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The last time I traveled on a plane, which was a few years ago, as long as it was in one of those 3 oz. bottles and fit into the quart-sized baggie, it went through with no problems. Anything bigger and it won't be allowed on a carry-on. Just double check with the airline you're booked on. They all have a page that tells you what's allowed and what's not.

As I'm not familiar with a Luke XR max, I'm not sure I can be much help but will give it a try if you pose a question.
As for you using 50 mg of salt nic, that's way too high! Salt nic is a bit stronger than regular nic. 24 mg of regular is the equivalent to a whole pack of Marlboro reds.

Without knowing the brand and model of your vaping device, it's hard to give you instructions, but most pen-types will work if you just suck on it. If there's no button, it's one of those. If there is a button, click it five times. There should be a light that will flash a few times. I hope that helps.

Welcome aboard,
 
When I started vaping I found this site the members here helped me more than I ever could imagine

Might be too much and its a salt based NIC try lowering it

I've used the Vaporesso Zero, which is actually the "Renova" Zero (just one of Vaporesso's brands). I think I've had 3 or 4 of them by now. I don't use one anymore but I used to appreciate how small they are. My qualm with them though was that they leaked somewhat often and it was annoying enough that I switched vapes. They might have improved it but it seemed to leak pretty frequently. They'd leak both in my mouth and inside the area where the pod connects to the device. I remember regularly pulling the pod and cleaning the connection area with a paper towel to keep it nice and clean, which is frankly not something I think you should ever need to do with a vape. As if regular leaks weren't enough, I purchased one Zero that had a defective battery where the opening to slip the pod in was too tight for the pod to fit properly and it would squeeze the pod, which seemed to spawn regular e-juice leaks - it was awful.
Despite the problems I've had with the Zero, the worst pod vape I've probably used is the Juul. And the best one to date is probably the Vaporesso Xros, which is kind of surprising seeing as Vaporesso is also behind the Zero that I've come to despise lol.
If you need a good reason to choose one vape over another, you might consider what I consider: can you buy it and replacement pods at your local smoke/vape shop? With both the Xros and the Zero I know I can always find pods at at least one of the local shops here so I'm stuck searching online and then waiting for my pods to arrive in the mail.

Welcome to Vapor Talk, Winnie! 

For me, I didn't notice any difference at all, but that was some time ago. Since then I've cut down the nic amounts and now I vape 0 nic - when I vape at all. Working on putting that down as well but I'm in no hurry. 

welcome aboard

But of course, there are many other options out there that could suit your needs too. If you haven't yet, I'd recommend checking out Driplocker.com. They've got an extensive selection of pod systems along with helpful guides and reviews to steer you in the right direction.
Pod systems are generally great for their convenience and portability, but each has its own unique features, like battery life, coil options, and airflow adjustments.

The Nord 4 from Smok is definitely a solid choice, known for its reliability and performance. But of course, there are many other options out there that could suit your needs too.

Yep, you buy replacement pods with the coil stuck in there.

When the coil goes bad you throw the pod away ?

USB-C! No power button, no airflow control nothing. Just filling the pod and taking a puff. The draw is definitely an MTL draw. A comfortable kinda loose MTL, but no restricted lung hits for this device.

Nice review! I just have a few questions, though. What kind of connection does it take to charge? Is it a micro USB or C connection? I couldn't tell from the pictures. Also, does it just work by taking a puff, no power button? If just a puff, how hard is the draw and is there any way to adjust the airflow? Overall, it looks pretty interesting.

Vaporesso Eco Nano review
Thanks to HealthCabin for sending me the Vaporesso Eco Nano Pod system kit to review!
Disclaimer: This review is my own thoughts and I am not associated with anyone at HealthCabin, nor am I being paid to write this review.
 
 
The Vaporesso Eco Nano is being advertised as a true disposable killer. Unboxing the device already had a similar experience. Let’s see how close it comes to an actual disposable when using it.

Specs:
Dimensions: 44.7 x 18.0 x 77.0 mm Pod capacity: 6ml Resistance: 0.8ohm / 1.2ohm Battery capacity: 1.000mAh Charging type-C, 1A  
The box includes:
1 x ECO NANO Battery 1 x ECO NANO 0.8 ohm pod (Pre-installed) 1 x User Manual  

 
Features
The Eco Nano from Vaporesso is supposed to be an eco-friendly alternative to disposable devices on the market. It’s a very easy to use, very beginner friendly device. You literally fill the pod, put it in the device and start vaping. No buttons, no airflow control, nothing else to it that would make it the slightest bit confusing or overwhelming. And I think the vaping market is something that can seem complicated or overwhelming, but with this device, if you want to stop smoking cigarettes or make the jump from disposables, for all those people this could definitely be a good upgrade.
The pod for this device holds 6ml of e-liquid. No, that’s not a typo, it really holds 6ml! I don’t know if I’ve ever seen pods this small and simple, with that big of an e-liquid capacity. That in combination with a 1.000mAh battery, should definitely be able to get the average vaper through the day, if not a few days.
There is a little battery indicator at the bottom on the front of the device. It doesn’t flash or anything when you put the pod in or take it out. It’s just a white light that shows when you take a puff and when you charge the device. Simplistic, like a disposable.
The device also supports passthrough, so if you wanted to, you could even vape it while it's charging.

