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With direct driping method do you have to drip before every puff ?

I put a couple drops down in the atty and it just floods , I'm not really getting it , back to being a noob lol

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a couple of drop on the atty is good for several drags. i recamend 2 drops for low voltage and 3-4 drops for high voltage. just as long a you keep the heating element moist, you should be good to go.

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It will take a few times till you find just what's right for you. Just keep trying and you'll find your sweet spot.

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Dripping is not required it is optional,if you are having trouble just enjoy a cart.

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I might be lazy but I could never get carts to work as well as I wanted so I ONLY drip now. Always consistent. 3 drops on a 510 atty and I'm good to go. When the flavor gets weird, repeat.

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The number of drip varies by the atty type.

These are my standards for high or low voltage:

(after a day of dripping, you know when its time to drip again)

510 - 3 drops

901 - 2 drops

801 - 5 drops (this greatly varies by the type of 801 or BE112. On some 5 drop floods the atty)

Dripping is much easier in the long run. When I was packing carts, I found that I ended up dripping into the cart as much as I would have into the atty. So, with the new tips, such as the T-tips or drip-tips, laziness wins and I drip exclusively now.

I also drip into cartomizers. My drip-tips fit in the carto after taking off the top cap. Only difference is that you need to pop off the tip and drip into the side of the carto... but a few drips last for a long time.

Happy vaping.

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I might be lazy but I could never get carts to work as well as I wanted so I ONLY drip now. Always consistent. 3 drops on a 510 atty and I'm good to go. When the flavor gets weird, repeat.

Your a better dripper than I am, gungadin...I just never got good at it, but I have to say, it got me over a huge hump!!!

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