After watching Ripp Trippers review and concern on the new BVC coils wicking material I'm hesitant to use mini anymore. Any one else have any insight on this. I've been unable to find any info other than that on it. It's a nice topper and hate to feel I wasted money on it.
Nautilus Mini Wicking Material Concern
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The bvc heads are basically a miniature punched carto.
I doubt saturated wicking material with a piece of mesh on top is going anywhere.
Consider the source,
I doubt saturated wicking material with a piece of mesh on top is going anywhere.
Consider the source,
I too am concerned about the aspire BVC coils. Nothing but problems. I called Aspire. They suggest you buy them from one of their dealers. Look on the web site. They said they will be selling them directly. That to me is just a money maker for them
We know little about any of the stuff we vape as far as health goes. No studies have been done on the effects of inhaling burnt cotton. I have no idea of the long term health effects of hot sillaca. No studies have been done with inhaling hot kanthal.
It's all pretty much a bunch of vapers sitting around saying I think it's safer than cigarettes.
It's all pretty much a bunch of vapers sitting around saying I think it's safer than cigarettes.
IDK, I just see Aspire as a "would be" company. 2 products that would be good, if only they didn't have coiling problems. I understand "being different" but I look at Kanger and think, these have had no problems, why's Aspire redesigning the wheel.... and doing so, so poorly 
IDK, I just see Aspire as a "would be" company. 2 products that would be good, if only they didn't have coiling problems. I understand "being different" but I look at Kanger and think, these have had no problems, why's Aspire redesigning the wheel.... and doing so, so poorly
Kanger have had plenty of issues with their coils and clearomizers too. The original protank had some type of glue holding the glass tank that people were worried about heating up and giving off fumes, the drip tips started corroding and the coils they came out with were pretty much useless.
Just have a quick read around the forum and you'll see numerous posts about protank minis / protank 2 & 3 and aerotank coils giving just as many problems to users as anything else on the market.
Every company has had challenges when bringing their products to the market, it's not just Aspire. I'm not trying to single Kanger out here, I think they are one of the best clearomizer innovators out there, but to single out Aspire as the only ones having issues is not accurate.
Granted. BUT if you want a carto, go get a carto, not a BVC. It's a waste of money.
I disagree. I like the innovation. If these companies didn't push the envelope we'd all still be using blue foam and t-bags.
There are always teething problems with new designs, you know that, you've been around a while. Things will settle down, quality will improve - probably right before the next new thing comes out.
Buy from World of Vape. Legit BVCs. Duds exist, I've had at least seven or eight duds from Kanger and I've only gone through maybe five boxes..it happens and it's lame, but that's life.
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