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Post by santa668 on Aug 26, 2012 2:44:06 GMT
Hi guys, Just curious really: I got a 510 SR atty to do some direct dripping with all the new flavours I've got, but I was surprised by the cost of the atty: £4.50 for 1 atomiser, compared to £5.99 for 5 Boge cartomisers I thought that the cartomiser was a combined atomiser and cartridge, whereas the atty is just the atomiser - surely it's cheaper to make the atomiser on it's own? Confused.com... (And yes, I know I should have got a 306, but I don't particularly like the LR cartos I have and vapeescape didn't have SR 306's... ) So, can anyone explain why the atomiser costs 4x that of a cartomiser? I may just buy a bunch of cartos and test my samples in those anyway - I've been having problems with flavours hanging around in the atty. But, I was curious about this and thought that someone on here may know a good logical reason why the prices are so different Nick
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Post by Chrissie on Aug 26, 2012 9:40:09 GMT
Nick, an atomiser should last you at least 4 times as long as a cartomiser. Cartomisers, though they can be refilled several times, are really made to be disposable. Hence why they are so much cheaper than atomisers.
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Post by santa668 on Aug 26, 2012 13:09:08 GMT
Ahhh, thanks Chrissie, that's useful to know cheers! I'm sort of trying one of everything anyway to find out what I like so it's all in the name of science!
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Post by Chrissie on Aug 26, 2012 14:23:09 GMT
Lol Nick Mind you, there are a heck of a lot of things to try these days & more new stuff coming out all of the time
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Post by Bluefish on Aug 26, 2012 14:45:43 GMT
Plus Nick with the atomisers you will have a Much much better taste experiance, worth every penny
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Post by santa668 on Aug 26, 2012 16:15:15 GMT
I know - there are far tooo many things to buy, I have a dozen websites open with items in baskets all over the place... Keep having to restrain myself from clicking "Go to Checkout".... It's like window shopping/licking I was surprised by how different some of the juices I've tried in the atomiser tasted than in a carto... Sometimes too strong a flavour tho! It's kinda frustrating because I wanted to use the atty to taste test juices, but its like I can't trust that I'll be able to replicate that taste in a carto or clearo ??? Dripping is too much effort to be my primary way of vaping lol Well each combination is a lesson learnt, and there's many more to go!
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Post by azzie on Aug 26, 2012 16:37:13 GMT
Nick, There are so many vaping components you can try, some swear by them, others dont like them, its all down to personel preferences
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Post by maccafan on Aug 26, 2012 19:38:40 GMT
Attys contain a ceramic coil holder, stainless steel mesh, a leak minimizing plastic disc and a bridge support on the bridged ones in addition to a larger wick and coil. Cartomizers only have a heat resistant wicking tube and polyfill in addition to a very small wick and coil..
Lot more components in an atty and takes longer to put together, hence the price difference..
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Post by Chrissie on Aug 26, 2012 19:49:36 GMT
Excellent explanation Macca
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Post by rosylea on Aug 26, 2012 23:01:35 GMT
I could have sold you 4 for a tenner.
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