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A couple of quick questions:

I was looking on puresmoker.com and noticed I can buy blanks and the liquid. I was also told the liquid is cheaper than buying the carts.

1. How much liquid do I load into a blank cart? You measure in number of drops?

2. Do I have to use a syringe or can I just drop it on the sponge? My search showed some people using syringes and loading from the bottom up.

3. Puresmoker is out of the needles, does the e-liquids come with built in droppers?

Thanks!!!
 

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you put drops until the liquid is no longer absorbed (it will pool on top of the sponge). I don't use a syringe and it works fine. Just drop it on top and it will absorb down.

I would get around 10 or so cartridges to start and then refill each one. That should last you pretty much forever.

The e-liquids come in droppers that you can use. I JUST got my cocacola and riskee tonight and am smoking as I write this. They BOTH live up to their reputation, I assure you!
 

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Since puresmoker is out of syringes with which to fill/refill carts, do you guys know where else we can buy the type of syringes people use to e-drip? Also, do these syringes have actual metal needles (such as those used in giving shots or drawing blood), or are they a different sort?


Ying -

Many of the suppliers supply the syringes you're looking for. Katy from thesmokelessshop.com, i believe Johnson Creek has them as well, and i'm sure many others. Most sell syringes with a detachable metal needle. I prefer not to use the syringe but if you do, do be careful...the last thing you'd want to do is accidentally shoot up nic liquid.


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I found syringes that don't have a sharp needles. Like for filling cosmetic/perfume bottles.

When I asked for 10 of them (they were behind a counter) the old lady had the nerve to tell me that they were blunt tips - Like I was going to use a 2.5ML BRIGHT PINK or BRIGHT BLUE syringe for drugs.

I think someone might have posted about using new inkjet cartridge refill syringes (not sure if the tips are sharp)
 

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My guess is around 30 for 901 which takes around 7 if it is in good condition (1 ml being 21 drops in average - my tries varied from 20-23). But this might vary with degrading quality of the filling which lets you drop less drops in one cartridge over time. It also means *full* cartidges, but when filling after use, a third (or so) of the cart is still soaked and you only add the remaining two thirds.

I believe the real indicator is how many ml you use up in one day - not in how many refillings. For most people it is 1-2 ml.
 

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jim check the cap sometimes the droppers gets stuck in the cap.


Jim, I have also received some in which the dropper was stuck in the lid, but after pulling it out and firmly putting it into the bottle until it is seated, it does not seem to be problem from that point on.

I have also saved all my empty little dropper bottles, the brown ones in my case, from some sample packs, cleaned them out and reused them to carry smaller amounts of liquid on the go. The little small eye droppers make great droppers as when you drip just that little extra too much and the cart is just about to overflow when held up, you can just touch the dropper to it and suck up the excess. It works great and really seems to fill carts well. I love those little bottles, wish I could get more of them.. I think they are about 1 or 2 ml bottles.
 
I think someone might have posted about using new inkjet cartridge refill syringes (not sure if the tips are sharp)

That was me :)

And to answer the question - no, this type of syringe is not in any way sharp/dangerous at all. It's a thickish metal needle with a perfectly flat tip - and the cylinder holds 10ml. On its side is written "Braun Omnifix™", and was included in the "JetTek" brand kit.

It's really ideal for all kinds of e-cig related tasks, where liquids need to be shuffled around.

Although personally, I don't use a syringe for anything related to filling up cartridges. I'm a dripper, way more convenient.
 
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Since puresmoker is out of syringes with which to fill/refill carts, do you guys know where else we can buy the type of syringes people use to e-drip? Also, do these syringes have actual metal needles (such as those used in giving shots or drawing blood), or are they a different sort?

Check a local farm supply. They are the sharp ones for injecting animals.
 
This is not for loading carts, but for removing the remaining juice.

I've purchased this from my local Walgreen's (Drug Store).
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I use it to squeeze the remaining juice out of used carts and then I have an empty juice bottle that I squeez the juice into.

I keep the used carts separate so I don't mix my menthol and RY4 (although, it's not a bad combo). Then depending on my "inventory", I either throw the "squeezed carts" out or wash and dry them to use again. I just drip (4-5) directly to the cart from the bottle.

Just have to have a steady hand to fill the empty bottle and don't put too much cart material in the barrel to squeeze juice out. (More effective with 3-4 than to stuff it full.)
 
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