If I switch to cartomizers, is there filler material to replace?

The filler material in cartomizers is not replacable. The reason for this is because of how the electronics are inserted. The heating element in the cartomizer goes right down the center in a small straw, with the wires attached at both ends, so you can't remove the filler. FYI, because the heating element goes the entire length, that's one reason cartomizers vape better: in effect the heating element is closer to all the eliquid.

Do I clean it?

Because it's not replacable, it's also not cleanable.

How do I know when to toss it and begin using a new one?

You'll toss it either when the heating element dies, or if it starts to taste funny... The most common reason for taste changing is running it too dry. If it starts to taste burnt at all, this usually means it's too dry and starting to heat the filler material.

How do you fill a Cartomizer?

Filling a cartomizer is very easy. Our cartomizer has a white rubber cap on the end that you inhale through, unlike other cartomizers that have a ridgid plastic end. Ours won't break or crack.

Using a bent paper clip, insert the straightened end into the hole in the rubber cap. Keep the paperclip shallow, if you insert the paper clip too deep you can damage the atomizer. Angle the paperclip so that the end will catch on the under side of the rubber cap and pull the cap off.

Now, using your favorite eLiquid, you can fill your cartomizer. We have been able to get about 30 drops of our eLiquid into our cartomizers. We suggest you wait a short time before vaping for all the liquid to be absorbed into the filler on the sides of the cartomizer.

To replace the rubber cap, simply place the cap back on top of the cartomizer and gently push it back into place.

Cartomizer Tips And Tricks

These videos explain how to get the most out of your cartomizers.

Most customers LOVE them for their increased capacity, better vapor and lower cost (we like them, too).  However, a few customers have reported problems getting the most out of them, with some that seem to have a hard draw and/or low vapor production. Because we're very serious about customer service, we've worked closely with customers reporting issues. In some cases, we've had them ship back cartomizers they were having problems with and tested in our lab.  In every case we've seen, we've had no problem using cartomizers customers thought were "bad". 

So, we put together this video that goes into great detail to demonstrate how to get the most out of cartomizer.  If you're looking to address a specific problem, Part 1 of the video contains 5 Tips & Tricks that will help you get the most out of your cartomizers.  If you're a detail person, Part 2 goes into great detail to show you the inner workings of both atomizers and cartomizers, so you can see the difference and why the tips & tricks are important.