after like a week, do you drain/clean yours?

 

[Sad Society]

I blow my atty out into a napkin or a paper towel every once in awhile. Blow it out on both ends and clear out the juice. Then refill the cart and drip two drops directly on the atty, put it all together and vape away.

 

[justinw1]

Cool thanks a lot.

 

[Sad Society]

BTW only drip on the atty if you have a closed battery...a manual battery with a push button. It's not good to drip on the atty if you have an automatic battery, because those batteries are not sealed.