How much juice to add

[chibox]

How do you know how much juice to add to your e cig ? Also off the topic how do you get the TITLE in a tread to be in BOLD ?

 

[Jmitchelliv]

A good rule of thumb is to add juice until your filler material looks a little "slushy." If it starts to pool, you probably added one drop too many. It's kind of a trial and error thing. You'll get it with time and experimentation.

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Happy vaping.

 

[inkjet21]

if your dripping 2 or 3 drops
if your filling a cart ..when its full
if your filling a carto i do about 10 drops to top it off, then a lite blow thru to clear out the center tube
if your filling a mega cart for a ego i add about 30 drops to top it off

 

[Diesel9]

From my experience with a 510 atty, I generally go with 2 drops maybe 3. I know its time to add more when flavor starts to drop off or i get that slight burn (yuck). I try not to get to that point. Either way from my experience the with dripping the atty is going to flood to an extent over the course of a day so I generally blow them out at least once per day. After a blow out, i drop 3 drips puff a couple times then 2 drops from that point on.

Are you using carto's?

 

[John Top]

I actually look at my carts and do a visual check after the 5th "turn." (I usually have 2-3 puffs per turn,) and then I check it before every turn after that. The type of slush that I look for is more of the "not quite 7-11 slush" far as how fluid is looks.

 

[freelinuxer]

Top off if it looks dry.

 

[chibox]

Yes I have been doing it by eye but I taught there was a certain way. I can always tell when the taste is burnt it's time for juice. Thanks to my EFC family for your answers.

 

[melts]

i drip liberally never wait for the burn taste. i add 3 drops about every 5-7 mins. single best advice i ever got regarding atomizer longevity is to keep it as wet as possible without overfill where. I've also had the same LR 510 atty since august in my eGO. i blow out and scrape battery contacts at the end of the day using a wooden kabob stick. All of this has worked well and fine for me.