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Only people stocking it are sngvapor (http://sngvapor.com/RBA/XC132). They do not export to us. So, as an experiment, I tried www.myus.com. 7 pieces of wick at 12 inches each costs $54.18 (insured and shipped to my MyUS address). Adding the costs of MyUs for shipping and FedEx South Africa worked out to a final cost (using R10 to the dollar) of R236.50 per 12 inch piece of wick! Too expensive, but the ceramic wick works wonderful. Hopefully it will become more generally available in the not too distant future.
Can't wait to hear the first impressions from the new group of Reonauts. The waiting is the worst part - hang in there.Wow, that is a complicated order!
Almost ordered the same colour Reo, changed it to the blue metallic with black wrinkle. Hopefully will arrive this coming week.
Yeah, we need that. I gave up on the ceramic wick after a month and built coils again, sommer started with a triple twisted one!
For me the flavour and throat hit was just a tad muted. But it vaped the same from day 1 to day 30, with some dry burning in between. At 30 days, when I touched the wick to recoil because one coil gave up, it just fell apart. It is convenient if you go on a trip for instance and do not want to bother with coiling/wicking. But certainly not worth the price I paid. Will keep the rest for trips.
Actually I had been using silica and ekowool mostly before I tried the ceramic. Cotton, which I started with, did not work for me. BUT, have now discovered triple twisted coils and find cotton is perfect in there, so am now using more cotton again (but I must boil it well first and still live with the first 3 or 4 old sock toots), but also still silica and ekowool.
Hectic, the life of a vaper, hey
. Mods, atomizers, coils, wicks, juices,...who would ever want to smoke again!
