Japanese Organic Cotton Sliver 13 Feets 100% Organic Unbleached [Made in Japan] (1 Pack)

I've been rebuilding atomizers for 10+ years and in that time have tried dozens of different types of cotton. While I still experiment with different types from time to time, this is my go to. Hands down. Cut the length you need and split it in half lengthwise and you have the perfect amount for two 3mm coils. Flavor is on point and keeps up with wicking, no problem. Convenience and quality at a great price. Better than any name brand that I've used.

Worked great in my rebuild able tanks and drippers. Cotton for year when using it for Vaping.

It works great for me and the application that I use it for...Wicking my RTA device for vaping...It's a far superior product to Cotton Bacon and doesn't shrink away from the coil...

Can't wait to use I've seen videos on crafts with it so excited to try

Mind blowing how you can wrap your medicine in a tiny piece of organic cotton and you get wonderful taste in your vaporizer pen when used with a dosing cup . Ordered a extra package

I rarely write reviews, but with this i felt compelled to. I've always been a Cotton Bacon boy ever since i started vaping. But this is better, this is cheaper, this is shipped and delivered faster, and the price is dirt cheap for a high quality product. It's also incredibly easy to separate into thinner strands for smaller coils. 11/10 Cotton!

Awesome cotton. Little overpriced, but you’re getting 100% organic cotton that hasn’t been ran through chemicals. The seeds are still in the cotton, but those can be taken out most of the time if you fluff your cotton with a needle. Just make sure NO SEEDS ARE BETWEEN THE COIL.

Apparently this cotton is designed for wicks of some nature? I bought it because it was organic and unbleached to use in the squirrel nesting house I’m putting up. 13 feet sounded like a lot, but the joke is on me! It fits in a little bag about four 4.5x3 inches! My bad for not knowing what I buying. I’m still going to use it. I’ll just pull it apart and mix it in with the hay to fill the bottom of the squirrel house.