Why is my Riva not working?

[mylose64]

For the sake of convenience, and because your new; you should experiment with dripping and see how it goes. Dripping is probably the easiest method of vaping (at least for me) and while your dripping you can catch up on terminology and then get a cartomizer.

The reason I say this is because you spent a decent amount of money thus far and should be enjoying your e-cig instead of spending more money on more gear that's only going to get you more lost.

Just drip a few drops on that bad boy and go to town for a bit. Get used to it. Have fun! The more items you throw into the mix the more complicated it's going to get!

Honestly, between every way of vaping, they all essentially do the same thing. You pretty much get the same amount of vapor and taste and TH (throat hit). It all comes down to person preference.

When I started I jumped around between items like crazy and got overwhelmed (and lost some money in the process :X) so take it one step at a time. Trust me.

 

[irina]

Thank you, swedishfish, for your support! Its really impoprtant to know that I am not the only one who went through hard times trying to switch over. I assumed that others made the transition easy.

I tryed to clear the atty but still same thing happens. Wrote to the supplier - no reply so far. So I ordered cartomizers - see if it would be easier with them.

I couldn't figure out how to the dripping though I even watched some videos...

 

[GracefullyBitter]

Funny, I am having same atomizer problems with my Riva. Two already stopped working completely after one week or less of use and a third looks like it's going the way of the dodo. It's just not producing enough vapor or throat hit. I'm sending some back to the distributor to have them checked out. It's an LR atomizer with JC juice and a cartridge. I don't direct drip anymore cuz I heard it's not recommended with JC.