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I can't remember who posted it, it's in the Dunwheezin if I can find it.

Sorry for derailing the thread bunglebear, Chrissie. Normal service will resume shortly

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Ah, explains the confusion dafellon. LG are still using the old ICR reference. More precisely it's a hybrid. Though it's not technically an IMR it is 'safer chemistry'. So it's safe to treat it as an IMR because it behaves exactly the same.

Samsung batteries are INR (25R/20R), yet again they are 'safer chemistry'- they behave the same so are also considered an IMR.

As vapers we try and keep things simple for others. However, as you have discovered, once we dig a little deeper the little things begin to appear a little bigger than they are.

The HE's are safe to use as IMR, as are the Samsungs.

The term 'IMR' goes hand-in-hand with 'safer chemistry'. Hope this helps 

ETA: It's not often we get asked these questions. In the vaping community much of the advice is taken on trust. I'm glad you're asking these questions - but there's a lot to learn. I don't know 10% of it all, but I know enough to stay safe.


Further reading, a little chemistry.

Next time I move, it'll be to the IoW if I want good service it seems

Welcome aboard damian