By the sounds of that description, yes you are definitely dripping too much. After you blow them out, no need to re-prime, 2-3 drops should get you off running.On VG and the 801, even though I am flooding less, maybe I am still dripping too much. After like 10 times dripping, sometimes I might get flooded out, or performance will drop. I can get a gurgling but the atty will be a dry hit, or if I blow out into a tissue (and see a lot of juice) and then re-prime I get better performance. This just means I am dripping too much right? I do space out and take like 1 hit then set it down, come back and re-drip sometimes.
Maybe it is because I properly cut my VG that I don't get the coating on my tongue. I do get some accumulation in my throat, but not as much as smoking.In terms of the mixing, I feel bad for you that you can't tolerate PG Switched. I think if I was allergic I would be tempted to quit vaping. The one time I vaped like 80-90% VG, I got phlegm and a coating on my tongue, couldn't stand it. I was actually wondering how low I could go on VG before getting too invisible of a vape, but I haven't played around with it yet. If that is going to hurt 801 performance, or I would maybe get better performance going toward 60/40 PG/VG, I just wanted to know.
Prior to switching to all VG I used to vape 80/20 PG/VG (the VG diluted to 20%) not a problem, and great vapour.
It's curious to me that you say "vapour = steam = water in gas form", because there is definitely something different about vaping VG. I read your thread about predominantly-VG mixes hurting performance, and I know how VG gunks up my mouth. Is the problem that VG doesn't convert as fully to water when vaporized as PG?
PG is more volatile than water (SG) VG OTOH is heavier than H2O and hence less volatile. It sinks in the solution. Since both nic and water have an SG of one, it becomes a mute point. That being said... I could dilute with PGA, but that changes the fl;avour and makes the vape harsher.