How can I find the material of my coils?

[kirr45]

I bought some vaporesso coils and they say Clapton. I had no idea Clapton doesn't specific the metal used. How/where can I find out? I hate the website...they focus so much on their ceramic coils that they neglect to care about customers who like their normal coils. Or maybe I'm wrong and people don't care about the metal used?

Is there a place that lists it?

 

[SteveS45]

Any coils I have bought that were manufactured have the materials listed including the wire gauge. Look at the packaging a little closer.

 

[zephyr]

Is it the EUC coil? This says Kanthal
https://www.misthub.com/products/vaporesso-euc-clapton-replacement-coils

Any coils I have bought that were manufactured have the materials listed including the wire gauge. Look at the packaging a little closer.

Sometimes they just don't, shame but true

 

[SteveS45]

Sometimes they just don't, shame but true

I did say any coils I have bought and being I never bought those I can't comment on them. Why do you feel you need to fucking quote me because you bought some shit you have no idea what it is made of? If it was me I would not have bought them.......

 

[zephyr]

I did say any coils I have bought and being I never bought those I can't comment on them. Why do you feel you need to fucking quote me because you bought some shit you have no idea what it is made of? If it was me I would not have bought them.......

Okay, then
I don't buy manufactured coils, just pointing out that OP could look as close as possible at the packaging, like you suggested, but they may just not say. You took that way personal when there was nothing personal about it.

 

[SteveS45]

Okay, then

But you felt you just had to quote me?

 

[zephyr]

Yeah, easiest way to put context to my post...

 

[SteveS45]

Yeah, easiest way to put context to my post...

Well it came across as you contradicting me or disagreeing. No reason to quote me when I am sharing my personal experience.

 

[choderfett]

Check this site.. maybe you can figure it out.. Hard to help without the details like a photo
https://www.vaporesso.com/euc-vape-coils

Try clicking the buy now link too for more information in determining what you got.

from the site:

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  Sub-ohm resistance (0.4-0.5Ω) as standard
  
  
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  Ceramic or traditional (Kanthal, Nickel, Stainless) versions available
  
  
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  Superior e-liquid taste
  
  
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  Creates bigger clouds than standard coils
  
  
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  Revolutionary new quick and simple replacement system
  
  
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  Lower cost to traditional coils as less to replace - only core is replaced
  
  
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  The advantages of a CCELL ceramic or a COTTON choice
  
  
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  Greener for the environment as less waste
  
  
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  ROHs and MSDS approved for your safety