Will magnets affect regulated devices and is e-liquid corrosive to them?
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No, magnets should not affect regulated devices. E-juice should not be corrosive to rare earth magnets. E-juice pH is between 6 and 8. VG is pH 7 (neutral), like distilled water also. Remember, these liquids are designed for oral administration. If they were corrosive or caustic then you couldn't vape them safely.
I have heard that Brass doesn't work well with e-liquid so I thought I would ask.
Brass is an alloy metal made with copper. With juices more toward pH 6 (acidic) the copper can leach out of the brass if the the juice makes contact with it, increasing the chance of inhaling vapor containing copper. This could be a problem as copper is toxic. However, many homes in the US have copper plumbing, so IMHO, I feel the actual risk is very slight, although contaminated e-juice would have a metallic copper taste to it. Yuck.
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Just to be sure are your rda's magnetic? None of mine are. Just curious if yours are and which ones they are. Never thought of magnets. Was only thinking of something like a silicone plug of something
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Isnt your drippier stainless? The Helios has a air flow ring you can close. The Trident dose also but its pretty stiff not really designed to close and open easily.
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You just made me try to stick a refrigerator magnet on the side of my MVP. It didn't stick. 
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