Hey guys just switched from my elabo tank (standard with the predator 228) to the crown 3 uwell tank. I vape at 6mg nicotine in both but the nicotine hit from the crown feels massive in comparisin at the same 6mg nicotine, vaped a bit before bed and was up half the night lol..
Just wondering why that is? Is it a faster wicking coil hence getting more in each hit? Just curious 😊
More vapor production means more juice consumption, which means more nicotine in your system.
Try a TFV8 or TFV12 tank. That will blow your face off.
Moving to bigger cloud tanks caused me to lower nicotine dose. Started at 18, immediately knew that was too high and went to 12. Got a bigger tank and went to 6.
Using RDA and RTA mostly now, and using 3mg juice. The flavor is phenominal. I do still carry a premade coil tank for when Im at work and cant always drip.
That makes sense 😊 will try mixing my next batch at 3 mg and give that a go, aside from that loving the crown 3 for flavour!
You can always add nic if you feel you arent getting enough. Im glad you like the crown 3, I pretty much hate mine.
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