i just bought the sampler pack from vapor station and when you unscrew the lid theres some type of nonsense going on and i cant figure out for the life of me how to get it to be usable for dripping liquid. does anybody know how to work these dang things??
bottle problem??
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just to give you and idea it looks kind of like an inside out dripper tip from a regular bottle of juice. but the bottles glass and this insideout looking dripper thing is plastic
Pop it out. I received some glass bottles with the same thing in it either use a syringe to get the liquid out or you have to put something in the middle of the plastic thing and pop it out and then use the syringe. Did it come with an eye dropper too if so you are supposed to take out the plastic thing.
I found those things to be a PITA too. My solution was to pour my VS samples into old, empty bottles that I had (luckily I'm a pack rat). I wish they would offer an option to get samples in little plastic bottles. Sure the glass is nice, but if you can't get the juice out... not so nice.
If you're patient (more patient than I am), you can hold the bottle totally upside down, and eventually drops will start slowly coming out.
If you're patient (more patient than I am), you can hold the bottle totally upside down, and eventually drops will start slowly coming out.
they didnt come with a dropper. luckily i have some. i just dont like using the same dropper in like a million different liquids. but i guess its for the greater good.(they smell delicious)
Wash the dropper and shake it dry. The tiny bit that sticks to the glass won't affect your vape.
I actually just had this exact same dilemma yesterday. If I wanted to use a syringe for it, what gauge would you guys recommend I use?
I'm trying to think about which option would be easiest for me when I'm half asleep in the morning, refilling my carts before work
I'm trying to think about which option would be easiest for me when I'm half asleep in the morning, refilling my carts before work
This plastic insert is sometimes called a 'eurodropper'. A 22 gauge syringe needle should pass through it, enabling you to draw juice with the insert in place.
Of course, when the bottle begins to run dry you'll need to pop the insert out in order to get the last of the juice. Just use a small screwdriver or the edge of a knife blade between the bottle and the insert's flange to pry the insert up.
Of course, when the bottle begins to run dry you'll need to pop the insert out in order to get the last of the juice. Just use a small screwdriver or the edge of a knife blade between the bottle and the insert's flange to pry the insert up.
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