u/Papathe90

Hello. I have been vaping for years but never dived too much on the "theory". I basically looked at the basics just so to get around. For the last 5 years I have been using the Zenith atomizer (with the 0.8 coil). For the past year I also have had the Nautilus 3 for back-up (mainly using the 0.7 and 1.6 coil). My liquids were always 50 PG - 50 VG and 9mg nicotine. For the past 3 or 4 months I have had some very disappointing results with the Innokin and Aspire coils. They "die out" way too fast. Usually, in the past I could easily vape 60-80ml of liquid with the Zenith without "losing" flavor or anything else. Lately, after 20-30ml of vaping the coil needs replacement. What is going on? Is the 50/50 mix ruining my coils? Has the quality of these coils been degraded or the store that mixes my liquids uses bad quality VG/PG base and nicotine?

Hi! For the past 5 or so years I mainly use the Zenith atomizer (with the 0.8 coil) and for the past year I also have as a "back up" the Nautilus 3. 3 or 4 months ago I noticed that innokin changed its coils. I immediately noticed it visually then by the taste they gave. In the past the 0.8 could easily handle a whole 60ml bottle without flinching but the new coil suddenly "dies" after vaping 20ml. (Keep in mind that for my whole life, the liquids I vape are 50/50 VG-PG and 9mg nicotine). For the Nautilus I use the 0.7 and 1.6 coil and the results are miserable. After 30-40mls of vaping the coil literally gives bad taste and sometimes burning flavor. So my question is, if anybody knows, is it possible that the nicotine and PG-VG base that the store uses to mix my liquids are bad quality and mess my coils or have the coils really taken a bad downfall in quality (regarding these two atomizers)?