Can you drip on the DPV9 atomizer?

[DaMulta]

Well I know they are the cart with the built in atomizer, but I'm wondering if you could drip on the atomizer making them last longer. I really don't do carts anymore, and I really only want at least 2 weeks out of an atomizer before I switch them out. The price is right on them, and was wondering if anyone has done this with them.

 

[jboze]

The atomizer isn't like a traditional 3 piece setup. It's basically a little wire with heat shrink around it. Then there's a cotton like material wrapped around that. You can't remove the filler without pulling out everything and ruining it. No reason to drip IMO. Just refill. Hits better than most 3 piece e-cigs as it is.

 

[DaMulta]

Well that explains it, and I guess you just get a needle to refill it then?

 

[googled]

The white plastic tops flip off, I use a small screwdriver, inside there's a small grommet, remove that and you have the atomizer wrapped in the wadding with a cellulose barrier. You refill at the sides to avoid getting juice between the atomizer and cellulose barrier, it'll drip out of the hole at the battery end if you do. Don't refill with the battery connected and leave for a good 20 minutes after refilling to allow all the liquid to penetrate the stuffing.

 

[jboze]

The white plastic tops flip off, I use a small screwdriver, inside there's a small grommet, remove that and you have the atomizer wrapped in the wadding with a cellulose barrier. You refill at the sides to avoid getting juice between the atomizer and cellulose barrier, it'll drip out of the hole at the battery end if you do. Don't refill with the battery connected and leave for a good 20 minutes after refilling to allow all the liquid to penetrate the stuffing.

Pretty much spot on. Don't see the point in waiting 20 minutes. Just vape straight away. Shouldn't be any problems unless you overfill.