Several different types of coils are used for a wide range of atomizers, tanks, and pods. There are coils designed for sub-ohm vaping, coils designed for regular vaping, and coils designed for vape pods. We'll explain each type below.
High Resistance Coils: Coils with high resistance are often made specifically for pods or tanks with restricted airflow. It is common to pair high resistance coils with salt nicotine vape juice, as it provides a smooth, flavorsome vape that is more suitable for the restricted airflow of a high resistance coil.
Low Resistance Coils: Coils that have a lower resistance are great for those who prioritize flavor over vapor clouds. It is best for tanks and pods that have restricted airflow and higher wattages. Today, some devices use low resistance coils with pods and salt nicotine, giving you a reasonable balance between flavor and vapor.
Sub-Ohm Coils: Coils that venture to sub-ohm territory are specifically design for sub-ohm tanks, which offer a wide, adjustable airflow design. Coils that go below 1.0ohm are considered sub-ohm. With sub-ohm coils, you will experience more airflow, you can reach higher wattages, and you'll experience a much larger vapor production. Sub-ohm coils pair with high VG (vegetable glycerin) vape juice where there is more VG than PG (propylene glycol).