A new tank changes how a mod vapes for far less than a whole new kit. Sub-ohm tanks with replaceable coils, such as the Vaporesso iTank, GeekVape Z series, FreeMax Fireluke and SMOK T-Air, change the flavor and vapor of a mod you already own. Rebuildables from Damn Vape (Doom X RTA, Mongrel and Nitrous RDAs) cut running costs further, because you wrap your own coils.
The real price of a tank is its coils. A tank with affordable, widely stocked coils will cost less over a year than a cheaper tank with pricey ones.
How to keep tank costs down
- Check the coil family first and confirm it is stocked in accessories.
- Consider rebuilding. RTAs and RDAs use wire and cotton that cost very little per build.
- Match diameter to your mod so you are not buying a tank that will not sit flush.
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Quick answers
RTA or RDA?
RTAs hold e-liquid in a tank; RDAs have no tank, so you drip liquid onto the coils.
How often do tank coils need changing?
Usually every one to three weeks. A burnt taste is the cue.
Will this tank fit my mod?
Most mods take a 510-thread tank up to about 25–26 mm wide. Check your mod's maximum.
