I keep coming across this. On both my old blu and luci started kit directions they "advise drongly against dripping directly on the atomiser. I thought this was due to the unseal battery tupes of those smalll cigs. Now I see it again as a general warning on Johnson Creek smoke juice. why are they advising against dripping? If I am using a sealed batter like a manual one, is there a reason not to drip? I don't get it.
"advise stongly against dripping"... why???
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outside of unsealed batteries .. I have no clue as to why that would be a disclaimer.
Hmm, i would say its to make u vape at least a cart before you decide if you liked the juice? 
Well all it takes to know a bad juice is 3 drops on the atty~ haha...
Ok i still cant see my own point. Why is there even such a disclaimer? and from JC even..
Well all it takes to know a bad juice is 3 drops on the atty~ haha...
Ok i still cant see my own point. Why is there even such a disclaimer? and from JC even..
Maybe it's a way to protect themselves. Unfortunately some people probably drip and drive. It's sad but one day (if it hasn't happened already) someone's gonna get seriously injured (or worse) doing that. I can see the bad press now on e-cigs if it was determined someone caused a serious accident because they needed their drip fix. I personally love dripping but I am smart enough to know its a bad idea when the car is flowing down the highway.
Could be a CYA against a potential overdose since dripping is one of the faster ways to go thru niquid ... dunno. And just for the record, I don't personally think that anyone could OD, just that company may be limiting legal liability.
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That's a stretch if you ask me... as well as the driving comment... I still have no logical way of explaining it outside of unsealed batteries
Stretch? This day and age? Give somebody a reason to sue and they will.
I agree ... I never could figure that warning out either. Like I said, dunno
t'was just a guess.Jan
I have been dripping for over a year and a half and never had a problem of any kind.. JC? Never liked the stuff. Sorry.
I agree ... I never could figure that warning out either. Like I said, dunno
Jan
yeah I know... it is perplexing isn't it
.. maybe the OP asked the disclaimer-er and will update this thread when a response is given 
I'd say legalities, a CYA (cover your patootie) thing. Mine told me not to use while driving PERIOD, never mentioned dripping, just not to use while driving. I don't listen but they have to protect themselves.
Two reasons pop into mind.
1. The seller doesn't know if you have a manual or automatic battery and wants to limit liability for those with automatics. Because you have so many newbies that don't know what the difference between an automatic and a manual is, it's easier to just say don't do it.
2. Many people believe that dripping enhances the flavor of the juice. Who do you know that would want to drip juice from a starter kit to get the dirty socks taste enhanced?
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