Just When You Thought E-Cigs Couldn't Get Better!

Posted by Paise on 19th Mar 2011

The Drip-Tips for any e-cigarette brand is wonderful; however, the drip tips for the variety of Ego and 510 E-Cigs are terrific!

The days of replacing and odd refilling of cartridges are gone. All a vaper needs to carry now is an E-cig with drip-tip and bottle of e-liquid depending upon how much an e-cig user vapes in a day. It wouldn't hurt to keep a small pack of tissue handy as the atomizers will leak if the drip-tip and atomizer are overfilled. Adding 3-4 drops of e-liquid is plenty of liquid to prevent leakage.

The best part I found regarding the drip-tips is the fact there is no need to add the filler to a cartridge then spend time constantly refilling the cartridge using a syringe or a locking bottle called a leur (bottle with a small short yet perfectly sized blunt syringe tip that is easily inserted into the cartridge to refill). It is my opinion that the e-liquid remains fresher for a longer period of time when kept in a small tightly closed bottle out of reach of sunlight such as in a purse or pocket.

Personally, I have both the Delrin (plastic) and the metal type of drip-tips; overall considering wear and tear in addition to the heating of the atomizer by way of the battery, I prefer the metal drip-tips as they will certainly outlast a Delrin; however, the plastic Derlin drip-tips are much lighter when used on an E-cigarette, which means a lot when switching to the Ego, Ego-T Tank, and other similar e-cigarettes in size.

It is a major toss up between the two so it's my opinion and suggestion for anyone considering buying a drip-tip is to buy a couple of each. I've misplaced my drip-tips a time or two; however, I had them all back together before the end of the day. I had placed it in my Ego case and forgotten it was there. But seriously, get at least one of each to make your own determination as well as having a spare. Think of drip-tips like atomizers, a spare is a good thing to have handy just in case it's misplaced or you need to switch them out. BTW, they are easily cleaned using hot water. Dry with a paper towel and run a Q-tip through the center hole to ensure that is clean as well.