306 Drip Tips from Nhaler.com The Good, and The Bad

**smokie** · 07-12-2010, 01:57 AM

THE GOOD: these Drip Tips work Fabulous, do not leak, you can see what your juice is doing, and vape superb.
THE BAD: You will have a real hard time getting them off, they are so tight, I busted two attys already, tried coating the inside with Vaseline, still super tight. Only one method I found for taking them off, watch the video.
Now if some one finds a easier way, please most it here and/or attach a video if you made one to mine please. Love these Tips for the purpose they serve just need to Mod them some how for removal.

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**JollyRogers** · 07-12-2010, 02:46 AM

I posted in your other thread about the 306 on a eGo/Tornado battery. I use my 306 atty on my TorneGo with the 510-510 extension that TW sells for their wall charger. This allows me to use the cone and it looks aesthetically pleasing, plus I am still on the same 306, get great vapor and flavor. Also use it on my Precious -L. The 306 is great for dripping IMO.

I also use the drip tips from Nhaler. I agree that they are tight on the atomizer. They kinda pop on when putting them on. Taking them off is not easy. I usually put it on my Precious-L or an eGo batt without the cone and 510-510 extension and just pull and it comes off, but it is difficult. I have yet to break the batt connector or atomizer. I am thinking of taking some emory to the inside of another 306 drip tip to see how it does, but Drew claims it needs to be this way for it to work right... I think if it is to loose, it would just come off to easy, leak, and not be as effective. So I will just leave it on till the atomizer dies, which so far looks like it may be a long time

**BababooeyHTJ** · 08-01-2010, 04:07 AM

Thanks for the review. I was wondering about these drip tips. I still may have to pick one up to see how they perform.

Did you notice any differences between the nhaler drip tip and the home made one other than the occasional leaking? Does the Nhaler drip tip take a little longer to get as warm as a standard cart?

**smokie** · 08-01-2010, 07:01 AM

Originally Posted by BababooeyHTJ

Thanks for the review. I was wondering about these drip tips. I still may have to pick one up to see how they perform.

Did you notice any differences between the nhaler drip tip and the home made one other than the occasional leaking? Does the Nhaler drip tip take a little longer to get as warm as a standard cart?

The home made one will leak a little if you drip too much juice, and heats up super quick.
The Nhaler one seals super tight, i no longer push it all the way down, and still NO LEAKS, I can add 6 drops, and does take a second or two longer to heat, but vapes a lot better along with a nice contour feeling for your lips.

**BababooeyHTJ** · 08-01-2010, 07:22 AM

Originally Posted by smokie

The home made one will leak a little if you drip too much juice, and heats up super quick.
The Nhaler one seals super tight, i no longer push it all the way down, and still NO LEAKS, I can add 6 drops, and does take a second or two longer to heat, but vapes a lot better along with a nice contour feeling for your lips.

Thanks, you sold me. I'm going to try one of these drip tips out. I love my little 306 attys. You steered me in the right direction with those to begin with.

**futbol9** · 09-08-2010, 09:41 PM

I just ordered some LR306 attys to use with my riva and a drip tip. Man let me tell u these drip tips are wonderfull and the attys works so wonderfull, tons of vapor, I mean tons, and the th is exellent. I had a lot of different mods and so far the RIVA rules with the LR306 attys, I cant belive how good they work. No more real cigs for me

the drip tip is a little tie but I think they are made that way so the juice dont' run down the battery and they do a pretty good job.