I've just been dripping lately because I got in a bunch of great juices that I want to be able to review soon and I want to be able to taste each flavor clearly an unobstructed. But so far, whatever atty i got from my vendor, its doing well. It seems to work OK. Soemtimes it feels over filled. (It gurgles and it feels tight) and sometimes there is not enough liquid in it at all (No gurgles, but feels tight) From what Im experiences, I think these are the 2 main reasons for dry hits. When I notice the gurgling and tightness, I know not to add more liquid, and I also do my best to experiment with the power i put into my inhale. for whatever reason, I find that when its gurgly and over filled, different draw speeds/power can help u get a good vape even if its over filled. When its underfilled, I fill it with a drop or two. I vape those 2 drops and try to see if I can taste the flavor that was in it before them. If i can't, great. But if I can... Then I vape it until it starts to dry up, then, I dry burn. I dry burn by blowing into the atty while pressing the firing button. The blowing keeps the coils cool enough to not pop but hot enough to clean up the juice that surrounds them or the juice thats been baked onto them. I find that long, soft drags are best for most cases. If long, soft drags isn't working when your atty is over filled, then I experiment with sharp, hard, quick drags, 1-2 of those and I'm good to go usually. I guess the long, quick dragging disperses the liquid throughout the mesh and whatnot in the atomizer.
so it really is coming down to a bit of a science. I hope this hasn't been too confusing for any of you. I'm writing this completely dead. took a sleepy pill an hour ago. time for bed. Hope I've helped.