This is my first experience with one that does! In fact, first experience with anything that comes in a toothpaste-like tube leaking out AFTER the cap has been firmly screwed on!
Medications, artist paints, other adhesives, toothpaste, etc. have always "behaved". I've seen folks "squeeze too hard" or "in the middle of the tube" and get more than they bargained for -- and neglected to clean off the excess before replacing the cap. But, if there wasn't anything actively oozing out of the tube when the cap was replaced, I've never come back to find it having oozed "through" (around) the cap!
The dual-plunger (syringe) behave similarly; if you exert too much pressure (for the viscosity of the contents), then the stuff oozes long after you've "stopped pushing" -- as if the stuff is currently compressed inside the tubes from your pressure and is now looking to release that pent up energy.
The concrete adhesive that I use is a "two chamber", plunger-driven sort of storage/dispense mechanism. The "nozzle" through which the adhesive is dispensed is very long and contains a sort of screw-like chamber that forces the two-parts to commingle *in* the nozzle before exiting onto your workpiece. Of course, this makes the nozzle a single-use item; PLAN AHEad!