Good mouthpieces!

[Trips1103]

I'm looking to find some really good mouthpieces - or drip tips, as they can function as one pretty easily. Specifically I'm looking for mouthpieces that control the amount of juice backflow and lessen the amount of juice that reaches my mouth.

I prefer using cartomizers. Right now I'm using Bloog products and I like their cartomizers. I enjoy their color ID system, the taste they offer, and the fact that they control the backflow of juice pretty well compared to other (mainly eGo related) cartomizers I've tried.

Still ... there are times when I get that drip taste, and can't stand it. I figure there must be some mouthpieces designed to work with this. I just haven't found them yet.

Anyone know of any?

 

[burnsy]

Its sort of a pain if your dripping but I found a pretty good cure for this. Empty cart. You have to take it off and on to drip and it restricts air flow a bit but it leaves you with just the small hole and really reduces the chances of juice in the mouth.

 

[Trips1103]

Its sort of a pain if your dripping but I found a pretty good cure for this. Empty cart. You have to take it off and on to drip and it restricts air flow a bit but it leaves you with just the small hole and really reduces the chances of juice in the mouth.

Yep .. I tried that and it does work. It's just not optimal. You know what I mean. Seems like there is a niche in the industry to fill here and you'd think that someone would be working on it.

I've seen the Bloog mouthpieces Bloog E-Cigarette Plastic Mouth Piece Tips | Sanitary Electronic Cigarette Mouth Pieces | Maxx Fusion E-Cig Mouthpieces - and they are ok, but hardly worth the purchase. They're rubbery and don't feel right. I've gotten a few others by purchasing products, and made a few from the stuff that I have. I've used drip tips with cartos to help. I just haven't seen one made for the purpose of stopping the backflow of juice into the mouth - so I wondered if there was anything out there like it.

Cheers.

 

[yo vapo]

The Bloog ones are rubbery? Like soft & pliable, you mean? Or just rubbery coated? I like the ce2 type mouthpieces, but they're too small.

Sorry I can't help you with your problem, but you may have solved one of mine.

 

[yo vapo]

I thought about it a little. If raw ejuice is what you're getting through your mouthpiece, then I can envision a couple of plastic discs inserted into the mouthpiece, with a hollow spacer between them. The discs could have off-center holes drilled in them such that there is no line of sight through the mouthpiece. That might work.

But I doubt that's the issue. I think the problem is condensate. The vapor droplets condense in the cooler mouthpiece, so what you are getting is re-condensed ejuice. Same difference, but tougher to solve.

I'm curious to see what anyone comes up with here; I hate that too -- I want to vape it, not drink it.

 

[Trips1103]

The Bloog ones are rubbery? Like soft & pliable, you mean? Or just rubbery coated? I like the ce2 type mouthpieces, but they're too small.

Sorry I can't help you with your problem, but you may have solved one of mine.

Soft and pliable. Because they are larger, they are a bit firmer than the ce2 mouthpieces (which I use as well) ... but yes, I'd say they're probably made out of the same material.

 

[Trips1103]

I thought about it a little. If raw ejuice is what you're getting through your mouthpiece, then I can envision a couple of plastic discs inserted into the mouthpiece, with a hollow spacer between them. The discs could have off-center holes drilled in them such that there is no line of sight through the mouthpiece. That might work.

But I doubt that's the issue. I think the problem is condensate. The vapor droplets condense in the cooler mouthpiece, so what you are getting is re-condensed ejuice. Same difference, but tougher to solve.

I'm curious to see what anyone comes up with here; I hate that too -- I want to vape it, not drink it.

Yep .. I've tried spacers that I've made from other products. Small discs that I used from fluxomizers. They helped a little bit, but ultimately acted like a home made fix.

I'm almost positive the problem is condensation. Seems to happen after a little while of use. Happily vaping along not thinking about it and then **blech** lol. Off to the sink I go to start rinsing things out.