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You could get some cotton candy flavoring and add more to your juice. Cotton candy is basically all sugar so it really doesn't have any flavor to it (or it's really subtle). Can you taste the sweet?

It could be you. It could be the juice. It could be any number of things, but without more information, to troubleshoot this problem is going to be hard. What delivery system are you using (tank/RDA/RBA/etc.)? What mod is it on? What watts/voltage/temp control setting are you using? Is the coil in your tank (if that's what you're using) a new one? If new, did you prime it first and let the wick soak up the juice for a bit before you tried vaping on it? What resistance is your coil? All of these factor into why you're not getting any flavor from your juice. It could also be that this juice manufacturer didn't use much flavor in their creation too... Give us some more info so we can help you better.

The coils you got with the Subtanks, did the coil come preinstalled in the tank? If I remember correctly, the coils that came with the Aspire Tritan 2 were wrapped and separate from the tank. Those coils, while they didn't last quite as long as the ones I get in the 5-pack, weren't... horrible.

Welcome to Vapor Talk.

As you can see, I had no self-restraint.

In a galaxy far, far way?

So... since you were able to read and understand her post... answer her already.

Yeah, but you're weird that way, Cany.

From the tanks that I use now, I still find the coils that come with the tanks to be... less than the quality I find in a 5-pack. To this day I just put those aside for a rainy day should I need some coils and not have any new ones available.

Forget copy and paste, I typed out each letter manually just so I could make sure I got it right. Hmmm. Innokin, huh? You may be on to something, Squid.

Those are not goofy bears, Bebop. I'll have you know that those are killer teddy bears with bad attitudes. I was a Star Wars fan the first three original movies. The fourth one was... okay, but when Jar Jar Binks came into the picture... the franchise lost me. Haven't watched another one since.

The font you used is unreadable. We have many good, knowledgeable members here who would love to help you. It would help us a lot, though, if you would use a clearer font so we can read what you're posting. I gather you're wanting something like this "Ikkonomin" that you find to be the most dependable. Google isn't showing me any results for this mod. Can you put up a link so we know what you're looking for?

Here you go, Jeff. Hi, I’ve been vaping for about 2 years now & originally stop smoking with a avoid be with in the past 2 years I’ve had Leaf products along with Kangerteck, Ikkonomin, etc. This year is been a exceptionally rough & fell back into smoking. I looking to buy a depandable box mod & a good quality tank. I’m not into rebuilding my own coils & I’m not familiar with hybrids although I would consider it. Out of all the different brands ice tried I found ikkonomin to be must durable. I would appreciate any suggestions on the newer products out there & your opinion of them. I’m not looking for a nothing about 75 watts. Any suggestions would be appreciated. *smiley face* Thanks in advance.

And here's another study that shows our friends across the pond in the UK know more about vaping and its effects than the US propaganda would like to admit. http://www.news-medical.net/news/20161216/Lab-based-cellular-tests-reveal-that-e-cigarette-vapour-does-not-induce-DNA-damage.aspx

No, it all depends on the manufacturer. Some (or even many) of the "cheap" brands also use the same ingredients but, like I said, you'll need to double check each one.

Well, I don't know if using dental floss on a drip tip can be considered in that category, Bebop, but thank you anyway!

What I've done in a pinch is to remove the O-rings from the drip tip, wind some regular dental floss around the base where the O-rings go, put the O-rings back on. The dental floss helps to make the O-rings more snug until you can get bigger diameter ones.

@Adversarious1 has some great suggestions for battery brands. I will add a caveat: while Sony VTC4 and VTC5 batteries are most excellent, you need to be very careful of these to make sure you're getting the real VTC4 and VTC5. There are many rewrapped batteries that are sold as genuine but are not, rather, they're inferior and can be potentially dangerous if used with sub-ohm coils. If you know you're getting the real thing, these batteries are awesome! Also, I'd recommend Nitecore chargers. I have both the 4-bay and 2-bay Nitecore intellichargers and they're good workhorses. If you're looking for more clouds, keep an eye on your PG and VG levels in the juice you use. More VG or max VG will give you bigger, denser clouds. PG is the flavor carrier. A good balance is 70VG/30PG, this blend will give satisfying clouds while also giving you flavor without muting it too much. Also, if you're using premade coils, too high a VG level can also give you dry hits if you're chain vaping or don't have enough airflow.

We think it's a bunch of hooey unless we see this article (so called research) for ourselves. Sorry, but I don't trust hearsay, I'd rather be able to see the actual thing and then do some research/digging around to get more information.

My first was an eGo-T 650 mAh (fixed at 3.7V), with a cartomizer. A few days later the CE4 type of "tank" came out and boy, was that high tech for those days, lol. Then, a week or two went by and the T2 came out with the short wick and removable/replaceable coil. Talk about heaven. No, I don't have those anymore, they stopped working some time back, although I do still have some eGo-C 650 mAh that still work around here somewhere. Good times and good memories of how I got off the analogs and into vaping.

Interesting article and an even more interesting product. One of the biggest pros I found with vaping is that it doesn't taste like tobacco -- I wonder if PM will be able to address that one in time.

Who is also in Big Pharma's pocket? Thanks for the link to the article.

By chance did you buy this at a local B&M? If so, I'd take it back there to see if they can offer help. If not that, have you tried youtube? There are many vids there with tips. Sorry I can't be any more help than that.

Edna gives good advice. What one person loves may not work the way another person wants. Vaping is so very subjective that it's impossible to tell someone else what to get and *know* it'll work well for them. We can tell you our opinions on what we use and know, but it'll be up to you to make the final decision on what to buy and hope it works out.