Oh and 12mg as well, which from what I've read is too harsh for sub-ohm vaping (definitely feels like it) but being too impatient to wait for more, decided to use what I had on hand. So the recommended wattage for this tank is 20-35 watts, but even at 20w it's pretty rough. Finding it tolerable at 10w, but what's the drawbacks to using lower than recommended?
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the only drawback could be less vapor production and a slower ramp up time.
other than, that its just fine.
You should definitely consider some 3mg or 6mg juice though.
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other than, that its just fine.
You should definitely consider some 3mg or 6mg juice though.
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it'll get you nic sick for sure.
you can dilute what you have with some VG from walgreens. Just look for USP grade VG. It ill lose some flavor, but at least youre not wasting your juice. Additionally going subohm like that will cost you in juice plenty of inexpensive vendors online. this thread will have some of them http://vapingunderground.com/thread...-are-cheaply-priced-but-comparable-to.126747/
you can dilute what you have with some VG from walgreens. Just look for USP grade VG. It ill lose some flavor, but at least youre not wasting your juice. Additionally going subohm like that will cost you in juice plenty of inexpensive vendors online. this thread will have some of them http://vapingunderground.com/thread...-are-cheaply-priced-but-comparable-to.126747/
