Advice wanted for dripping atty

[bugler]

I've been a clearo fan for a while now, but want a dripping atty for my egos for DIY juice testing. I never went the atty route in the past, did 808 carts for a year or so before trying most of the clearos. So thought I'D open it up for suggestions. I'm experienced vaper, 2 years in, don't mind fiddling too much, and this will be a desk queen just for sampling anyway.

The idea of a rebuildable atty seems nice, but I'm clueless here, and it seems like most are for tanks, but I read about dripping rebuildables, any suggestions? As this won't get used too much, cost matters. If it's cheaper than a 5 pack or so then maybe it makes sense for me though?

Given the limited use, maybe just a disposable atty is the way to go, like the bridgeless 510 once it's back in stock? BTW, I have no idea what bridgeless even means, it's just the only one I saw that looked like what I have always pictured drippers use for an atty...

In other words, I'm not a complete noob, just noob to attys and dripping so I'm still lost!

might as PS a question as to when ego chargers are coming back in stock?
Thanks!

 

[Woody-GC]

I have had good luck with the inexpensive Phoenix rebuildable for using as a juice-tasting atty. It is a rebuildable atty consisting of a coil wrap around silica wicking. I drip 6-8 drops directly on the wick and screw the outer cover back on and then vape. After several draws you can add more liquid or take cover off and rinse under water, dry burn the water off and then you are ready taste another juice. I can taste test about 20 different juices in this fashion before I have had way too much nicotine! The taste of the Phoenix is very similar to the Nova clearomizers which is where most of my juices end up. The current Phoenix I am using for this has lasted for at least 4 months with the same coil and wick. Here is the link for the Phoenix, Phoenix Rebuildable Atomizer - Clone . Note that I mainly this use for tasting and use the Nova's as my go to vape.

 

[bugler]

Awesome, thanks woody!