Can you drip with Joye 510 no box?

[jkbaugh18]

I'm brand new to all of this. I ordered the Joye 510 from cignot about a week ago and when I get home later this week I will be trying it out for the first time.

Unfortunately, alot of the different things I have read has lead me into some confusion. When I ordered the Joye 510, I was under the impression that it was a drip style atomizer, but after looking over it again, they mentioned it included 5 pre filled cartridges.

I'm not against carts, but I was really hoping to be a dripper. So essentially, all of these explanation goes back to the title question...can you drip with a Joye 510 no box?

Additionally...no clue what no box refers to. Do I need a box?

 

[cozzicon]

Yes... without a box dripping is impossible.

Just kidding.

All you need is a drip tip. Cignot does carry them.

Cignot your Midwest Electronic Cigarette store.

 

[superfrog]

Box? Not sure what you are asking there. As far as dripping, you can drip with any 510 atty. All that is required is a drip tip...

Drip Tips

Above are just examples (I personally use another company, and am not sure if posting that would be some kind of breach). You can find all sorts of sizes, colors, shapes. There are tips for most of the model types

All a drip tip does is REPLACE the cart, allowing you to drip to the atty directly.

 

[Elapid]

You can drip without a drip tip, but you have to remove and replace the mouthpiece or tailpipe. Tailpiping is just drawing from the atty with no mouthpiece. I imagine the 510 atty might get a little hot on your lips. Drip tips don't cost that much and you can use them forever.

 

[jkbaugh18]

Lol, very funny. Thanks for the help though. If you could though, what does the "no box" refer to? I have seen nothing about boxes anywhere else and it just seems like a very random thing to put on there.

 

[PoliticallyIncorrect]

Ever see one of the "out-of-box" sales in a store? It means simply what it appears to mean: no box to throw away.

Dripping without one is altogether possible. Dripping without one of these is also theoretically possible, but not very stylish: Colored 510/901 Drip Tips

 

[IMWylde]

Probably cut and pasted the item directly from the website. No box likely referring to the item not coming in the fancy box. IE a "no box" kit.

 

[oettinger]

means the price is cheaper due to the lack of an expensive to manufacture/buy box that just gets thrown away anyway,

Yes you can drip it, just be sure to get a MANUAL, as it has sealed threads. no reason to short out an automatic battery by getting juice down in it.

 

[okelley]

I think all it means is the components don't come in a box, but in a bag or something. Most of the kits I've seen come in a nice box w/a magnetic closure. One site I visited said "no box, comes in a tin or a bag"

 

[PaulB]

I'm pretty sure a great many had already worked out the "remove empty cartridge" technique of dripping before drip tips hit the market. At any rate, Cignot now sells drip tips-- Cignot your Midwest Electronic Cigarette store.

 

[jkbaugh18]

Ah ok, that makes sense. I guess I should have been able to figure that out. It just seemed like a nonsensical thing to say when I read it without thinking. They might as well have said "no horse" for all I could figure since it doesn't come with one of those either

 

[WillyB]

Most dollar stores carry cheap rubber grip pens. The rubber works quite well, feels good and has a nice wide opening. Something the original fancy drip tips lacked.