Drip Tip Adapters
After vaping for an extended period, you may notice E-Liquid and condensation collecting around the drip tip; this is common. You will know this is happening if you tend to tip your mod while you vape and then get E-Juice in your mouth. It’s not a full-on leak but could leave e-liquid residue in places. Removing the drip tip and giving it a quick wipe is an easy fix.
Broken Gaskets
If you find a leak in your tank, check the O-rings and gasket to make sure there are no holes or damage. If you don’t see any rips or holes on the gaskets or O-rings, it may be worth looking behind them to ensure they’re not coming from a crack inside the tank itself. This is just usual wear on vape tanks and happens over time. If you noticed damaged o-rings etc. on a brand new tank, then contact the supplier. Most tanks will come with spare o-rings in the kit and instructions on how to change them to prevent future leaks.
Not Enough Cotton
If you’re using an RTA and building your own coils, then you are probably aware that getting the wicking of the coils right can sometimes be a challenge. Too much wick, and you may end up with a dry, flavorless vape. Unfortunately, not enough cotton wick and you will get leaking problems with juice flowing out of the airflow. Some RTAs are more temperamental than others when it comes to wicking. Others have top airflow, so they are almost impossible to leak. That’s why we’ve included some of the best leak proof RTAs in our list below.
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