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Honestly I've had cartomizers from nearly any vendor/brand do this at one point or another, it kinda just happens once in a while if you ask me. Now if you're talking 510 cartridges with separate attys, then it definitely sounds like a QC issue of some sort..
I would say that it sounds normal if you filled it yourself but if its prefilled it may be a quality issue. If it continues to leak then return it.
Most carts do that and or gargle which is why I moved away from them. The kanger pro tank 1 worked well but was airy on the draw it was the last carto I used.
It happens. I've used a lot of prefilled cartomizers, and sometimes they come overfilled.
Have been using a Kanger EVOD for the past month and a half. on this model juice leaks past the seal in the "base". I ordered three bases thinking the seals were defective. They were not after I took the entire unit apart and cleaned it and reassembled it, everything worked fine with no leak.
I use the none rebuildable types theres less chance of a gasket leak being theres only the one at the top to fill every rebuildable unit i ever got leaqked after the first couple builds. Also just hand tighten the tip alot of people crank down on them then bust the gasket. Also try to keep it upright as much as possible if your getting juice down the air tube anotyher good way to prevent this when filling is use a blunt needle tip bottle or syringe or even a pipette.
If u want u can use an eco cig brand carto(they're cheap 10.79 with tax for me come with 1 battery)they have an additional silicone washer with a well to catch juice like the cap
The Blu cart is a 510....
After refilling a couple of my old ("original") Blu carts...I bought some new BLANK carts and filled them with my own juice....
The difference is ASTOUNDING!! It's like trying to compare a Porsche and.....a Yugo!!
Granted, new carts won't turn a Blu into an "all-day sucker".....but it VASTLY improves the experience!!
The trick is making sure none of the juice gets into the center tube when filling....try to use the smallest "nozzle" device you can...SLOWLY fill, dispensing juice along the INNER EDGE of the tank while SLOWLY rotating the cart....this will help more evenly disperse the juice to the "wicking" material...
I usually let the cart sit/stand for 1/2 hour or so....then repeat this process to assure the "wick" is saturated.....
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