Krisb, For over a year I was completely dedicated to the Joye 302 atty (801 style) and a completely dedicated dripper. I am now mostly using the 801 carto but still have (and occasionally use) my 302s. I tried every 801 style drip-tip and, for me (we all know everything about every vape component is completely subjective), never found one I liked. I found they all made the draw too airy (obviously not your issue). I always much preferred the whistle-tip cart dummies that come stock with most 801 style attys. The hard shiny black ones are one of only two tip materials that I have found that never accumulate any grunge or lip-cheese.
I also found I could drip right thru them with these: 1/2 OZ BOTTLE W/NEEDLE TIP They are only $1.80 each but the shipping is (if I recall correctly) about $6 so I bought them 10 at a time. I have given out many. The narrow gauge of the blunt needle fits easily thru the whistle-tip hole (some tips I had to wiggle it thru first time - easy thereafter) puts out smaller drops so you have to get a feel for how long each squeeze. I just used 4 quick squeezes and found that perfect.After a short period of use, I quickly found I could get the blunt needle tip thru the whistle-tip hole by feel easily and quickly so that I could effortlessly drip without even looking. No worries about perfectly aligning the bottle with the mouth-piece, missing or dripping down the sides, and easy to drip in darker environments, etc. They also work great with ANY drip tip. The little cap could be better but I've been using these for over a year and so far lost only one cap. I have ten of them in use now. But, as of the last month or so I seem to be stuck on only ONE JUICE???!!!
I originally learned about them here:
Smokie Demonstrates 1/2 oz Needle tip bottle from Racers-edge.com - YouTube
BTW, these are also great for filling and refilling cartos. with just a little effort, you can slide the needle down the side of the filler and fill from the bottom of the carto and then raise the needle as you go to fill right up the sides. Because the gauge is narrow, thicker juices go a bit slower but it is still the best/easiest dripping/filling I have found to date. Syringes work great for filling cartos this way too but sometimes pulling out a syringe can raise eyebrows.
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