Ohms For Variable Volt?

[Monkey]

Apologies in advance for this stupid question =/

I just switched to a vv and I'm out of the clearos that came with it, which were these:

They look like vision egos (but they're not vision) and there's nothing on the box/clearos indicating what the Ohms were.

So, what's the right Ohm range if you're vaping from 4.2-5.0?

I see some that are 2.1-2.4, and others that are 2.5-2.9, etc etc, so I'm confused on the best for the voltage I'm using.

Thanks

[Jeffb]

Either ones will work on your voltage range. The lower ohm range (2.1-2.4) will give you a warmer vape with more vapor.

[Monkey]

Thank you! Perfect

[willmon22]

I think the best way to find out is just adjust the voltage until it is seems perfect. For me I just keep upping the voltage until I get a slight burn taste then I put it back down .1 volts and I am good. But I wouldn't really follow that advice as the burnt taste can get quite annoying. I actually have a CE5 clearomizer that looks like that but it has wicks all the way to the bottom and it has deattachable atomizer heads. If this has deattachable atomizer heads I would look at the head it should say how many ohms it is rated.