ecig with pcc
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In my experience, and opinion, none of the cig a likes worked well enough for me to quit cigs. Aquavapor Allinone looks like an overpriced version of old technology used to lure potential vapers. If you're looking to start with that type I'd suggest a simple 1000 mah or better eGo battery ($15) and a glass tank ($10). A charging cable (usb) $5, and a wall plug ($5). OR
What I recommend the most is an iStick 30W mod/battery ($30 to $35), an Aspire Nautilus Mini tank/clearomizer ($25) and a 5 pack of coils ($10). Coils will last anywhere from 10 days to 2 weeks for the average user. The iStick 30 is a quality battery with a proven track record and easy to use. The 30W size allows room to grow into more sophisticated tanks like Sub Ohms, without having to buy another mod (battery). The Nautilus was my game changer in getting off the cigs and gives a great vape.
There are thousands of versions of e cigs/personal vape's available.
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Good luck in your vape journey.
What I recommend the most is an iStick 30W mod/battery ($30 to $35), an Aspire Nautilus Mini tank/clearomizer ($25) and a 5 pack of coils ($10). Coils will last anywhere from 10 days to 2 weeks for the average user. The iStick 30 is a quality battery with a proven track record and easy to use. The 30W size allows room to grow into more sophisticated tanks like Sub Ohms, without having to buy another mod (battery). The Nautilus was my game changer in getting off the cigs and gives a great vape.
There are thousands of versions of e cigs/personal vape's available.
If you're in the UK check out this link :
UK
E-cigarette/E-liquid Vendors List + discount codes | ALL ABOUT E-CIGARETTES UK
UK Forum | E-Cigarette Forum
UK and Ireland Suppliers | E-Cigarette Forum
Myepack.co.uk
UK and Ireland Suppliers | E-Cigarette Forum
COUPONS - Stores - ECF E-Cigarette Coupons
FastTech - Gadgets and Electronics in China delivers everywhere, just takes time for shipping to arrive.
US :
DEALS and STEALS - Deals and Steals | E-Cigarette Forum (go to last couple pages)
FORUM SUPPLIERS - ECF Forum Suppliers | E-Cigarette Forum
COUPONS - Stores - ECF E-Cigarette Coupons
Good luck in your vape journey.
PCC kits are still available to buy. Kanger make them for UK/US/Euro markets.
Innokin used to do one too. Joyetech used to sell something called eRoll too.
The agua vape kit, which claims to the the "latest technology" is nothing of the sort, unsurprisingly. Avoid. Everything on there is old technology and too expensive.
Innokin used to do one too. Joyetech used to sell something called eRoll too.
The agua vape kit, which claims to the the "latest technology" is nothing of the sort, unsurprisingly. Avoid. Everything on there is old technology and too expensive.
Thanks for the help, but I just can't get use to the big battery and mods
That looks a nice set up, Do you know how many times you can charge the battery before recharging the pcc?
thanks
It looks like ten times for recharge. There is a big thread on here about that product. Might want to read it first.
The pcc can charge about 10 erolls before recharging. But if you think that's fast, then there's the pcc mega available that is 3x the capacity of the pcc included in an eroll kit. http://www.joyetech.com/product/details.php?gno=196
I personally have the eroll with a pcc mega. The pcc mega can charge and hold 3 eroll batteries at the same time and has 3 tank slots for reserve.
+1 on the eRoll if you're looking for a cig-alike. They're small but powerful for their size. They charge fast and they're easy to store and carry with you. The part I especially liked about them is that you don't have to take them apart to charge them. You just place the complete unit in the PCC and you're good to go. The cartridges don't hold a lot, but you can prefill some and carry them in a little pill box for when you need them.
Yeh, that's fine, of course.
I used a PCC kit for 6 months. It cost me $400-500
It COULD have cost me $1,000 from the "wrong" brand. It WOULD have cost me $2,500 from the so-called "top brand" in the UK. ($5,000 a year... $5,000!)
Personally speaking, I don't buy any of the M*g C*g marketing. If you need a more powerful e-cig, then you need a more powerful e-cig. It's all very well Miss Tia saying it is good, but she wouldn't use it, as she vapes at power settings like the rest of us.
Try the eRoll, or a non-branded KR808 kit. Actually, VOLT e-cigs often sell some very cheap kits indeed. Not that I would make any comment as to it's quality. It'll be like all the rest, probably, only far, far cheaper.
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PS. Blu are a tobacco company.
In Europe they are supporting the TPD 2016 which will limit vaping supplies to 72,000,000 European people. Basically, most products will be banned. The company that benefits most from this disgraceful government/EU intervention is Blu.
They are not stupid. Get most e-cigs banned, sell only your own non-refillable to users at $5,000 a year. More profit than cigarettes.
In Europe they are supporting the TPD 2016 which will limit vaping supplies to 72,000,000 European people. Basically, most products will be banned. The company that benefits most from this disgraceful government/EU intervention is Blu.
They are not stupid. Get most e-cigs banned, sell only your own non-refillable to users at $5,000 a year. More profit than cigarettes.
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