Help me buy the right e-cig please!

[Destx]

I am interested in buying an e-cig that can meet all these requirements:

-Menthol
-Different levels of nicotine (the more, the better)
-Any color really, standard or black
-Easy to maintain
-Reliable company

Any information would be great! Thanks a lot guys.

[Bigbuyer]

Buy Bloog.
They are very easy to maintain.
No juices, no atomizers.
Just charge the battery, screw in a cartridge and you are good to go.

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[MREXE]

hmmmmm after reading ALL the reviews on here, I ordered the joy 510. bought more juice right away, more batts and back up attys and carts. its been 3 months, and NOTHING has failed. I vap all day........its a good idea to have at least two ecigs to use, cuz they do heat up. as soon as that happens, I put it down grab the other one. oh, also bought the 5 hole batt charger. The only maintenence I do, is occassional blow out the atty and cart........Im happy! oh, im not a supplier.......oh yeah, upgraded my carts to the "tea bag" type, they wick much better.

[Destx]

Thanks for the suggestions guys, what is the best website to purchase the Joye 510? I have heard a lot of good things about it. I am just curious how much money I will need for the intial purchase, note I am a poor college student so its very important.

[AngusATAT]

Thanks for the suggestions guys, what is the best website to purchase the Joye 510? I have heard a lot of good things about it. I am just curious how much money I will need for the intial purchase, note I am a poor college student so its very important.

Cheapest I have found for 510 kits in the US is Cignot.com.

[Destx]

anyone else? I would really like an e-cig that looks like a standard cig

[anim8r]

Thanks for the suggestions guys, what is the best website to purchase the Joye 510? I have heard a lot of good things about it. I am just curious how much money I will need for the intial purchase, note I am a poor college student so its very important.

cignot.com for sure

Very fast and very nice people.

The 510 is probably the best single design for a beginner and experienced vapor.

But sure to read up on cart mods to get the best performance for just a couple bux worth of material. The blue plug / straw mod has worked the most consistently for me on my 510.

Also, the manual versions of the batteries give you the best control for vaping (in my opinion).

[Destx]

Any suggestions of e-cigs that look like actual cigs?

[DonDaBoomVape]

#1: Take any advice you receive here (including from me) with many grains of salt. We each have our personal favorites, which may not be right for you.

#2: Virtually all e-cigs that look just "like a standard cig" (i.e., less than 100 mm in length) are not that effective. The fairly new Revolver Elite has received some mixed reviews (including a very enthusiastic one).

#3: Factors like "Menthol" and "Different levels of nicotine (the more, the better)" have virtually nothing to do with the e-cig (i.e., the hardware) itself. This is a software (i.e., e-liquid or prefilled cartomizer) issue.

#4: If you want "easy to maintain," consider a cartomizer (2-part) e-cig. The V-9 (e.g., Bloog) is one of them and (I believe) this is the type that is Leaford's #1 favorite (especially for vapor production). The more common is the KR808D-1 (I'm working on a project right now for NHaler, so I think of them first, but there are other good suppliers as well).

#5: Read my WWV Illustrated Guide (link included in my signature) before making a purchase decision. I realize that might sound self-serving, but a quick browse of it will, I believe, convince you of its relevance.

#6: Whatever you decide, savor the delightful experience of vaping!

[AshHole]

What DonDaBoom said!

Honestly, each model has plusses and minuses. If you ask my opinion I will tell you my 510 has been everything you asked for. But then again, that is me. I had problems finding the right juices and nearly put me off vaping.

The main thing is to start, and give it an honestly fair shot. Buy a starter kit and some extra juice and extra battery. 30-50 dollars isnt hat far off of a carton of analogs. I know youve bought a carton of "another brand" and didnt like them but smoked 'em anyway....

Honestly you will know in a very short time if vaping is for you. You may pick a model that isnt for you, but until you start you really dont know and cant get a feel for it. Then you can decide if you want to try another model, stay with yours or stay with analogs. (hopefully not the last option..)

Read DonDaBooms guide. Its a wonderful resource... and fun too.

Good luck - and happy vaping.