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Vape coils are a vital spare part of your vape kit. Without them, you can't use your vape kit and enjoy your delicious e-liquid. Replacement Vape Coils A vape coil is the heating element that heats the e-liquid and creates the clouds of vapour we all know and love in our vaping experiences. 88Vape offers different types of coils, including replacement vape coils for mods , vape pens , and coils for e-cigarette type vapes . How often should coils be replaced? If you are new to vaping, this is probably one of the top questions you have about replacement coils. At 88Vape, we can recommend replacing your vape coils every 4-6 weeks to maintain the delicious, clear vape flavour. If you would like to vape a new flavour, remember to change your current coil to ensure you do not mix flavours, resulting in a muddies taste. If you notice that there is a taste when vaping, this is likely because your new clearomiser or vape coil is being used before the cotton inside (or the wick) has soaked up enough liquid. You might also experience a burning flavour when your tank has run out of e-liquid and the wick has become too dry. This is commonly known as a ‘dry hit’ and can burn out the coil. To avoid burning your vape coils, we suggest the following: Allow anywhere from 10 to 15 minutes for your wick to soak up the e-liquid into your tank when you install a new coil or clearomiser . This applies to sub-ohm coils, mesh coils, and standard coils alike. To prime the wick, take two or three strong drags without pushing the button. This draws the liquid up to the wick a little quicker. Make sure to watch the level of e-liquid in your tank - don't let it run dry! It may catch you out and cause an uncomfortable dry hit. If you're using a variable device, choose the correct settings for your coil resistance. How do I know what coil to buy for my vape? Choosing vape replacement coils can be confusing for first-timers, but unless you are making your own vape coils, it is not as confusing as y

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