How many drips = filled cartridge?
Usually somewhere between 15 and 30 depending on many factors.
And I take it you know the cartridge is empty when no more vapor is produced, right?
Actually, you know the cartridge doesn't have enough liquid near the top to wick into the atomizer fast enough to give you the next drag when it starts to taste kind of like burnt metal, indicating a dry atomizer, which may or may not mean the cartridge is empty.
But it most definitely means you either need to wait awhile, or top off the cartridge with more
juice.
As far as I can tell (I just got my dse901 a few days ago) the wool has to stay in the cartridge, that's what holds the liquid? Because a few of my blank cartridges don't have any wool in them.
The original poster is talking about "dripping" which has really nothing to do with cartridges.
I put 2 drops in some cartridges, and barely got any vapor. Then I tried 3, same thing. Then I tried 4 drips (6drips in some) and got a little more vapor. I guess these things just don't compare to analogs in terms of smoke clouds.
When you learn how to use them they certainly can.
In fact, I was using some VG liquid from EcoPure the other day and I had too damn much vapor.
