wabernasty

Juices are more so personal.

I'd go to Mtbakervapor.com and browse around. Cheap as hell and the quality is amazing.

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A cartomizer is an atomizer with filler material inside. You don't drip into a cartomizer, you need to let the filler material soak up the e-liquid until it's completely saturated before you vape.

An atomizer has a metal outer layer with the heating coil inside, no filler. They can either have a bridge or be debridged (bridgeless), and you directly drip your juice onto the heating coil and vape. You don't fill the atomizer, you use just a few drops at a time or you wind up flooding it.

You drip into an RDA (rebuildable dripping atomizer), but an RBA has a tank for the juice and is not specifically made for dripping.

I agree with you in that, if you're a new vaper, I'd go with a good tank system first before getting into direct dripping.

The original study cited seems a bit dated, but the heading suggests recent interest.

http://www.lakeneosho.org/Ecigs/Page5A.html

E-liquids are a highly personal thing. What one person thinks tastes great, it'll be like sucking on a dirty sock to someone else. Only you will be able to tell what flavors you like by trial and error. I highly recommend going to EC Blends. They sell juices in 5 ml bottles at around $2.50 so you can try all kinds of different flavors without breaking the bank. The more you customize and add on to the order the price will change but only a little.

Try starting out at the nic level of your choice, 50 PG/50 VG and don't add anything to start. Every order is made only after you make the order so some steeping time may be needed. Steeping means to let it sit and age. Usually a week is good but some juices require more time. Take the cap off, put the juice in a safe place away from kids and pets, somewhere dark-ish is the preferred. Shake daily and let sit. Most flavors will become more full and robust with steeping. Some few are good right out of the mailbox but I've found those to be rare.

Good luck!

Hi all! Im from Htx, and I'm fairly new to e-cigs. I've bought a couple generic ones from local smokeshops, but none of them are very good. I was wondering if anyone might have any suggestions on what I might want to pick up? Thanks!