 
Design
Even the design of the device feels like the most common disposables that are on the market nowadays. It feels good in the hand and has a nice weight to it. It comes in a bunch of different colors, as shown in the image above, so you can go for something that stands out or something concealing.
I’ll put a picture down below with a size comparison to the Xros Nano 3 as well. They are similar in size, with the Eco Nano being a bit taller and narrower than the Xros Nano 3.
 

 
Pods
These pods are really what makes this device stand out. Not only because of the 6ml capacity, that we’ve already mentioned multiple times, but also because Vaporesso claims these pods to be able to give you 13.000 puffs. This would obviously vary from person to person; some people take longer puffs than others; some have sweeter flavorings than others, but still. If it even gets close to that claim it would really be a good investment for those wasting bucks on expensive disposables.
It does really feel and taste like a quality pod, like we’re used to from Vaporesso. They already proved themselves to have reliable and tasteful pods with their Xros-line. I haven’t personally experienced any leaking whatsoever on this pod. It stays in place with some very strong magnets and really isn’t going anywhere if you don’t want it to.
Unfortunately I do have to mention that the device only comes with one pod, which is gonna have to be a con. I get Vaporesso trying to keep the device as cheap as possible, so anyone can pick it up and see for themselves, but if that one pod for some reason is a dud or ruined by the person buying it, they will go back to more harmful alternatives. In my opinion a pod kit should always come with at least two pods.
 

 

 
Performance
Honestly an outstanding performance. Definitely a device for the MTL lovers out there. I wouldn’t know how to say anything bad about the performance of this device. Flavor is good, like we know it from Vaporesso. Same goes for the battery life. It’s a 1.000mAh battery and it feels like that as well. Something that would get me through the day easily. Other pod devices with an e-liquid capacity of only 2ml, I have to fill throughout the day, but with this one I only have to fill it once a day to once every other day, so the thing that really make this device stand out between other pod vapes, are definitely those pods. Those 6ml pods that you should be able to refill about 10 times before losing any flavor. The pods really seem to be heading that direction.
 

 
Pros
Big 6ml pod capacity Pod lifespan Good flavor Compact device Cheap Beginner friendly Battery life  
Cons
Only one pod in the package Single color LED  

 
Verdict
To wrap things up, the simplicity of the Eco Nano really makes it a winner for beginners. No complicated settings to have to think about, no coils to change, just fill the pod and start vaping. The 6ml pod also makes it interesting for long term vapers and really makes it a game changer in the pod-market. It’s a small, easy and compact vape for on the go. When I leave the house, this device is really what I wanna have in my pocket.
Quality and taste in this pod are really amazing, especially the economic friendly price point it comes at. It’s a reliable device that would last most vapers an entire day and then some. I would say the device lives up to its eco-friendly promise. It would definitely be an upgrade to those people using disposables or even still cigarettes.
Unfortunately it only came with one pod, so I had to mention it as a con. Honestly Vaporesso has been reliable with their quality control, so I doubt there are a lot of dud pods. I would assume when being handled correctly (letting it sit with juice 5 mins before hitting), there’ll be close to none who have an immediate messed up pod, so the overall experience with this device definitely out shadows this minor setback.
To sum it all up, if you're after a seamless vaping journey, the Vaporesso Eco Nano is worth every puff. It’s got the capacity, the flavor, and the longevity. I would definitely be able to recommend this device to all kinds of vapers. Even just as a reliable back up device or if you want to kick the bad habit of still smoking cigarettes.
 

I hope everyone enjoyed reading this review. If there are any questions regarding this device, feel free to respond to this review or send me a message and I’ll try my best to answer all and any questions!
 
Also another big thanks to www.healthcabin.net for sending me this device.

Thanks for the info!

It was a link on his website: tasteyourjuice.com.  Hope I am allowed to say that!

Phil Busardo, huh? Now, I'm curious. Do you have a link to the mention?
Welcome to Vapor Talk! 

Hello everyone.  New member.  Found you via Phil Busardo.

I have so much brand new stuff still in boxes

I really need to go through all my "shiny stuff" and get rid of what I'm not using. The problem is...where do I put it, who will want it, and is it worth anything? At this point I think if I can find someone who wants or needs it, once I get around to going through it, I'll just give the stuff away.

I haven't been doing reviews for long, so I don't have a whole lot of shiny stuff, but when there is something in there that I don't really like for some reason and don't use at all I just give it away to friends or colleagues

I miss the days when something new came out we always had someone review  it here guess thats why I have a closet full of "shiny stuff"

I miss the days when something new came out we always had someone review  it here guess thats why I have a closet full of "shiny stuff"