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Question re: Janty Classic/ Euro E shop cartridges etc
Hi, firstly fantastic forum, I have gone from seeing one article on Gamuci last week to discovering a whole world of e-cigarettes/cartridges/e-liquid/dripping etc and so many different brands after finding this place.
Thank you all. 
Now I have searched and read extensively however I have a couple of queries that I can’t find the answer to.
1. Based on the info here I have decided to go for the Janty Classic from http://www.ruyanxpress.com/
Can any of the EU and/or Schengen Country residents confirm whether our stuff is posted from the Netherlands or China?
2. What syringe size is needed/best to refill cartridges, 2ml/5ml? Also is a 23gauge blue needle adequate (I don’t know if the needle is small enough or how viscous the liquid is)?
3. UK residents only - Have those of you who have bought e-liquid from either http://www.euro-e-cigarette.eu/ or other DUTCH shops had any problems with UK customs and excise?
4.Has anyone successfully used any of the cartridges on http://www.euro-e-cigarette.eu/ with a Janty Classic? If so which ones?
OK, sorry and thanks. 
|||Hi Sarahjane,
I’m a relative newbie but I’ll tackle #2 partially cause I had similar questions re: needles, syringes and bottles. However didn’t find answers except for one from jimldk. Here’s an extract from jimldk "…just any bigger capacity syringe will do..just don’t buy the smaller capacity like 10ml or 5ml type for extracting purposes. if for refilling cartridges then you need either 3ml or 5ml version."
I took a chance and ordered 18 gauge needles. I also ordered the 20 ml syringes.
Couldn’t find a website here in US where I didn’t have to order in bulk.
I was also confronted with deciding which type of syringes and needles to order "Luer Lock" or "Luer Slip" - don’t know the answer.
Hope that helps some.||| |||i have been useing the 10 ml type syringes that come with printer ink refills..
the janty classic should take the pen type carts… the classic (original) type e cig is often called the pen type.. they are pretty standard.. the mini e-cig types can vary a bit more.. the mini with the DS901 number works quite well..
trog
ps.. i am an ex fifty a day skinny roll-up man.. i use about 2 ml of high liquid per day.. i top the carts up using liquid.. its way cheaper.. the need for the odd skinny roll-up soon disappears.. i still have the odd one but more cos i want to than need to.. i could not bother with any.. at first usage fifty a day instantly down to ten with no problem..
trog|||My order of syringes and needles are waiting downstairs with my doorman to pick up.
Re: the size of syringe: It sounds like you might really get into this. Therefore you might want to load up a bunch of cartridges at once requiring a larger syringe.
Now re: mixing the eliquids I haven’t begun yet. Just finished ordering supplies and waiting for all deliveries.
I’d address those questions to our reputable senior members who have been mixing and experimenting for a long time.
I hesitate to post their names less I leave some out. I haven’t yet read all the posts on the forum.||| |||also the little 8 ml dropper bottles the liquid comes in make perfect carry about cart top up devices..
trog|||Sarahjane, Maybe you don’t need syringes at all. I think the eliquid bottles come with droppers - but double check on this.||| |||hi sarahjane.ive bought liquid from europe,and theres no problems with customs.they just post it to you-right through the letterbox,no worries. 
A syringe is not needed - exactly. However, the dropper method is messy and inaccurate. There is a bit of waste with the dropper as it is easy to over fill. It OK for topping off a cart when you are out and about. A syringe is much easier for filling a number of carts at once. You will want to fill quite a few carts at once. Its a bit time consuming and inconvenient to fill them just a few at a time.
