The IC Coils essentials in 10 seconds
- Battery Optimization: Created to work at a maximum of 15W, squeezing every single milliamp from the small batteries in the iCare series.
- Discreet Vapor: They do not produce obnoxious clouds, making them perfect for stealth vaping in your daily routine.
- Concentrated Flavor: The narrow central chimney condenses the liquid's flavor before it reaches your mouth, providing vibrant notes.
Compatible Devices
This micro-coil head is strictly compatible with the following device family:
Eleaf iCare | Eleaf iCare Mini | Eleaf iCare 2 | Eleaf iCare Solo | Eleaf iCare Flask | Eleaf Aster Total
Designed for maximum portability
Eleaf revolutionized the market with its iCare line, electronic cigarettes so small they fit in your coin pocket. To achieve that size, they had to design a coil just as tiny: the IC series (iCare Coil). Despite their reduced dimensions, they feature organic cotton that flawlessly wicks traditional e-liquids (50VG/50PG).
Both the 1.1 ohm (5W - 15W) and 1.3 ohm versions are meant for a tight, restricted Mouth-to-Lung (MTL) draw. This technical characteristic makes them one of the best options in Eleafs older catalog for vaporizing liquids with Nicotine Salts, eliminating harsh throat hits while delivering nicotine very effectively.
Frequently Asked Questions about Eleaf IC Coils
I have gurgling issues when vaping, what do I do?
Since this is such a tiny coil submerged in a tank, if you draw too hard you can force more liquid into the cotton than it can vaporize, causing it to boil and spit. Take long but very gentle puffs. If it has already flooded, remove the coil and dab the bottom with a tissue.
Should I pick 1.1 ohm or 1.3 ohm?
The difference is subtle. The 1.1 ohm produces slightly more vapor and a slightly warmer draw. The 1.3 ohm is a bit more restricted and will save you a little extra battery life on your iCare device.
