How much does the Muji cotton pack actually cost at the Muji shop?

RM10 for small size. RM20 for bigger cut..
you can refer to my previous post in here..

10 ringgit plus i think.
I also kena once at event. RM25 or something.

Good choice, Trist gambit is poison. come hang out this weekend if you have the time. Going meet trist and get poison.

dafuq 40buck muji cotton 180pcs, I just bought 4 pack from muji for 40buck. People are just too greedy when comes to business. fcktard

This post has been edited by snake1983: Mar 23 2016, 05:17 PM

less than rm15..

Try limau kapas...it's more sour than lemon. If that doesn't work for u, can always make iced lime juice drink with it...very refreshing in this hot weather.

The most sour fruit I can think of is bilimbi...if u can find that, it's very worth a shot. I use it as a souring agent when making sinigang beef/saba banana stew. Mag sarap!

This is my email to them on August last year, not sure if there is a change in price or anything.



Please call them out here, name, shop, fb etc bro. Really can't stand this type of people. From the very high position people to the lowest scum, they're all have the same greed.

If they can charge you oxygen for everytime you breathe, they would do that too! fcken scumbag

10.90/pack

too greedy.. even they import it in bulk, it should be costing around RM6-8/pack

will share the fb incase got this same issue in future

I have 2 packs now. 1 i bought from event and another from Muji.
Why I bought again at Muji when I already have one from the Dataran event?
I dont know, probably because I couldnt believe my eyes and needed to compare the two.
Now i have two opened packs that only less 1% used in each.

Oh well. It hurts a little i guess, but that's what it is. Be it car problem, branded handbags etc, and whatever.
If you can do it yourself, it will almost always be cheaper. Then again, it is the convenience is what we are paying for.
If the price is convenient enough for me, then ill buy it even if it is pricey.
And if I bought it at a high price without knowing the real value, then I guess I have to blame it on my ignorance.
After all these are not staple needs. We can choose to buy or not buy and be wiser.
If all seller take no untung, who wants to do business also right?
My 2 cents.

Yeah I bought 2 packs online for like RM30-35 each I think. Nevermind as they'll probably last me for ages !

hey guys, anyone notice that juice with 30/70 tends to burn easily ? i mean i am vaping at 15 watt and just rewick my khantal build(0.7 ohm), yet its still taste burn after few vapes. is it just me ?

30PG/70VG or 30VG/70PG ?

If 70VG, try use fewer/looser cotton, maybe it's thick juice so your wick couldn't keep up with the chain vaping, my guess?

icic, thanks for the info, but how do i switch to a looser cotton ? because i aint using a dripper. would u suggest me to recoil it to a smaller radius ? like lets say 1mm ?

Thicker wire or bigger coil diameter reduces the chance of getting burn. Bigger diameter enables you to put more cotton.

Spaced coil also has less chance of burns due to less compressed heat.

This post has been edited by TristanX: Mar 23 2016, 08:36 PM

TristanX was right. Larger diameter and more cotton can solve your issue [but dont put too tight]. I use 3mm diameter and thicker wire on my Topbox nano. No more run dry issue like last time i was using 2.5mm diameter.....if puff more it will run dry easy and got burn smell.
Running @ 0.73ohm @ 21w on a single coil with 3mm diameter coil......good.

This post has been edited by mulut99: Mar 23 2016, 10:02 PM

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This post has been edited by mulut99: Mar 23 2016, 10:00 PM

Tighter cotton or looser cotton has no correlation to the size of the coil.

It simply refers to the amount of resistance you feel when pulling the cotton wick through the coil.

If your cotton is too tight, it restricts the juice wicking thru the cotton, so you get burns. A looser cotton wick will allow easier and faster flow of juice, so it won't burn so easily.

A 70%VG juice is quite thick (when compared to a 50/50 juice), so the wick has to be a bit looser than your current build in order for the juice to flow fast enough to avoid burnt hits.

Just use a bit less cotton than what you would normally use; you'll have to experiment to see how much cotton suits the juice viscosity in that particular build. Also if your atomizer has juice flow control, open up the juice holes a bit more.

Castle Long Reserve DIY got closer to original. Sigh, gotta replenish the nic....

Got sell?? or self use only?

This post has been edited by ikki9394: Mar 23 2016, 11:49 PM

Still testing. Could help you to make it.