The Stardust or CE4 clearomizer.
When you're first starting out as a vaper, having an ego battery and a few of these disposable clearomizers will help give you the vaping experience you need. There are other options out there that do perform loads better, but for the price this is perfect for a start up.
They vape wonderfully on an ego battery, they're SUPER easy to fill and maintain. Once they go bad you huck it out the window and buy another one.
Sadly they're often looked down on by more advanced vapers. Which to me is strange, and I'll explain why.
I have two flavors I vape every single day. Which I absolutely love. But there's three others I like to take a couple pulls off of, like a coffee vape in the mornings, a melon vape for after meals, and a normal tobacco flavor for when stress has hit.
I don't want to dedicate a tank to these flavors as I routinely take six or seven pulls, then I'm done.
I keep all three of those flavors loaded in a stardust. The urge strikes I reach over grab it from my little carry case screw it down take my pulls then put it back in the case. At less than 5 dollars a pop these are a perfect alternative for me.
Now the stardust does have a few things that restrict them. They're made out of hard plastic which means tank killer juices, ie: cinnamon, citrus, and stuff like that will cause them to crack. They are disposable units which means they're not the greatest quality build. But with proper care they can last a good long time. Mine last me months on end, but I don't use them on a constant basis.
So when shopping for your vape supplies, consider throwing a couple of these in your cart for those flavors you like, but don't absolutely love.
talk more later.
When you're first starting out as a vaper, having an ego battery and a few of these disposable clearomizers will help give you the vaping experience you need. There are other options out there that do perform loads better, but for the price this is perfect for a start up.
They vape wonderfully on an ego battery, they're SUPER easy to fill and maintain. Once they go bad you huck it out the window and buy another one.
Sadly they're often looked down on by more advanced vapers. Which to me is strange, and I'll explain why.
I have two flavors I vape every single day. Which I absolutely love. But there's three others I like to take a couple pulls off of, like a coffee vape in the mornings, a melon vape for after meals, and a normal tobacco flavor for when stress has hit.
I don't want to dedicate a tank to these flavors as I routinely take six or seven pulls, then I'm done.
I keep all three of those flavors loaded in a stardust. The urge strikes I reach over grab it from my little carry case screw it down take my pulls then put it back in the case. At less than 5 dollars a pop these are a perfect alternative for me.
Now the stardust does have a few things that restrict them. They're made out of hard plastic which means tank killer juices, ie: cinnamon, citrus, and stuff like that will cause them to crack. They are disposable units which means they're not the greatest quality build. But with proper care they can last a good long time. Mine last me months on end, but I don't use them on a constant basis.
So when shopping for your vape supplies, consider throwing a couple of these in your cart for those flavors you like, but don't absolutely love.
talk more later.
