Best dropper for trying new flavors

[Sarasotared]

I recently got 30 samples I don't want to waste coils tasting them. Can anyone recommend a simple device (I think it's a dripper) to sample new juices?

 

[dhood]

I like my Magma dripper. You can build a single coil on it and open a single airflow hole to check both mouth to lung and direct lung inhale. To check the next juice, just replace the wick.

 

[Sarasotared]

Are there any that you don't need to build anything?

 

[Robert Cromwell]

If you do not build or rewick anything you will still be replacing coils between flavors.

I think there is a 357 magnum or somesuch that is wickless.

 

[Margate69]

Are there any that you don't need to build anything?

um... no. Not that I am aware of. Trying 30 flavors is a long process no matter what device you use, even rebuildable drippers. I could pump out 60 coils in less than 1/2 an hour with my coil jig, but wicking them takes about 2 minutes each.

 

[KattMamma]

I've been thinking about the same thing - something easy and cheap just for sampling flavors, no rebuilding or rewicking if possible. Wickless would be awesome!!

 

[mattdarat]

The hh357 is the best for testing flavors without rebuilding pbusardo reviews it here

 

[Sarasotared]

How about a 510 atomizer?

 

[Susan~S]

Here is a great blog post on non-rebuildable dripping by ECF member @The Ocelot.

Drip, Drip, Drip - The Sound of Dripping.

Disposable 510 Drippers

510 Standard Resistance Dripping Atomizer
Bridgeless 510 Atomizer, 2 ohms

 

[Sarasotared]

Thanks everyone great links and video

 

[mattdarat]

You have to love the poem

 

[KattMamma]

well I decided to google wickless atomizers and was disappointed -- found lots of "wickless" atomizers, but they mean "no external wick".

A while back I found a link somewhere on ECF to a company that is developing a "no wick" atomizer -- no cotton or any other wicking material. That's my dream. But now I'm wondering how the heck I'd find such in a search, since "wickless" means something other than what I thought it should mean (as I have learned with a few other terms in the vaping world - it took me forever to wrap my brain around the fact that a "mod" was mass produced.)

 

[smacuser]

How about a 510 atomizer?

The HH.357 is 510.
HH.357 Cisco Spec Hybrid 510 Atomizer - Avid Vaper

You would not go wrong with any of these Cisco Spec 510s. Atomizers - Avid Vaper

 

[Roy G]

Here is a great blog post on non-rebuildable dripping by ECF member @The Ocelot.

Drip, Drip, Drip - The Sound of Dripping.

Disposable 510 Drippers

510 Standard Resistance Dripping Atomizer
Bridgeless 510 Atomizer, 2 ohms

This is what you need. This is what used to be old school dripping. I was using one of these the other day that is 5-6 years old. Worked great until the based cracked. It was old.

 

[LouisLeBeau]

The HH.357 is 510.
HH.357 Cisco Spec Hybrid 510 Atomizer - Avid Vaper

You would not go wrong with any of these Cisco Spec 510s. Atomizers - Avid Vaper

I love the HH357 for trying new flavors, but I have to wonder how much longer they can continue to get $20/ea for these. I bought quite a few about a year back and I won't likely buy any more. With good RDA's costing less than one disposable atty and the cost of rewicking being a fraction of a penny, I just can't justify it for the small convenience it brings. I can change a wick to try a new flavor in seconds with virtually NO crossover of flavor and with KohGenDoh, my coils are lasting months. When the coil finally fails, a penny worth of kanthal and 5 minutes later, they're up and running again too and the RDA will last.. forever almost. I'd love to know how all this cheap tech has affected sales of these.

 

[dionysuskiss]

That's easy. There are many people out there who can't or won't build their own coils, like our OP. 510 atomizers are perfect in that situation. Just drip a few drops, vape, blow out any excess, then repeat. To avoid crossover,vape some vg in between. I used these to test flavors before I learned how to build drippers.

 

[Thrasher]

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got 30 samples I don't want to waste coils tasting them. Can anyone recommend a simple device (I think it's a dripper) to sample new juices?

Just Google 510 artomizer. They come in two types bridged and bridgeless.

Used to get these.

Joyetech Joye 510 Atomizer


Only hold 2 or 3 drops, great for testing flavors. I had 5-6 and would drop them in a glass of alcohol and use another one to keep testing

 

[smacuser]

I love the HH357 for trying new flavors, but I have to wonder how much longer they can continue to get $20/ea for these.

Truth be told, I'm ready to pull the trigger on the Freakshow Mini (OG); single or dual coil, around 25 bucks.

 

[KattMamma]

Just Google 510 artomizer. They come in two types bridged and bridgeless.

Used to get these.

Joyetech Joye 510 Atomizer


Only hold 2 or 3 drops, great for testing flavors. I had 5-6 and would drop them in a glass of alcohol and use another one to keep testing

$7 for 5 of these - sounds good. But I know NOTHING about dripping - saw some warnings about newbs using the HH357 - what about these? And what is the wick - cotton, silica, ?? I like that the HH357 is silica but that "newb warning" kinda concerned me.

 

[Tom Forde]

Maybe go with a cheap rda clone that's known to be a flavor atty. A Derringer clone would serve you well, it's a very good flavor rda.
Derringer RDA Clone by Tobeco - Eciggity
That combined with a narrow bore drip tip would serve you well.

You could also check out a Marquis clone, another dripper that is known for flavor.
Marquis RDA Clone by Tobeco - Eciggity