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Im used to anything between 14-16mg depending on the vendor I use so slightly lower wouldnt be too much of an issue, thanks for the help perpetua =D

I ordered 5 10ml bottles from Vape it UK's Ready to vape range in 16mg : Apple Pie, Butter scotch, Blackcurrant, Pear drops and Tutti Frutti.

Obviously the first thing I did was open the bottles for a quick whiff and they all smell delicious.

So far I have only tried the Apple pie and the Butter scotch and here are my thoughts.

Apple pie: It is my first time trying an apple pie type flavour and I am more than impressed with it. It has a nice tart apple taste on the inhale and a sweet pie crust with a hint of apple on the exhale, producing clouds of thick vapour at around 8 watts. The missus said it makes the house smell like a yankee candle =D

Butter scotch: I love butter scotch and this flavour doesn't disappoint, the only gripe I have is that it could have done with being a bit smoother as the scotch flavour in it is a little overpowering. Possibly not an all day vape but something nice for after dinner or for a session down the pub =p

I will update this when I try the others.

Much much cheaper and with better customer service. 

Hello and welcome to the forum. If you need any help with anything don't hesitate to ask =)

Putting a battery in upside down puts you at a large risk of a hard short. This is a quote from over on UKV explaining it much better than I can

'Inserting a battery upside down puts you at an avoidable risk of hard shorting your battery. It is a no-no for any mod but if anything a bigger no-no for mechanical than regulated. If the metal case of the battery just under the plastic skin ever makes contact with the inside of the mod and you hit the button your battery will be hard shorted. The positive post is insulated, obviously. The entire mod is essentially a negative contact. Any mod that is designed for a battery to go in "upside down" should be considered flawed by design unless the inside of the tube has its own insulation from the battery.. which wouldn't make a lot of sense :/'

Basically if the plastic skin moves at all you are setting yourself up for disaster so I would strongly advise only using flat tops on the pipe mods that have the auto fire problem with button top batteries.

If thats just a skinned version of their smok pipe clone then you have to be careful as button top batteries cause it to auto fire, you either have to use flat tops or put the battery in upside down. NOTE: I do not recommend putting the battery in upside down this is just a fix based on the discussions on UKV forum and on the fasttech site.