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I'm sure I read somewhere that the tank section is plastic... so that rules it out for me to even consider.

To my fellow Veterans, Welcome Home and Thank You for Serving.

Finally got my crosswood box mod in, dual 18650 unregulated. Batts are charging then i get to test it out.

DIY juice is a learning process that never stops.

That is one thing I like about TFA and now most flavoring companies I use list that stuff. Almost all your mint flavorings have Triacetin, some fruits do as well. I have less problems with Triacetin than I do oils. FXRich is correct though it does not mix well with VG. I can mix it with high PG juice and not have an issue. As soon as you add VG it will cloud. I don't know what additive it is/was, but some flavorings, when you add VG, turn to jell. Haven't had that issue in a very long time though.

where ever you order from pay attention to the ingredients in the flavorings, try to stay away from Triacetin, it does not mix well and will separate (I speak from experience). Comp probably knows what else to look for. Triacetin will also destroy plastic tanks, so probably not good for the lungs. Just my opinion.

Yes I do but only have small amounts when it comes to flavorings and have to charge more than Wizard Labs. http://www.fadoravapor.com

That's the way I have been doing it. The first time I wicked my RBA I put the cotton through the coil, put the top on and then tried to get the cotton through the holes, what a PITA that was. With my nano I got some of the factory horizontal coils, the coil lines up with the holes so its easy to rewick it, I don't like the long leads but not a problem so far.

Get yourself a couple of extra subtank RBAs so when you don't have time to rebuild it you can just put a new one in. They are only about $7 each.

My first 50Ml batch Butterscotch/Carmel Comp thank you for all your help with this Couldnt of done it with out you

Pharmacy? I prefer mine made in an old bath tub in the woods behind a dilapidated cabin and filtered through the rusty radiator of a 1962 Buick Skylark.