Do you take your RDA to work?

[Nightshard]

I've got an Atomic rda and i like it very much, however it's not really practical.
It leaks in my pocket, it requires costant dripping and if the coil needed to be replaced, i wouldn't be able build it at work.
So i use it at home and take my other stuff to work.

 

[tragictaste]

I just take a few long drags before getting out of the car, and that dries up my cotton before I pocket my mod. They do require constant dripping which is the turn off of course, but the flavor gain is totally worth it.

 

[B1sh0p]

All I do is drip.

 

[InTheShade]

Yes, I take it everywhere with me - it's attached to a REO so no leaks for me.

If you love dripping, you might look into getting a liquid bottom feeder like a REO or a VMOD (there are others of course) They offer all the flavor and vapor of dripping, but in a robust leak-free package. Mine holds 6mls of juice, takes an 18650 battery and slips easily into my pocket.

 

[Cuando]

All I do is drip.

Amen and hallelujah, me too. Also, a handkerchief is a dripper's best friend.

 

[DoogieTony]

Yep. Every day.

Reo grand in my pocket currently.

 

[Timactionfigures]

Yes. I work in a quiet cubicle farm and my Igo-W is the only topper I have that doesn't make a peep when vape from it. The Russian whistles, and the Protanks sound like I'm frying eggs!

I keep it stealthy at work, even though I don't agree with it. I suppose the corporate overlords would rather me leave my desk several times during the day and go stink myself up while slowly killing myself!...makes sense!

 

[BuzzKilla]

complaining about having to drip in a DRIPPER... i will never understand.

 

[alkaiser]

i carry my origen v2 with me more than i do my kayfun. it lasts me about 15 mins of driving while chain vaping without having to redrip (0.4 ohm single coil or dual coil). i can vape in my office at work, so no problems there either. i just don't go cloud crazy while in the office.

 

[cbabbman]

I've got an Atomic RDA and i like it very much, however it's not really practical.
It leaks in my pocket, it requires costant dripping and if the coil needed to be replaced, i wouldn't be able build it at work.
So i use it at home and take my other stuff to work.

My RDA'a are not appropriate for work... I stealth vape there and sub-ohm builds with vapor clouds would kind of give it away... lol

For work, I use my Taifun on my Hana Modz or Opus D. Or my Darwin with a 4ohm atomizer on it.. all I really care about there is flavor and throat hit... funny thing is that EVERYONE constantly has a comment that my office smells like a bakery or chocolate (I vape Sweet-Vapes Fudge Brownie as my ADV)

 

[Asmo6]

No RDA's. Just RBA's. Namely tanks. Specifically the Kayfun's or Aqua.

I 'could' drip here. As no one cares. I have a back room with a desk. And don't spend too much time vaping at work. But just having a loaded Kayfun is easier. I frequently am going through the back, I just pick it up for a few whacks and go about my business.

 

[patkin]

Just my opinion and I understand those who don't agree but I, personally, don't like seeing a dripper nor a syringe user in public. We get enough bad press without the public seeing and not understanding that. Of course, I'm not including REO dripping in that... just the separate bottle dripper. I don't even fill my clearos in public.

 

[soysos]

Oh yeah. Trident clone running .5 ohm. I keep it with short silica wicks.

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[ian91]

I bring a number of them to work. I use them exclusively. Use a Taifun GS on the VTR. Switch between an EHPro KFL+, Taifun GT and Fogger V2 on my VTR. I carry the extras in a plastic lunch bag. Individually wrapped. Don't seem to get much leaking.

 

[Jjshbetz11]

All day every day, but I work outside. I must be lucky because my drippers don't leak.

 

[Jimi D.]

I drip 99% of the time. The only time I use a tank is in the middle of the night.

 

[scrappy]

I drip as much as I know I'm gonna vape. It works 99% of the time. The other 1% I either leave it upright or deal with a drop or two of juice. You have to think ahead when using a dripper.

 

[yoloswag4jesus]

I use my MVP and a protank as my at-work mod. I'm allowed to vape at my desk but I don't want to be blowing clouds just out of courtesy.

My mechs/DNA30s and drippers I only use at home.

 

[Nightshard]

Took your advice and brought by dripper to work with a tank as backup.

 

[UncleChuck]

The only time I use a tank is in the middle of the night.

I hear that.

I once tried to hire a dripping attendant to refresh my atty while I was sleeping, as obviously you can inhale vapor while asleep, but not drip. Great idea that was, he stole thirty two cents from my change tray in the middle of the night. Never again.

Now I use nothing but tanks for sleep vaping, I learned my lesson. Although I still find it hard to make a 4ml tank last until I wake up.

I've taken drippers to work quite a bit, I would usually just sit in my car and vape anyway, so it didn't really matter what it looked like, or how convenient it was. Like someone else said, I'd always make sure to vape the wick fairly dry before throwing it in my pocket.