Ok - short history. Started vaping about 5 weeks ago. Still learning. I went the usual progression. Started with a drug store Blu, then upgraded to a Halo G6, then to a Halo Triton and VV Triton.
With all the Halo devices the clearomizers have those thin, stock, Delrin/Plastic drip tips. For about 4 weeks I vaped with no problems to speak of. I started loving it so much I got to the point that I was ALWAYS vaping - non stop. I would drain a 900mah battery and usually go through 2 clearomizers at work. I got tired of carrying extra stuff around. Something better was needed.
I ordered a Provari. While waiting for it, I got several types of tanks: Vivi Nova and iClear 30s.
When the Provari arrived last week I started using it with the iClear 30s which has a stainless, trumpet style, knucklehead drip tip.
In less than a week I developed blisters on the lower part of my upper lip. (let the jokes begin
)
There are a number of different types of drip tips out there: Delrin, Stainless, Ceramic, Anodized - and a bunch of shapes. I assume the shape is simply a matter of personal preference and appearance.
I am curious about the material the tip is made of. Are the metal tips harder on the mouth than the softer plastic or ceramic?, or is my problem that I am simply vaping too much? (if that's possible). Or would a drip tip made with a different material than SS help?
With all the Halo devices the clearomizers have those thin, stock, Delrin/Plastic drip tips. For about 4 weeks I vaped with no problems to speak of. I started loving it so much I got to the point that I was ALWAYS vaping - non stop. I would drain a 900mah battery and usually go through 2 clearomizers at work. I got tired of carrying extra stuff around. Something better was needed.
I ordered a Provari. While waiting for it, I got several types of tanks: Vivi Nova and iClear 30s.
When the Provari arrived last week I started using it with the iClear 30s which has a stainless, trumpet style, knucklehead drip tip.
In less than a week I developed blisters on the lower part of my upper lip. (let the jokes begin
)There are a number of different types of drip tips out there: Delrin, Stainless, Ceramic, Anodized - and a bunch of shapes. I assume the shape is simply a matter of personal preference and appearance.
I am curious about the material the tip is made of. Are the metal tips harder on the mouth than the softer plastic or ceramic?, or is my problem that I am simply vaping too much? (if that's possible). Or would a drip tip made with a different material than SS help?
