ProTank Head Longevity Study

So a couple of months ago, it occurred to me that I should really try and figure out how long these heads REALLY last.  But as I tested them, I discovered something that really surprised me...

EmpireMods LR510 Review

When a small company from the United States puts their name on a Vaping product, it had better be good.  Trust me, you don't put your name on something unless you know that it's a winner.

So today I'll be reviewing the EmpireMods Bridge Free LR510 1.5ohm Atomizer.  Yes, that's a mouthful, but what I'm really hoping for is a mouthful of delicious, flavorful Vapor!

But allow me to tell you a little bit about my experience with them first...

CE4 & CE5 - Stardust Review

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If you started Vaping within the past 2 years, there's a really good chance that you started out with a "Stardust" Atomizer.

I consider this my "most overdue" review, because I left these puppies back in the dust ages ago.  I left them in the dust because I could never get a CONSISTENT Vape out of them and I most certainly was never able to get ENOUGH Vapor out of them either.  However, for millions of people, these either are or were the very first Atomizing device they purchased.

Kanger EVOD Review

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If you've been reading this Blog, you know that I'm in love with the Kanger ProTank.  Sure, it's got some really tiny issues, but they're nothing, compared to some other devices.

For the first time since I started Vaping, I've finally got something that produces excellent flavor, excellent Vapor, excellent throat hit and lasts a really, really long time between changing out atomizer heads.

But the ProTank can cost between $15 & $23 depending on where you get them from.

The reason that I wanted to test the EVOD out, is because:

Standard Ego-C Atomizer/Tank Review

The "eGo thread" is currently the most versatile connector type in the eCig world, having both a 510 connector and the eGo threads.  From a "standards" point of view, the standard eGo battery offers the most battery life of all basic batteries.

However, that's where the usefulness of the "stock eGo" setup ends.

If you have an opportunity to purchase a "standard eGo" setup, don't... Get the upgrade!

          

The stock eGo-C setup comes with these tiny atomizers and uses a plastic tank to hold your eJuice.  Most printed literature will tell you that this setup should provide you with a weeks worth of Vaping, however real-life usage is more like 3-4 hours, perhaps a day if you're really lucky.

The stock eGo-C atomizer is so poorly constructed, that your eJuice will be burning in no time.  The problem is not so much with the atomizer, as it is with the incredibly tiny wick.  Once that wick burns, not only do you have to spend $3-$5 for another, but you've burned your eJuice and you either have to clean out your tank and start over, or replace it (for $3-$5) too!

While I can see some people thinking that this is a review to avoid the eGo-C, it's not.  It's a plea to not invest or waste your time and money on the stock config.  You'll have a much better experience if you go another direction.  As of this writing, a Kanger EVOD or a Kanger ProTank may be your best bet for reliability and flavor reproduction...

It's my hope that you can get away from cigarettes, so anything I can do to help steer you in a "better" direction is fine by me...


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