Drip Tip Comments

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invisiblewardog

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Just thought I'd share my $0.02 :)

I actually still find myself removing the tip to drip, since if you are not in a stable position you will end up with a mouth full of liquid [insert "that's what she said" joke here].

However, it does have two features I've been hoping for:

Rubber washer, keeps a tight seal, unlike the plain plastic that wear down and gradually loosen up, which also forces any liquid on the walls of the atty back down.

Wider opening, so when you do get liquid near the top, there isn't enough pressure to suck up the liquid.

Since you were the first person I personally saw offering these tips, I will credit you with setting the standard once again. Cheers.
 

Drewsworld

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You will notice after practice you will almost get a fell for how many drops your putting in and can almost drip with these in the dark...If you give a little blow or short burst of air before you take a puff, you will notice you will never get any liquid in your mouth(insert pervy comment here)...Thanks for your comment, but I really didnt invent them , I just took the initiative to have some affordable ones manufactured in the USA...Thanks again...
Drew
 
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