Drip Tip testing help

[udlike2no2]

I waiting on my stuff to come in a 901 atty and a drip tip for my 808. I want to test a few juices i have coming in and was wondering the best way the do this. I was thinking after i taste one what do i need to do as far as cleaning it or getting ready for the next juice test? Any help in going about this would be very helpful from some experience people.

 

[Justice]

If you vape off most all of first flavor you can redrip with another or unflavored and drip again new juice and you will get the true flavor. Or close enuf IMO.

 

[udlike2no2]

Ok i see i am now used to carts that i cant see when they done so what your saying is just keep toking on the atty till i get nothing and it will not hurt it? so there is not any filler in it its goes right in the atty wick right?

 

[tgcrna]

Ok i see i am now used to carts that i cant see when they done so what your saying is just keep toking on the atty till i get nothing and it will not hurt it? so there is not any filler in it its goes right in the atty wick right?

If you toke it til it is dry, you will get a burnt taste, and it's not good on attys to let them get dry. I think what Justice meant is to vape most of the juice out of it, which you will know when the flavor starts to drop off. You really only get 5 or 6 tokes off a couple drops of juice (my experience, anyway). When I change to a new flavor, I just add it in and realize that I might get a little remnant of the previous flavor for a few tokes.
As an alternative, you can take the atty off, blow into the battery end (w/ a kleenex on the other end) to get most of the juice out before you add the new flavor.

 

[Justice]

Not quite until nothing a dry hit sucks. I'd rather get juice on my tongue. You will find your way. Just play with it you will find when the juice is almost gone you will get a hotter hit drier with more bight.

 

[Justice]

If you toke it til it is dry, you will get a burnt taste, and it's not good on attys to let them get dry. I think what Justice meant is to vape most of the juice out of it, which you will know when the flavor starts to drop off. You really only get 5 or 6 tokes off a couple drops of juice (my experience, anyway). When I change to a new flavor, I just add it in and realize that I might get a little remnant of the previous flavor for a few tokes.
As an alternative, you can take the atty off, blow into the battery end (w/ a kleenex on the other end) to get most of the juice out before you add the new flavor.

thanks tg your description is more detailed than mine.

 

[udlike2no2]

Thanks guys

 

[Brooklynguy1]

A tip i learned when using an atty and you want to change flavors (as I am a broke ... vapor and don't have allot of attys) is keep a bottle of blank pg liquid no nic or flavor dripp 2-3 drops on and vape it till u dont taste anything or hardly anything at all then change flavor to what you want

***this was not my idea was learned off of the videos for broke noobs here in the newbie forums stickies***

 

[dormouse]

You can blow out the atty between juices or you can vape unflavored PG between juices. Either way some scent will remain of the previous juice especially since the atty is a tube. So you need to vape the next one for a bit until you think you are getting pretty pure flavor. It's not perfect but it's better than wasting cartomizers trying juices.

My most recent juices to earn their own carto out of lots of juices tested:
Juicy Vapor Butter Rum Caramel
Vixen Vapors Peach