the dipping method seems to produce a lot of flavour as well as smoke.........just a bit tedious
the dipping method seems to produce a lot of flavour as well as smoke.........just a bit tedious
m401 carts should hold, easily, 8 drops. Sounds like either you've got air in the cart (which will cause wicking problems) or the filler is burnt/worn out.
You should also put 1-2 drops on the atomizer bridge, a damp atty draws better (just like an oil lamp).
I find filling from the bottom with a syringe the cleanest and most foolproof way of refilling carts, and it's really quite simple.
Where do you get a syringe that will suck up the juice? The ones I got from the pharmacy seem to have too thin needles to suck up the oily juice...are there thicker needle sizes available? Are there different syringes sold in different places? If so, where?
Where do you get a syringe that will suck up the juice? The ones I got from the pharmacy seem to have too thin needles to suck up the oily juice...are there thicker needle sizes available? Are there different syringes sold in different places? If so, where?
Ok, here's what you do with the 401. Take that cartridge out of the mouthpiece and toss it away. Get a small container with a leakproof cap, I find that a plain ol contact lens case works perfectly for this purpose. Put enough juice in the case so when you dip the atty in it only covers the wick of the atty. Dip the atty in there, put the mouthpiece back on and vape away. You will find that one good dip will last longer than a filled cartridge and is way more convenient.You may have to wipe off the area where the mouthpiece meets the atty, but its still way easier than filling those damn carts all the time. Works for me anyway. Good luck and happy vaping!