When to Re-Drip on 510 Atty & What is in the dry burn vapor\smoke?

[ED-209]

I posted this also in the new members section so I apologize if I wasn't supposed to post it here as well but figured it would be best to ask veterans. Please feel free to delete this or the other post. Thanks

When I am vaping after dripping, how will I know when it is either almost dry or dry? Will the vapor production really be minimal or will no vapor come out? I know a lot of people say the burnt taste and others say 10 puffs but I just wanted to find the best way and I was hoping that the vapor would just almost stop to signal to re-drip vs having to wait to taste the burnt taste.

Last question, what is actually in the vapor\smoke when the atty is dry? I know it has a foul odor and taste but is it vapor or smoke? What is actually in it and is it dangerous, toxic? It smells and tastes like it is but I am just a little paranoid as I want to ensure before re-dripping it is empty but don't want to have to inhale anything toxic.

Thanks everyone for any help\advice\feedback\input you can provide,

Happy vaping,

 

[Kent C]

ED-209:

When I am vaping after dripping, how will I know when it is either almost dry or dry?

Don't wait that long. Refill on loss of flavor - that way you don't start burning anything or burn out atomizers or cartomizers.


Last question, what is actually in the vapor\smoke when the atty is dry? I know it has a foul odor and taste but is it vapor or smoke? What is actually in it and is it dangerous, toxic?

The metal used is not toxic but it can smell overheated. Mainly you'll be burning filler - not good at real high temps but within a margin of safety but again - keep everything wet without flooding the atomizer.

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