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cmoc · 07-04-2008, 10:58 AM

My supercigarette arrived and I used it for two hours then had a normal cigarette. This happened to me when I was on the gum, so I am not sure how I will get on. Two questions.
Firstly, what extras should I have as a standby (in case I get to smoking this all the time and dont want to go back to the real thing). I dont really want to get off the real ones and then find I havent got the spare bits I need to keep going and have to wait for some to be sent. What bits conk out and after how long? Secondly, does the vapour that comes out stain the walls in a room like the real ones do?

I think I could get on to smoking this long term as long as I can get used to the taste of toffee and how to suck instead of puff!

Best Wishes
Chris

dnakr · 07-04-2008, 03:28 PM

At the least, an extra atomizer and 2 more batteries. More comfortably, another full e-cig kit, with extra atomizers and batteries.

shogun · 07-04-2008, 06:44 PM

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Originally Posted by dnakr

At the least, an extra atomizer and 2 more batteries. More comfortably, another full e-cig kit, with extra atomizers and batteries.

I like my Kissbox so much that I have ordered and extra set in case my first one will break. I always want to have at least one good e-cig working. Otherwise I will be tempted to smoke a real cigarette again.

These things seem to break A LOT. So if you like e-smoking I recommend buying at least two sets of everything from a good supplier (with a good customer support). If one breaks and you have to send it back for replacements you always have one in working order.

Sure it is more expensive, but hey, that is a price I am willing to pay for not smoking tobacco.

jarvis · 07-04-2008, 07:21 PM

I have had a super cigarette for a couple months and have already gone through 3 atomizers, so I would have two on hand, as the way they were designed they seem to have a limited lifespan of about 3 weeks, make sure you always have ample liquid left in your cartridge, I usually top mine up with a drop or two of e-liquid every time I smoke, as the vaporizer has a bit of synthetic twine in it will burn up very quickly if dry. I also have three batteries on hand, and one is starting to go. And no need to worry about the vapor staining the walls.

07-04-2008, 10:58 AM	#1
cmoc Junior Member Join Date: Jun 2008 Posts: 7	What else do I need? My supercigarette arrived and I used it for two hours then had a normal cigarette. This happened to me when I was on the gum, so I am not sure how I will get on. Two questions. Firstly, what extras should I have as a standby (in case I get to smoking this all the time and dont want to go back to the real thing). I dont really want to get off the real ones and then find I havent got the spare bits I need to keep going and have to wait for some to be sent. What bits conk out and after how long? Secondly, does the vapour that comes out stain the walls in a room like the real ones do? I think I could get on to smoking this long term as long as I can get used to the taste of toffee and how to suck instead of puff! Best Wishes Chris

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07-04-2008, 03:28 PM	#2
dnakr Little Miss Mod Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Virginia, USA Posts: 1,242	At the least, an extra atomizer and 2 more batteries. More comfortably, another full e-cig kit, with extra atomizers and batteries.

07-04-2008, 07:21 PM	#4
jarvis ECF Veteran Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Tx Posts: 262	I have had a super cigarette for a couple months and have already gone through 3 atomizers, so I would have two on hand, as the way they were designed they seem to have a limited lifespan of about 3 weeks, make sure you always have ample liquid left in your cartridge, I usually top mine up with a drop or two of e-liquid every time I smoke, as the vaporizer has a bit of synthetic twine in it will burn up very quickly if dry. I also have three batteries on hand, and one is starting to go. And no need to worry about the vapor staining the walls.