Best eCig for a light smoker

**MitchellBeans** · 09-11-2009, 12:25 AM

Hey everyone! New here (obviously) and I had a pretty specific question I would like help with.

I am a light smoker ... in fact, I don't even smoke unless I am home and having a beer. I usually have one cigarette per beer, and even then sometimes I don't finish one.

My choice of cigs are Marbolo Light 100 or Camel light 99. I do not recall ever smoking a flavored cig, so I am looking for a straight tobacco flavor.

I ordered the Health E Cig a week ago it is not here yet, but according to this thread from last year:

( Cannot post a URL, but everyone said it was a crapshoot at best)

I should not be expecting too much I guess ....

So if I am disappointed by this Health E Cig, what would you all suggest? I checked out the BluCig website and that one looks pretty good... here are what I am keeping in mind:

Equivalent nicotine to a Marb Light 100
Equivalent flavor
Good vapor
easy draw
budget of $50 - $70 for a starter kit and reasonable refill costs
I live in NY state

Any help is appreciated, thanks!

**SquirrilahFish** · 09-11-2009, 12:37 AM

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**julianka** · 09-11-2009, 12:50 AM

I'm the same as you, very light smoker, in fact I switched to herbal cigarettes two years ago and have hardly had real tobacco in that time. I almost bought an e health kit, but I prefer something with no nicotine so I ended up buying a "disposable" egic from here where I had that option: disposablecig.com (can't post full URLs yet.)

It's fine except it is NOT DISPOSABLE! You MUST have a charger, and the cartridges are too expensive from this place. Since I didn't buy a charger I'm stuck now waiting for my next purchase to arrive, an M402. I LOVED the brief amount of vaping I was able to do on this "disposable" one, so I went ahead and bought an M402 from Tasty Vaping. I had been looking at the popular ones, M4 series, 510, 901, and I think you have to do that and just decide which appeals to you the most. I'm just not into the idea of a manual battery yet, so I crossed the 510 off my list. The 901 has a flat tipped cartridge and I've never liked smoking with holders that have those, so that's pretty much why I went for the M4 series. I went with the M402 because it's a "happy medium" length between long and short. The three sizes of batteries are interchangeable though, and it comes in a couple of colors and LED colors so you have the "looks like a cigarette" or "doesn't look anything like a cigarette", or mix and match or whatever.

They say the M Series carts are kind of small and don't last long, but for us light smokers that shouldn't be a problem. The batteries are known to be pretty good, though.

**socal77** · 09-11-2009, 01:25 AM

Originally Posted by julianka

I'm the same as you, very light smoker, in fact I switched to herbal cigarettes two years ago and have hardly had real tobacco in that time. I almost bought an e health kit, but I prefer something with no nicotine so I ended up buying a "disposable" egic from here where I had that option: disposablecig.com (can't post full URLs yet.)

It's fine except it is NOT DISPOSABLE! You MUST have a charger, and the cartridges are too expensive from this place. Since I didn't buy a charger I'm stuck now waiting for my next purchase to arrive, an M402. I LOVED the brief amount of vaping I was able to do on this "disposable" one, so I went ahead and bought an M402 from Tasty Vaping. I had been looking at the popular ones, M4 series, 510, 901, and I think you have to do that and just decide which appeals to you the most. I'm just not into the idea of a manual battery yet, so I crossed the 510 off my list. The 901 has a flat tipped cartridge and I've never liked smoking with holders that have those, so that's pretty much why I went for the M4 series. I went with the M402 because it's a "happy medium" length between long and short. The three sizes of batteries are interchangeable though, and it comes in a couple of colors and LED colors so you have the "looks like a cigarette" or "doesn't look anything like a cigarette", or mix and match or whatever.

They say the M Series carts are kind of small and don't last long, but for us light smokers that shouldn't be a problem. The batteries are known to be pretty good, though.

I have been using the Super Cigarette for about a year now. The atomizers have lasted me a good 3-6 months each. However, I am a very light smoker.

Hope this helps!

**MitchellBeans** · 09-11-2009, 02:16 AM

Thanks everyone...

I am confused on all the suggestions that have been made ... I don't know who makes the Supercigarette or an M4 series .... pretty new to this.

And if I get one of these, are there solid vendors available with good shipping times? How about refills?

Thanks again!

**breakfastchef** · 09-11-2009, 02:24 AM

An M401 device is a decent starter for a light smoker. I bought mine from vaporstuff.com. Good prices and shipping. I use this as an emergency unit or for a quick walk with the dogs. As a heavy vaper, the 401 would not cut it for me. Buy e-liquid and learn to refill the cartridges of any device you purchase. This will save you lots of money as pre-filled cartridges can be expensive.