Do all cartomizers have a hard tip?

[annie3310]

My dentist told me that repeated biting on a hard object has produced crackling on the edge of my teeth, compromising the enamel. Are there any good systems that have soft cartomizer tips?

Many thanks for your input. Anne

 

[Princessdee]

I don't know what you are using currently for a cartomizer, but these can replace tips on most types. (Just 1 store. You can google "soft drip tips" for more options) http://www.myvaporstore.com/Soft-Drip-Tip-510-901-KR808-p/510901sdt.htm
Hope that helps

 

[Izan]

Lips...no teeth, please.

Are you still using the Ego-T?
Have you tried to put a silicone cover over your current drip tip(s)?


Cheers
I

 

[papergoblin]

You were the kid in school that chewed up pencils right, lol, kidding. I have seen some soft covers but never been impressed with them.

Try a ming vase tip that way you only have the very tip of the drip in your mouth. I think it's going to be more of a getting out of the biting habit, than changing tips.

If you're using the small cig a likes try switching to a heavier battery to keep you from wanting to hold it in your mouth with your teeth.

 

[93gc40]

fastech has plenty of plastic and silicone tips even wooden ones. Just changing the shape of the tip might solve your problem..

 

[LewisW295]

Chewing a drip tip? *looks at my stainless steel tip and winces* that must hurt dude and probably not healthy for the coil at the bottom (residual saliva etc) fasttech is probably your best bet for soft tips but grab a silicone cover for now as FT takes awhile to arrive.

Make sure you know what type tip you need first.

 

[K_Tech]

As already suggested, just do a Google search for "silicone drip tip". There are a lot of vendors that carry them, and you can buy them stateside for a few dollars.

Teflon may be another "tooth friendly" material to look at.

 

[ReigntheGamer]

Just stop biting the tip, that's never good in any situation.