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Keesie

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Having trouble finding the right drip tip for me. I never used them before so I had to order them. I always used a whistle or flat tip cart. I can't seem to find any anywhere in non metal. I can't use metal as I'm out a lot and it gets very cold. Also, was hoping for a smaller opening as I won't be actually dripping with them. I did order some twisted drip tips from nhaler but they are too tight. I called the company and they said to use vaseline which got it on the 510 atty but when I tried to get it off, it broke. Now I'm disgusted so any help or suggestions out there? Someone needs to make a flat tip with a small hole for us reo folks. Thanks for all help.
 

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Try a 306 drip tip and atomizer. Cignot has them. It's a plastic whistle tip that slides onto the exposed bridge atomizer. At first it is really tight. You have to wiggle it on and off. After a few removals, it loosens up. You drip right through the hole on the end, wipe the tip if you spill, and vape. It's a good system.

You might want to try Cisco 306 attys. They are tested for correct resistance and are free of primer.
 

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I have tried the 306's and the cartridge with the poly removed. The problem with the drip tips is they are round and have a large hole for dripping. I'm looking for a small hole as the large ones seem to give an airy draw. The carts with the poly removed seem to leech the color (black) into the atty. Tried that twice and it happened twice. I know super T makes a flat tip with a small hole but they are some kind of metal and it's too cold for me.
 

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If you can hold out a couple of weeks David at Super-T will have Delrin 510 Whistle tips.
I spoke with him last week about them. He will be selling them in drip (big Hole) or non-drip (little hole).

I have the non-drip in Stainless Steel and love it, but the Delrin are going to be nice as well.
They should be 5 or 6 dollars each.

If you don't need whistle tip the Delrin Wide Mouth from him are the best drip tip out there IMO.
They come in long or short and are two for 10 bucks I think.
Machined perfectly smooth with no seam, and they fit like a glove.

Good luck. For 306 drip tips I'm not much help.
 

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The best Drip Tips on the market in my opinion only are the newer Pyrex drip tips available at www dot theecig dot com, these have a super pull on them that is just right on the 510 as well as NO juice IN THE MOUTH compared to many others I have tried. Yes there more expensive but where running the best PV's on the market and they deserve these tips. I can't believe everyone isn't using these tips, I get no where as much liquid in my mouth as I use to when using these, there also pretty cool how the vapor lingers in them ans slowly comes out after you take a vape, try em out folks there really nice, there also made right here in the good old USA and each one is hand blown, they are also pretty dam strong.
 

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mwa-I agree that the pyrex tips quickly moved to the number one position on my pv, but as fas as I know they aren't doing whistle tip style.

The 510/901 cobalt blues and the 510/901 clears.

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That is a darn good photo of the best drip tips out!!! I love my cobalt blue 510 pyrex drip tip & when my mini arrived I KNEW it deserved the pyrex drip tip.

The derlin is ok (I've only used it on a 510). The aluminum ones are ok (i've only used on a 510). I got some nhaler spiral ones in the mail today, they are pretty, but they are PLASTIC, or some sort of plastic.

IMHO, the pyrex drip tip is your best bet. It feels good between your lips, is top of the line, just like the Reo, and is easily cleaned with an alcohol swab. It may be more expensive, but it really is worth it.
 

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I have or should I say had a few of the nhaler spiral ones. Total junk! At first I couldn't get them on and I called the company and they suggested vaseline. I tried that and they did go on. The first one lasted about an hour - I tried to get it off and it broke. The second one about a half a day and it broke off. The third and thankfully last made it about a day when it melted and some of it got in my juice bottle. I had to dump the juice and clean out the whole thing. What a waste! I'll be waiting for super t drip tips. For now I'm using a delrin but it's really airy for me.
 

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Keesie,
you are so right about the nhaler spiral drip tips. The pink one fit great the first day. Second day it kept falling off when I attempted to take a hit.
I've got another one that was loose right from the get go.
I contacted Nhaler, & they were less than helpful.
I went ahead and ordered a clear pyrex one since i've already got the cobalt blue pyrex one.

I wish this thread had been posted before I had ever ordered from them.
 
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