Does a faulty battery causing dripping onto lips?

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jericoriver

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Please explain what you are asking. What is leaking onto your lips? Do you mean ejuice?

I heard somewhere on here i think that a faulty battery can lead to leaking onto the lips or into the mouth, and that if the battery is fully working you shouldnt have this problem, is this true?
 

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Please explain what you are asking. What is leaking onto your lips? Do you mean ejuice?
Yeh i mean liquid sorry
It can just happen if you atty is flooded. I'm not sure why the battery would effect it.... Besides not supplying enough power to the atty to vaporize the juice properly. Maybe try some voltage testing. Good luck
This is what i am thinking as the vendor i purchased off have sent out a replacement not because of the juice on the lips issue but because they think the battery is faulty, no throat hit and no strong draw etc; but hopefully with a new battery the juice on lips problem could dissapear as well
 

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Getting juice in your mouth has nothing to do with the battery. You are over filling your atty or carto. In the case of a cartomizer you may just be filling incorrectly and getting juice in the center air tube. Having a low battery won't cause a properly filled and properly working atty or carto to spit juice back at you and even 12 watts of power isn't enough to instantly vaporize enough juice to make up for over filling.
When you get your new battery you will still have the juice problem unless you address the real cause.
 

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Interesting. This happens to me on occassion. I always blow out any excess juice before I start using a carto, and it seems to happen even if I've been vaping the carto for a while. It never occured to me that maybe it happens when the battery is getting low, so I'll have to see if this is the case. I always thought that it was just a 'normal' thing since a certain amount of vapor condenses on the user end of the cartomizer and it would be very easy to 'draw' in the condensed vapor, especially if vaping with the ecig in a horizontal position.
 
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