Testing juices ? whats the easy way ?

[Cousin Itt]

What the easiest way to test a new juice ? I put some ry8 in my new aero mega and its evil . Even after a good wash and some dry burns I can still smell the stuff. Reluctant to put anything else through it in case I can still taste RY8.

As I really don`t know what I like yet whats the best way to quickly tests new flavours ? I did like dragons puff and Virginia for the last few days but thats starting to taste a bit harsh so fancying something fruity.  Ive seen some info on drippers . Is that the way ? and if yes what do I need to buy

Many thanks
Nick

[sammy13]

Drippers are just about the only way I think to test a flavour and be rid of it quick without loads of soaking and changing coils etc.

These ones are ideal - www.ecigs4vaping.co.uk/shop/4582110611/306-Atomisers

When you pop a new flavour in it will give mixed results for the first few puffs but then clears.

I see they have sold out of their pack of 3 though, but do still have singles

You can get rebuildable drippers, but once again that means rebuilding.

[cHooBeyDoo]

I would say drippers too, although i've not used them personally yet, many others have.

[sammy13]

Just incase you do not know about drippers if you do please ignore me lol.

Those I linked to, you buy the atomiser and a drip tip.

You pop 2-4 drops on the dripper, pop the drip tip on and screw it to the battery.
You then just keep adding a few drops down the drip tip, of any flavour.

It really doesn't get any easier.

[southbay]

I usually take a single coil build to the vape shop along with a few very small rolls of cotton, just enough to fit through the coil and poke out each end. Then just a few drips on it of whatever flavour, remove the cotton dry burn the coil and repeat for each flavour. It's not exactly effortless but is the best way I've found of completely purging any prior flavours. I like to make as sure as possible that I'm getting the full of the flavour I'm testing.

[Cousin Itt]

Jun 3, 2014 20:00:55 GMT sammy13 said:

Just incase you do not know about drippers if you do please ignore me lol.

Those I linked to, you buy the atomiser and a drip tip.

You pop 2-4 drops on the dripper, pop the drip tip on and screw it to the battery.
You then just keep adding a few drops down the drip tip, of any flavour.

It really doesn't get any easier.

I know nufink

So if I just by the Bauway 306 LR for £3.50 each is that everything I need ? Please type slow or write in crayons lol its all a bit new to me as yet

[Deleted]

Dripper / rebuildable dripping atomiser ( rda) , use it all the time , perfect for

A) testing juices
B) vaping special evening juices

[spacey]

For idiot proofness (i.e me) I recommend the LR 306

I got one purely for testing out new juice, not because I wanted to get into dripping - they work perfectly for that imo just make sure you get a drip tip that fits them (not a 510 drip tip)

[Cousin Itt]

Jun 3, 2014 20:04:43 GMT southbay said:

I usually take a single coil build to the vape shop along with a few very small rolls of cotton, just enough to fit through the coil and poke out each end. Then just a few drips on it of whatever flavour, remove the cotton dry burn the coil and repeat for each flavour. It's not exactly effortless but is the best way I've found of purging any prior flavours. I like to make as sure as possible that I'm getting the full of the flavour I'm testing.

Sorry for being daft but that went straight over my head

[Cousin Itt]

Jun 3, 2014 20:10:18 GMT spacey said:

For idiot proofness (i.e me) I recommend the LR 306

I got one purely for testing out new juice, not because I wanted to get into dripping - they work perfectly for that imo just make sure you get a drip tip that fits them (not a 510 drip tip)

I need idiot proofness Have you got a link to what ever tip I need

I don`t want to get involved in any complicated building as yet .

[sammy13]

Jun 3, 2014 20:08:35 GMT Cousin Itt said:

Jun 3, 2014 20:00:55 GMT sammy13 said:

Just incase you do not know about drippers if you do please ignore me lol.

Those I linked to, you buy the atomiser and a drip tip.

You pop 2-4 drops on the dripper, pop the drip tip on and screw it to the battery.
You then just keep adding a few drops down the drip tip, of any flavour.

It really doesn't get any easier.

I know nufink

So if I just by the Bauway 306 LR for £3.50 each is that everything I need ? Please type slow or write in crayons lol its all a bit new to me as yet

You need the drip tip as well.
Underneath it on the listing. £1.50 I think.

They used to do 3 with a free driptip, but t be honest one will last ages and ages.
You screw both bits together drip a few drops of juice onto it, check noting is leaking out the bottom, you may have dripped too much, pop on battery and vape.
Don't let it burn, after a few long puffs, drip a bit more juice down the drip tip etc.

You can wash them I will tag the vendor then if you buy one they can help you with every step  4madcats

[sammy13]

Cousin Itt this is the one - also mentioned by spacey -

306 Atty, www.ecigs4vaping.co.uk/shop/4582110612/Bauway-306-LR-Bridged-Dripping-Atomiser/6211200

Driptip - www.ecigs4vaping.co.uk/shop/4582110612/Bauway-306-drip-tip/6211202

Will last you ages before even washing out.

[spacey]

Jun 3, 2014 20:15:53 GMT Cousin Itt said:

Jun 3, 2014 20:10:18 GMT spacey said:

For idiot proofness (i.e me) I recommend the LR 306

I got one purely for testing out new juice, not because I wanted to get into dripping - they work perfectly for that imo just make sure you get a drip tip that fits them (not a 510 drip tip)

I need idiot proofness Have you got a link to what ever tip I need

I don`t want to get involved in any complicated building as yet .

That was my feeling as well, just wanted something to test flavours on and those ones work perfectly. As sammy13 says above - they sell the 306 drip tips on the same page. I've been rinsing mine through with hot water and leaving it to dry to clean it.

[Cousin Itt]

Cheers Sammy

[Cousin Itt]

And Spacey