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aussiedon · 09-01-2009, 01:31 AM

hi. after browsing this forum a little bit i hear alot about a site called ruyal and eastmall,(its prices are all in US dollars so its hard to establish exactly how much ill be spending including delivery)
im wondering what the best option for me is? i dont have a credit card atm, but i do have a paypal account. i know one person who has a credit card who might let me use it to buy a starter kit but its no guarantee.

so im wondering what the best thing for me is. i normally smoke 7's or sometimes 9's, PJ's and longbeach. been smoking since i was 11 and im 26 now, want to quit really.
i know ill need a starter kit, but ive no idea what else ill need nor what price range ill be looking at overall with delivery.
if anyone could help me with a checklist and or the best place to get these things id be eternally grateful.

don

Guvernor · 09-01-2009, 07:10 AM

Eastmall actually ONLY takes paypal...you cant just punch in a credit card number.
Do a lot more research before you buy is all I can say.

Pointers:

1) Buy a starter kit. You will need everything in a starter kit but buying those parts individually will cost more.

2) buy extra batteries as they die over time. (and a passthrough if you spend a lot of time in front of the comp)

3) Buy extra atomisers as they die over time

4) Buy juice and refill your cartridges. Prefilled carts are a PITA and run out all too fast.

I'm also Noob and have only been vaping a week or so. Was able to adjust eaisly to a DSE 901 which I ordered from eastmall.net

ruyandirect.com has slightly better prices. I accidentally order a passthrough (from them) for the wrong model. A quick email sorted it and the correct part arrived in the mail.

Both good suppliers from my experience (but also the only two I have dealt with

)

Your starter kit usually includes a selection of cartridges with some containing high-nic fluid, some medium, some low and some non-nic.

Vaping produces less nicotine per puff than a cigarette so try the different prefilled cartridges to see which fluid strength would best suit you.

I ordered a starter kit, some spare attys, and 100ml of fluid. total cost + shipping was $124USD which converted to $155AUD (at the time)
Followed by a ruyandirect order of some manual batteries and a passthrough

It sounds like a lot but once you have made the initial outlay you are set up with enough stuff to last you several months. (It works out way cheaper than smoking.)

Watch videos about how to clean atomisers, and cartridges so they last longer. Taking care of your stuff will reward the best bang for your buck.

09-01-2009, 01:31 AM	#1
aussiedon Junior Member Join Date: Sep 2009 Posts: 1	Best options for australia hi. after browsing this forum a little bit i hear alot about a site called ruyal and eastmall,(its prices are all in US dollars so its hard to establish exactly how much ill be spending including delivery) im wondering what the best option for me is? i dont have a credit card atm, but i do have a paypal account. i know one person who has a credit card who might let me use it to buy a starter kit but its no guarantee. so im wondering what the best thing for me is. i normally smoke 7's or sometimes 9's, PJ's and longbeach. been smoking since i was 11 and im 26 now, want to quit really. i know ill need a starter kit, but ive no idea what else ill need nor what price range ill be looking at overall with delivery. if anyone could help me with a checklist and or the best place to get these things id be eternally grateful. don

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09-01-2009, 07:10 AM	#2
Guvernor Full Member Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: Perth, Western Australia Posts: 51	Eastmall actually ONLY takes paypal...you cant just punch in a credit card number. Do a lot more research before you buy is all I can say. Pointers: 1) Buy a starter kit. You will need everything in a starter kit but buying those parts individually will cost more. 2) buy extra batteries as they die over time. (and a passthrough if you spend a lot of time in front of the comp) 3) Buy extra atomisers as they die over time 4) Buy juice and refill your cartridges. Prefilled carts are a PITA and run out all too fast. I'm also Noob and have only been vaping a week or so. Was able to adjust eaisly to a DSE 901 which I ordered from eastmall.net ruyandirect.com has slightly better prices. I accidentally order a passthrough (from them) for the wrong model. A quick email sorted it and the correct part arrived in the mail. Both good suppliers from my experience (but also the only two I have dealt with ) Your starter kit usually includes a selection of cartridges with some containing high-nic fluid, some medium, some low and some non-nic. Vaping produces less nicotine per puff than a cigarette so try the different prefilled cartridges to see which fluid strength would best suit you. I ordered a starter kit, some spare attys, and 100ml of fluid. total cost + shipping was $124USD which converted to $155AUD (at the time) Followed by a ruyandirect order of some manual batteries and a passthrough It sounds like a lot but once you have made the initial outlay you are set up with enough stuff to last you several months. (It works out way cheaper than smoking.) Watch videos about how to clean atomisers, and cartridges so they last longer. Taking care of your stuff will reward the best bang for your buck.