Drip On Demand, from MadVapes

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LordDavon

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I decided to take on the Drip On Demand, from madvapes. The DoD is described as:

An automated vacuum driven e-liquid feed system for use with 510/901/808 atomizers and cartomizers. The screw in bottle is easily accessed to squeeze for a little extra boost whenever you require more e-liquid. The DoD is simple, reliable and inexpensive.

 

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I've received an email from the Manufacturer of the Drip On Demand, and wanted to share some info, "...there are a few things that are critical to know before you ever try it out. One is to pre-prime the atty before you attach the DoD to it. Another critical thing to know is to never screw the bottle on that tight. Only till it stops. Otherwise it will rip in no time and leak terribly."
 

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I had a long conversation with Steve, the inventor of the unit, and we believe that there may be something wrong with my DoD, causing the bottle to have to be tightened so much. So, I have moved the video to private, and will be receiving another review unit. Once that comes in, I will have a new review of the DoD. We both want to make sure that everyone gets the best information about the product, as possible.

For those that didn't get to view the video, I would like to note that the DoD did work very well. Hopefully the new unit will work even better.
 

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I didn't watch your video but I have a DoD and I also have to screw it on tight, and make sure the atty is screwed into my PV tightly, to get it working properly. Sometimes the vacuum system kicks in, sometimes I have to give the bottle a couple good squeezes. I do like the Dod, it's a pretty neat add-on and better than dripping over and over, if you are just repeat dripping one flavor anyways.
 

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I am glad you like your unit. My unit worked very well, once everything sealed properly. It was able to get my "sweet spot" vapes extended, and was a fairly simple unit to use. Once I have the new unit for testing, I will be re-reviewing the unit, and demonstrating it again. I am a deep draw style chain-vaper, and the DoD could handle me. :)
 

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I draw in the same manner as you do and I love the DoD for the very reason you've just stated LordDavon!
I also own a "Vapemate" which is similar but I prefer to use my DoD kits of which I have many.
It is of course very important to prime the atty or carto beforehand and make sure it is sitting securely.
Big props to scs469 for inventing such a useful tool to add to our vaping gear!
I have many custom painted DoD's which I particularly love since it makes them stand out and uniquely pretty!
As I said before I have never had law enforcement think I'm doing something illegal because of it's looks but also because it seems familiar to some folks it is a great way to start a conversation about vaping and introduce smokers to "our world"!
It is a product I cannot live without simply because it makes driving a whole lot safer for me.
It is truly hard and I suspect dangerous to "drip and drive."
C.B.
 
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